Rubik's Famous Magic Cube in Lego Form

addaon writes "I just came across a successful attempt to construct a Rubik's cube entirely out of Lego. It's an interesting companion to the Lego Rubik's solver featured some time ago."

Massive

[themoodykid]

The thing weighs 3kg! Maybe you could build up your wrist muscles while solving this thing.

Successful?

[Anonymous Coward]

He hasn't created a working Rubix cube. The gigantic monstrosity which requires belts on every movement layer to prevent it falling apart is not a working Rubix cube. At best, and the site openly admits this, it is a model or a prototype.

Re:All that work for nothing

[Chris_Jefferson]

What is more fun is to just swap a few stickers, then give it to someone who claims they can solve the cube. Usually if you swap a few stickers you'll make a new unsolvable problem (it isn't possible to get from any cube to the solution ^_^ )

Re:All that work for nothing

[Anonymous Coward]

Why would you peel off the stickers when you can take it apart and rearrange it?

Try it 4D

[dark-br]

While the physical cube can currently not be built, you can solve it through the portal of your computer screen. Try it: Magic Cube 4D [superliminal.com]