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From left to right: Krell 5x5x5 cube, Acryl magnetic 3x3x3, black plastic 5x5x5 and white plastic 5x5x5 by Mr. Verdes,
black plastic 7x7x7 and two 6x6x6 cubes by Mr. Verdes. In my hands a white plastic 7x7x7.
Thank you, Mr Verdes! I get younger and younger with the invention you made!
June 2008: The V-cubes are finally available
5x5x5 black plastic / 5x5x5 white plastic / 6x6x6 white plastic and 7x7x7 white plastic!
Puzzle meeting events like
IPP 28 in Prague 2008, Dutch Cube Day 13+14.10.2007 in Eindhoven,
German Cube Day 28.4.2007 in Gütersloh,
Luxembourgish inventor and record holder who built fully functional Rubik's cubes out of matches and cardboard, and more
Look at my gallery (scroll down to 6x6x6 cubes) to see some pics or click the above photo to see some moves on the 6x6x6.
And more nxnxn cubes to come soon, where n > 6.
Mr Βερδές, a Greek inventor, has patented
a new system that makes it possible to construct these cubes.
Have a look at his "V-Cubes" site now and enjoy!
The only club still existing and still publishing a
regular newsletter is the Nederlandse Kubus Club (NKC).
At first in Dutch, the newsletter is published
in English since members from all over the world did subscribe. Though the cube is not forgotten, the newsletter covers other puzzles as well. Submissions for Cubism for Fun (CFF) should be sent to Rik van Grol, .
Back issues are available for members. Details on how to get them, see
CFF backissue page at the NKC site.
Applications for membership should be sent to the Treasurer.
To get the address of the Treasurer, please send a request to Rik van Grol .
Mirror of the cube-lovers archive from MIT
Since the archives are no longer available at the ftp-site of the MIT,
I am hosting a copy from 2002 at my server.
The last entry is from 'der Mouse' from 27.01.2000.
I have also mirrored the /contrib directory of the archive.
Diego de Pereda writes: I have created a website to show how to solve a Rubik's cube with images (no notation at all), where to buy it, world records, curiosities and more stuff related with the Rubik's Cube.
Homepage
Solutions
It has been translated (by cubelovers, not machines) to more than 10 languages.
an interesting French site by Guillaume who offers a solution for the nxnxn cube. The methods for the 3x3x3 through to the 5x5x5 are shown, but the algorithms are the same for the Olympic Cubes f.i. :-))
Frank Tiex' cubecorner. "I hope it is a valuable and helpful site to keep dates and details on all the items created in the near and former past. Everybody's invited to add new puzzles, content and pictures." Have a look, you won't be disappointed!
a great Spanish site by Juan Roure: Juan y el cubo de Rubik. Hola Juan!
A Rubik's Cube Timer is offered by Benoit. I am no speedcuber and have no intention of becoming one, so if you want, tell me about how you experience it.
Michael Reid's Rubik's cube page is here.
Michael has very valuable information on his pages, quick to download and up-to-date.
His here
Here is an online solution from a Danish cube solver, mbs.
Nice gif animations for this simple beginners solution of the Rubik's Cube.
Ton Dennenbroek Rubik's Puzzle Building, The art of speedcubing and more!
The
Virtual Puzzle Museum by Denny Dedmore had been taken over by
cube enthusiast Joshua Bell. Since July 2002 the puzzlemuseum
is developped and hosted by Sandy Thompson.
Sandy is 
Joshua has a very complete page
on
Magic Polyhedra* Patents. Two great places to visit!
Rubik's 'Tesseract'
(KAMACK H.J./KEANE T.R.;The Rubik tesseract;Newark;1982) is online at last.
It is called Magic cube 4D
by its authors Melinda Green, Don Hatch, Roice Nelson and E. Jay Berkenbilt.
You may download the 'Tesseract' paper here or from the authors page above.
For all those who want to go even farther, here
is a 3^5 computer puzzle which extends the 4D tesseract puzzle (MagicCube4D) another dimension
by Roice Nelson and Charlie Nevill.
[Update 24.11.2009]This note is to let you know that we've recently updated our 4D Rubik's cube to version 4.0.
... our new version supports a whole zoo of other beautiful 4D puzzle shapes besides just the cube.
My small pretty patterns page.
A solution to square-1 can be found here.
Jaap Scherphuis
has a great puzzle page. I spent hours and hours there: dozens and dozens
of solutions to most of all available interlocking
puzzles from the 2x2x2 to square-1 and Tsukuda's Square
.
You will be delighted!
has a large and unique collection of brain
teasers & puzzles for sale. In addition they also carry chess,
mechanical banks, puzzle books, magic trick books, boomerangs, etc.
Puzzle Master now (1.10.2012) also has a puzzle blog: the Passion for Puzzles Blog. Passion for Puzzles is a fantastic site for all kinds of puzzles. You can find solutions for brain teasers. There is also a great section for online games and another section for daily online activities like crosswords, sudoku, word search etc.
Buy some very interesting Rubik's cubes and other puzzles at
Uwe is the inventor of the 5x5x5 cube (Professor cube)
and I have experienced a very good service when buying from him.
I have a small puzzle shop in Germany, says Hendrik. It is a nice shop and he sells from the cube to the skewb, at affordable prices. Here is a list of the puzzles available (22.12.1999):
Rubiks Cube
Rubiks Magic
Rubiks Pocket Cube
Rubiks Micro Cube
Rubiks Darth Maul
Rubiks Minicube
Pyraminx
Megaminx
Impossiball
Skewb
Professor Cube
Plastic Tiles Cube
Mini Cube
Giant Cube
OctagonMickey
Donald
Dogic
Mini Pyramid
Mini Skewb
Cube21 / Square-1 (tchech version)
and some other, non-cube puzzles:
Rubiks Snake
Rubiks Triamid
Rubiks Tangle
BaseBall
GlobeBall
Mozaika
Turn Stile
Triple Cross
Top Spin
Back Spin
Magic Nude
Magic8
Duo Masterball
USA Masterball
BrainBall
Iqube
Kaos
Drehholz
Tricky Disky
Sonic Ball
Space Cubes
Hungarian Globe
Mini Creative Ball
Mini FootBall
Rashkey 1/2/3
I am still interested in getting solution book(lets) I do not yet have. Don't hesitate to e-mail me.
Once upon a time... there were some cube-related magazines. In 1991 CFF published an article by myself entitled 'Ten Years of Cubic Mags'.
The best solution I know of so far for square-1 is in the pilot edition of 
Puzzle World. The solution is by L.E. Hordern.
Someone has expanded on Philipp's method and gives clarifications here at his blog. His blog has video tutorials to 50+ puzzles, including many of the new "crazy" type puzzles.
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