The Omni-polyhedron may seem
new to many Americans, but Spanish students build these models. Originally
called the “Omnipoliedro”, the shape is many polyhedrons, one hiding inside of
another; an Icosahedron that fits around a Dodecahedron, which fits around a
Hexahedron, or Cube, which goes over a Tetrahedron (a four-sided pyramid), and
finally fits around an Octahedron. Often the edges of each polyhedron are
colored, each polyhedron differently so that it is easier to define between
them all. In the end, it should look something like this:
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