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The table below lists 'solid'
models and 'frameworks for all of the Johnson solids. Polyhedra can
also be generated which are isomers of the Johnson solids. In cases where
the solid contains a {5}, {8}, or {10}-gon then these can be replaced by
{5/2}, {8/3} or {10/3}-gons respectively. With vertices crossed and
the symmetry of the original Jonhson Solid retained, then some of these
polyhedra appear to pass the criteria for being prefixed "Great".
I am aware though that this prefix is normally reserved for Uniform
Polyhedra. Where an isomer exists which does not appear to meet
the 'Great' criteria I have tried to give as descriptive a name as possible.
All isomer names are of my own invention.