A clever 2x2x2 mod that can solve into a cube or the shape of a house.

• Inventor : Unknown
• Mechanism : 2x2x2
• Patents : Unknown
• Producer : VEB Spielwaren
• Year : 1984
• Original Price : 8.00 USD
• Average Price : $93.22 USD

This puzzle can be viewed as a Fisher 2x2x2. "Fisher" means in this case that the puzzle is twisted by 45� within the solid. This analogy is not perfectly right because of the puzzle's absent stickering.
Without stickers and only two sets of distinguishable pieces this puzzle has just 9717 permutations. It behaves more like a creativity game than a puzzle. The pieces even resemble those of a Rubik's Snake.
Included in the package is a green adhesive ribbon (shown in image 10). The text on the package advises you to cut the ribbon and apply some of it as doors and windows on the cubies. Image 11 shows a sample of this.
It was produced and sold in the former GDR.
David Singmaster mentioned it in Cubic Circular #7&8 from 1985.

Price Tracking Data

DISCLAIMER: The following table contains user-generated content. This information is collected to serve as a rough guideline and is certainly not complete and may not even be accurate. This information is filtered and carefully moderated, but incorrect information will inevitably find its way into the system. Always use your own judgement when buying or selling an item.

	Sale Date	Price (USD)	Sale Type	Condition	Package Condition	Notes	Contributors	Edit
	2020-10-21	57.34	eBay Auction	Good	Good
	2012-09-23	91.16	eBay Auction	Average	Missing		Zzupler
	2012-01-22	72.40	eBay Auction	Good	Good
	2010-01-01	146.50	eBay Auction	Excellent	Average		Ben
	2009-03-29	149.03	eBay Auction	Good	Missing		ejisfun
	2009-03-13	33.27	eBay Auction	Good	Missing		ejisfun
	2009-01-27	102.87	eBay Auction	Good	Missing		ejisfun
USD = The sum of all currently check-marked rows.
USD = The average of all currently check-marked rows.

Thank you to the following people for their assistance in helping collect the information on this page: Geert Hellings, Jason Ward.

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