My last thread in this subforum was completely ignored.
Lets see what will happen here.
The color scheme is the same on every puzzle but still not perfect for photography.

I think that occasionally we "ignore" threads for 2 reasons:

1. You make so many mods (congratulations, by the way, as I think that's a record...)(more than most on this forum)
2. Some of us don't quite understand the mathematical relevance (I will have to look up the right thread to make sure)

Also, I remain intrigued as to the construction of that puzzle that looks like a Master Skewb but I believe is a 3x3 mod (I know that you posted some construction photos, but what shape are some of the extensions? Does the cube need to be cut?). I guess that kind of derails the thread before it even starts (maybe I will start a new one).

Does this complete a series (I think it does...)?

Edit: You said "all 10" in another thread, even though there is no 11th "on the building list" is there a mathematically relevant 11th? Master Skewb-Rhombohedron perhaps?

Where is that "thumbs up" or "like" button when you need it?

Beautiful puzzles by the way....i really like the axis skewb - does anyone make these for sale?

Beautiful collection.

My favorites are the both in the backround. I tried to build them. It is very difficult!!!!

Hi guys, Uhhm. There is no axis skewb in that collection. The puzzle in the upper row on the right is an extended Rhombic dodecahedron Skewb:
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=20289
An axis skewb has hexahedral shape, not rhombohedral. It is an illusion like the Master-Skewb-impostor aka Squished cube.Most of my series are not about shapes. They deal with identical cutting and/or extending techniques. Additional entries for the "identical shape"-images are only a by-product in most cases. Exceptions are the NxNxN-series, which usually end at 4 for me. That means: It is complete until I find a different transformation technique to do another one.
BTW: In the image there is no transformation present which used an unmodified Skewb.No they are not. After building the great stellated dodecahedron skewb respectively the eschers solid skewb they are just time consuming.
Stupid joke. I know.

ARRRGGHHH!!!!

You see? This is why i don't comment often!

Yesterday i was going to comment and say you should give more details about your puzzles as i really liked the two in the back but i didn't know what they were and thus couldn't look them up and find out more about them....but i said "no, don't do that...you will look stupid and foolish because you don't know the names of the puzzles"

Then while browsing the puzzles of the month for April thread i saw this puzzle: 194- Apr 5- kwsjack054's Axis Skewb (Mod) which visually is identical to your puzzle so i said "wahey! now i can comment on Andreas's beautiful Axis Skewb without looking foolish" so i did..... and now here i am ......looking foolish.....sigh!

So can you tell me what the difference is between the two identical looking puzzles

I for myself do not like to write unasked articles in forum threads.

Please read this thread from the beginning:
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=16194
and you will see that you are not foolish. You are in good company.

I have done the same here:
viewtopic.php?p=246278#p246278
Look at the fourth image.
The axis skewb has a cubical (aka hexahedral) shape. This is a rhombohedra
which was built from a RhombicDodecahedronSkewb:
There is no other InProgress-Image. Sorry.

No need for articles....just the puzzle names would help!


i feel much better now! It's amazing how cubic it looks from certain angles
I still like it....whatever it's called!

Thanks for taking the time to moderate my ignorance!