Triddle and Riddle: Which shapes make the pairs?

Some shapes in Triddler 4756 make pairs. Each pair consists of two exactly identical shapes. Shapes in the pairs are shown from different directions, but they aren't reflected.

Which shapes make the pairs?
Use the clock numbers to name them - e.g.: 11 o'clock shape, 1 o'clock shape, center shape - and send your result to Oskar.

If you got it right - your name will be registered as a winner in this forum.

Have fun! :-)

Finally there is a third solver :o
:salute:
ajith
:thumbleft: :thumbleft:

Oskar
:mrgreen:

What is taking so long?

Once you solve the puzzle look at it like a clock, the times 12, 3, 6, and 9 should be missing. At all the other hours there are shapes. Some of those shapes have pairs. Find the pairs and label the two shapes that match by the hour that they represent.

Yeah, but that still presumes you can interpret the shapes! I tried twice, and did find a specific, quantifiable error in my first try, but I'm obviously not getting it Phooey! I'm usually pretty good at these things

[quote="ferloft101"]You just gotta really think about it, youll get it eventually

Thanks for the encouragement, but I've given it three tries and I think the problem is with my ability to make the 2D to 3D perception assumptions. It's not usually a problem for me, but I think a combination of the triddle grid and color orientations just blow my ability to "see" them. I've tried counting and comparing and still get nowhere. So I give up It's okay. I can't do heat flow problems either :o I just don't get Newtonian physics or Michal's riddle