A corner turning pentagonal prism with cuts one the square faces resembling a Rex Cube.

• Inventor: David Pitcher
• Mechanism: Jumbling only axis system (face turning pentagonal dipyramid)
• Patents: Unknown
• Producer: 3D printing service
• Year: 2017
• Original Price: $0.00 USD
• Current Price: No Data

Rex Flower is a corner turning pentagonal prism with the cuts all meeting at the corners. The slice pattern on the five square faces is very similar to the slices on a Rex Cube, and the slice pattern on the two pentagonal faces resembles a flower, thus the name "Rex Flower".

The Rex Flower is mechanically equivalent to the previous Pentacopter 10D. However, the puzzles aren't entirely the same since different pieces on each puzzle do or don't require orientation to be solved. As with the Pentacopter 10D, each axis on the Rex Flower has six stops (in addition to the starting position) in which new turns can be made on adjacent axes. Rex Flower is a jumbling-only puzzle.

Edge length: 51 mm
Weight: 160.7 grams

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