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6X6X6 & UP
11x11x11
The first 11x11x11, custom made by casting after CADding the masters.
12x12x12 (pillowed)
The first working prototype to break the border (11x11x11) set by the Verdes patent.
13x13x13
The puzzles title couldn't be more descriptive.
14x14x14
A mass produced cube of high order. Strangely it went to market after some cubes of even higher order were published.
15x15x15
Another cube for which one might ask: Why? Mass produced after the 13x13x13 and the 17x17x17.
19x19x19
A mass produced cube of very high order.
22x22x22
Formerly the highest order cube, beaten by Greg’s 33x33x33
CUBE (SHAPE CHANGING)
10x10x10 Fisher Cube
A 10x10x10 which is “Fishered”, meaning it was turned inside its solid by 45°.
3x3x4 Mixup Plus Cube
A mass produced Mixup Cube. Compared with the "3x3x3"-variant one ring is further split up.
4x4x4 Mixup Revenge
A 4x4x4 with a hole that allows a reduced set of pieces to move during a slice turn.
5x5x5 Mixup
A much simpler try on the mixup concept with a higher order cube.
Andromeda Cube
A cube with pentagonal icositetrahedral symmetry, and 24 axes of rotation. A jumbling-only puzzle.
RHOMBOHEDRON
DODECAHEDRON
Atlasminx
A face turning dodecahedron with 9 (!) cuts parallel to each side.
Baguaminx
The dodecahedral equivalent of the Bagua Cube.
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