Cube is a quintessence for better understanding about the concept of a polyhedron
Welcome to WikiProject Polyhedra. the sister project of Wikipedia:WikiProject Mathematics. Here, it is a project to standardize Wikipedia's coverage on polyhedrons, including becoming a higher-status class as in good articles, featured articles, and featured lists. As for the background, polyhedrons can be found in many real life, such as in popular culture, applications in science, and many more. Anyone from either this project or the outside of this project is welcome to improve them.
For the summaries, a polyhedron is a three-dimensional object where points are connected by lines to form polygons. We called the vertices for the points, edges for the lines, and faces for the polygons of a polyhedron. Many types of polyhedrons are difficult to summarize here. Therefore, we also provide the following table, which the audience may allow to read and users to improve the articles on polyhedral classes. Some articles about polygons and graph are included in this project because they have a relation with polyhedrons.
Improving polyhedron articles by removing excessive tables per WT:WPM.
Add 3D models to all polyhedron articles, including the uniform polyhedra (and compounds), Johnson solids, stellations of the icosahedron, and other special shapes. I and TilmannR have already created most of these, and I'm working on some of the missing ones (pyramids, antiprisms, trapezohedra and the uniform compounds). It's just a matter of adding them with a short description such as "3D model of [shape name]". For convenience, I've been compiling these models on my userpage, where a download link with all the GGB and STL files I've made can also be found. – OfficialURL (talk) 03:45, 12 April 2020 (UTC)[reply]
