Puzzle Description:

...a complete Rubix cube. (Apolgies if this had been done before!)

#1: Jan Wolter (jan) on Nov 27, 2006

It has been done before (puzzle 144) but quite differently. I like this one. It's a bit tricky getting started, but once you get going it's really pretty easy, and the final picture is quite nice.

Ah right, didn't realise! Just did that Puzzle 144 and it is different (and better)!!

Funny, I thought this one was better.

Well done.

I hate those cubes. My boyfriend loves them though. Just got one for his birthday. haha.

Simple to solve the real cube. There are only a few sequences of moves that you have to memorize in order to solve any 9 squares per side cube like the Rubik's Cube. This cube took me longer to solve than a real one. :) Nice job.

I enjoyed this puzzle, especially since I love Rubik's Cubes. And I'm not trying to nitpick, but this image cannot be an authentic Rubik's Cube since green and blue are on opposite faces on a real Rubik's. (It's one way to identify a cheap knock-off). If the green or blue in this puzzle were replaced with white, then it would be accurate.
:-)

FUN!!!

I solve them by peeling off the stickers and putting them back on in the "correct" places.

I'm glad it was done twice. Made it more likely to pop up when I went through the puzzles randomly. I got a good laugh out of this, because I remember trying to solve these as a kid and finally using an online tutorial and virtual cube years later.

This was a very fun solve.
Interesting how many lines had 23 colored spots and how it all came together and solved itself at the last half.

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