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Second level permutations


  
Figure 62: Permutation of the hexagons along the strip for a second level flessagon.
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Figure 63: Top side of a segment which can be cut out, and by using five copies altogether, the strip for a second level flessagon can be constructed. This is the first copy.
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Figure 64: Bottom side of a second order flessagon.
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Figure 65: Top side of a segment which can be cut out, and by using five copies altogether, the strip for a second level flessagon can be constructed. This is the second copy.
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Figure 66: Bottom side of a second order flessagon.
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Figure 67: Top side of a segment which can be cut out, and by using five copies altogether, the strip for a second level flessagon can be constructed. This is the third copy.
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Figure 68: Bottom side of a second order flessagon.
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Figure 69: Top side of a segment which can be cut out, and by using five copies altogether, the strip for a second level flessagon can be constructed. This is the fourth copy.
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Figure 70: Bottom side of a second order flessagon.
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Figure 71: Top side of a segment which can be cut out, and by using five copies altogether, the strip for a second level flessagon can be constructed. This is the fifth copy.
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Figure 72: Bottom side of a second order flessagon.
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