These can be viewed as a construction of polyhexes on angled planes, with the pieces allowed to "flex" across the joints. I coined the name "Flexahexes" for puzzles of this type.
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| Flexahexes with 7-fold symmetry | ||
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| Three sets of tetraflexahexes | Tri-, Tetra- and Pentaflexahexes | |
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The hexagons here are quite elongated making the polyforms very distorted in some cases. However, this is the only geometry which works where the seven planes contain a central nexus.
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| Tri-, Tetra- and Pentaflexahexes with 7-fold symmetry and no central nexus | ||
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| Flexahexes with 5-fold symmetry and no central nexus | ||
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| Mono-through-Tetraflexahexes | Mono-through-Tetraflexahexes | Pentaflexahexes |
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| Mono-through-Pentaflexahexes | Mono-through-Pentaflexahexes | |
| Flexahexes with 10-fold symmetry and no central nexus | ||
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| Mono-through-Pentaflexahexes | ||