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Six-Sided: Cube (Shape Preserving)
Dice SkewbA Skewb stripped from stickers and restickered with a dice-based scheme.
Dino 3x3x3A hybrid of 3x3x3 and Dino cube.
Dino Chop Cube (magnets)A hybrid puzzle which fuses 2x2x2, Little Chop and the Dino Cube into one puzzle. The pieces are "connected" with magnets to the internal steelball.
Dino Cube (paper prototype)The most basic corner turning hexahedron. The earliest known version, made from paper.
Dino EyeA Dino Cube with four turns that look like a Rex Illusion Cube. A non-bandaged puzzle.
Dino Eye II (Open-eye)The Dino Eye with pieces seemingly split up.
Dino Keychain CubeA small stickerless Dino Cube with a band attached.
Dino SkewbA puzzle which allows the moves of a Dino Cube and a Skewb.
Dino Square-1A Square-1 further bandaged with a stickering scheme resembling the four coloured Dino Cube.
Dino+Redi cubeA corner turning hexahedron. A hybrid model which combines 4 corners rotating like a Dino cube with 4 corners rotating like a Redi cube.
Dinosaur Rubik's Cube - 2 colours (aka Dino Cube)The most basic corner turning hexahedron. This version only has two colours.
Dinosaur Rubik's Cube - 4 colours (aka Dino Cube)The most basic corner turning hexahedron. This version only has four colours.
Dinosaur Rubik's Cube - 6 colours (aka Dino Cube)The most basic corner turning hexahedron. This version has six colours.
Dinosaur Rubik's Cube - Dinosaurs (aka Dino Cube)The simplest corner turning cube. It has four dinosaurs on each face which gave the puzzle its name.
Discrete Curvy Copter SkewbA Skewb with one additional type of turn akin the Krystian's Cube. Or: The Maple Leaves Skewb with deeper edge cuts.
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