30 edge pieces of a dodecahedron minus one hole in which four of the adjacent pieces can be moved into.

• Inventor: Casey Mihaloew
• Mechanism: Moving Hole on 3D-surface
• Patents: Unknown
• Producer: 3D printing service
• Year: 2019
• Original Price: $0.00 USD
• Current Price: No Data

This is the dodecahedral variant of the designer's earlier Rainbow Slide, so it is a 3D moving hole puzzle with movements like the Dino Dodecahedron related puzzles, with only the edge pieces visible. Each move involves moving one of the 4 pieces adjacent to the hole into the hole. Image 2 shows on of these moves.
As with the Rainbow Slide, turning three pieces around a corner does not work, so there is no cheating.
Compared to the Rediminx, it lacks the corners and core orientation, but the moves to get a piece to the right spot are tougher, partially due to the fact that there are 4 available moves instead of 40. As with the Rediminx, it is a step harder than the Rainbow Slide due to the pieces being able to be in the right spot but with the wrong orientation.
The puzzle is fairly small. It was printed using i.Materialize and uses machine cut stickers.
Diameter (inner): 44 mm
Weight: 20 grams

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