Hello, please do call me Louis.
This is a stellated dodecahedron nestled in a larger dodecahedron. As in my other layered creatures, this one was a very precise model. I’m getting a little faster at assembling them, but it’s such a tight fit that you can’t really rush it.
BB ply, 30 pieces, probably 3 hours of assembly time.
Pretty happy with this one, it’s really satisfying to hold.
Okay, just WOW.
WHAT KIND OF SORCERY IS THIS!? 
It’s this horrible thing called Geometry. I don’t recommend it. 
My brain was suffering as I designed it. I think the next one will be easier though, I took notes this time.
Knowing you, doubtful… Incredible work!
OK so easier to design, probably harder to assemble. Fair point.
Ooo I love the bonus pics! Great design!!!
Looks very solid. Very cool. Louis is my favorite.
There’s a series called the laundry files where magic and sorcery are literally just very advanced math.
That one looks like it might have been really hard to assemble. Don’t know how you design them. 
What is holding it together? Are the brown squares inlays or a pin of some type?
Very impressive.
Ahhhh the bonus pics reveal your genius.
Really nice work👍🏼
Also wood glue. I glued every pin as I went. Making it so tight that glue wouldn’t be needed is kind of a loser, because it’s so small that it’s really hard to wrestle tight-fit pins. The glue may have been optional–it’s still fairly tight–but I didn’t want it to come undone so I went with glue for insurance.
Interesting mesh of geometry there. 
That really is beautiful, hurts my brain thinking of trying to make one of my own hehe
Sometimes, it’s good to be the king.
Wonderful!
Terrific! Another winner! Bringing Geometry to life with a laser! Awesome!
Your brain really does do magical thinking! Another amazing project!
Geometry, sorcery, it’s just darn pretty! It does look a bit like something one of the guys in “Hellraiser” might have.
Beyond incredible!
