Polydrafter and Polydrifter Tiling

Polydrafter Irreptiling. Tile a polydrafter with smaller copies of itself, not necessarily equal.
Polydrafter Bireptiles. Join two copies of a polydrafter, then dissect the result into equal smaller copies of it.
The Didrafter Fish. Form a compact shape with the 13 proper and extended didrafters.
Scaled Polydrafter Tetrads. Join four similar polydrafters so that each borders the other three.
Convex Figures with Didrafter Pairs. Make a convex polydrafter with copies of two didrafters.
Convex Figures with Didrafter Triplets. Make a convex polydrafter with copies of three didrafters.
Convex Shapes from the 13 Didrafters. Make a convex polydrafter with the 13 didrafters.
Rectangles Tiled with Three Didrafters. Make a rectangle with copies of three didrafters.
Regular Hexagons Tiled with Three Didrafters. Make a regular hexagon with copies of three didrafters.
Making a Rectangle from Different Didrafters. Make a rectangle out of up to eight distinct didrafters.
Didrafters at Scales 1 and 5. Arrange a double set of the 13 didrafters to form copies of a didrafter at scales 1 and 5.
Inflated Didrafters. Form a convex shape with the 13 didrafters after expanding some at integer scales or scales of an integer times √3.
Convex Figures with Tridrafter Pairs. Make a convex shape with copies of two tridrafters.
Galaxies from the 14 Tridrafters. Join the 14 proper tridrafters to make a shape with 6-rotary symmetry.
Tiling a Scaled Didrifter with Distinct Didrifters. Arrange 25 of the 27 conforming didrifters to form a didrifter scaled up by a factor of 5.
Stelo Twins and Triplets. Use Jacques Ferroul's Stelo pieces to make multiple copies of the same shape.

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