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Lego Rubik's Cube

TheGrayCuber

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Hey, I created this new cube out of a cube with stickers peeled off and some legos, I think its pretty cool. Do you think anybody would want one? Heres a pic

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Simple, fun fully customizable cube! I could imagine making a small city or skyscraper on one of the sides, then turning the cube. It would look like a skyscraper splitting apart to different sides!
 
Simple, fun fully customizable cube! I could imagine making a small city or skyscraper on one of the sides, then turning the cube. It would look like a skyscraper splitting apart to different sides!
Thank you sir, brilliant idea. I've always wanted a house cube, but I don't think I can pull it off. But I can totally mod a lego cube. Plus I can redo it if I want a different design :)
 
I see no pic here. I am fairly certain there is not, and has never been, a pic. Frankly, the notion strikes me as reckless and foolhardy.

Even if you're going to point out the obvious, and I'm fine with that, don't do it using a Homestuck reference.

That said, niiiiiiiice. I would buy one, but I'm doing heaps of stuff now, and money's not going too well. Great job though!
 
Hey guys, i got one up for sale, you can pre order it with any color scheme of legos or plastic, just foolow this link: http://www.etsy.com/listing/9396843...ist&ga_search_type=handmade&ga_facet=handmade

As said weeks ago in this thread, it actually was 30 bucks and I doubt anyone excpet for a blank-minded non-cuber would buy that. I mean, most of us have legos all around us, and superglue costs like a dollar. It's actually not that hard to do it yourself, if you have the supplies. Someone might buy that if they don't have a cube of any sort, glue, lego tiles and will/patience....A.K.A. rare case.

(Btw, the tiles aren't on perfectly...might want to make it perfect so if someone comes across it, they would at least consider it.
 
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