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Unlinked interlocking planar polygons
Here is another example with 8 vertices: a short fat Star Trek symbol and a square in orthogonal planes.
Since the distance between the base points of the red figure is greater than its height, one c …
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Unlinked interlocking planar polygons
I think that 8 might be possible, by interlocking two Star Trek symbols as shown below.
Adendum: This candidate may not work, as quarague points out, but I leave it as a potential "how not to" examp …
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