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VariantSix layers and six columns of marbles moved with the help of an additional single hole.
Varikon BashniaFive layers and four columns of marbles. These versions steem from the soviet union.
Varikon Keychain IIAnother variant of Varikon originating from the soviet union.
VertushkaA puzzle with intersecting circles. To connect the parts together, an elastic band is used.
Veselye SharikiDifferent version of the Hungarian Rings with a different number of marbles and two opened sides to move the marbles.
Volshebnaia TsepA highly unusual Missing Link from the soviet union.
Volshebnaia TsepochkaAnother soviet version of Rubik's Snake with a carboard package.
Volshebnaia Zmeika (Sarapul)The soviet versions of Rubiks Snake which were named ????????? ?????? or Volshebnaia Zmeika and produced in Sarapul.
Volshebnaia Zmeika (others)The soviet versions of Rubiks Snake which were named ????????? ?????? or Volshebnaia Zmeika and produced anywhere except Sarapul.
Volshebnaia palochkaThe soviet versions of Rubiks Snake which were named Volshebnaia palochka or Igrushka Golovolomka.
Volshebnoe DominoA 2x3x3 from the 1980s with a different surface and inner mechanism.
Volshebnye K?ltsaA variant of the hungarian rings, produced in Yerevan Factory Theatre-souvenir products during the soviet era.
Volshebnye SharikiGroup the two colours onto the two different rings.
Volshebnye Shariki (Babylon Tower)The soviet version of the Babylon Tower.
Volshebnye paralleliThe soviet version of the original Orb-It.
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