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Wassholm
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Post subject: Dilemma Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2000 1:11 pm |
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Joined: Mon May 22, 2000 1:05 pm Location: Gotheburg, Sweden
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I need help. My current puzzle collection consists of a few regular Cubes, a Pocket cube, a Master cube, a Bandaged cube, a Siamese cube, a Skewb and a Square 1. My question to you all is: What would be a good next purchase?
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TM-Jason
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Post subject: Try a 5x5x5! Or... Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2000 9:44 am |
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...go for another Archimedean solid. Tired of cubes? Try a sphere, or a tetrahedron. There's plenty of each to choose from: Rubik's World, Meffert's puzzle balls, Pyraminx, Pyramorphix, the Hungarian Globe, Mozaika, Masterball, etc.
Hope this helps! Jason
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Doug M.
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Post subject: Dodecahedron Posted: Mon Oct 02, 2000 6:29 am |
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Joined: Tue Mar 14, 2000 9:11 pm Location: Dubuque, IA area
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Don't forget the Dodecahedron! You have two to choose from: Skewb Ultimate or Megaminx. Both are available at Meffert's site.
I'd pick the Megaminx (a.k.a. "Magic Dodecahedron") because it has different guts/internal mechanism than the others. The Skewb Ultimate (a.k.a "Pyraminx Ball") is really just another Skewb but with different exterior geometry.
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TM-Michael Cahill
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Post subject: Try the Alexander's Star Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2000 6:29 am |
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On ebay you can find an alexander's star. It's a great puzzle and usually sells for $15 at most. Some of the others suggested go for much more. Also try rubik's clock or one of rubik's magic puzzles. Enjoy! Michael
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