Also, do the corners split into 3 pieces (or any pieces at all)? If they do, it's a yulong, if they don't, it's a sulong. I have both right next to me right now, and they're both the newer versions.
They are definitely one piece. So I guess that solves the mystery. :)
 
Just asking, but the cube looks so similar to a Fangshi Shuangren in terms of the rounded center piece. I've been using fangshis for almost 2 years, and that looks a lot like one. Plus, the Fangshis do come with bad sticker quality. Mine started peeling after the first week. I'm just asking, so pls don't flame me.
 
Here are pictures of the core, center, and corner pieces.
 

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Was there ever a Diansheng with disproportionate pieces? I'm asking this because my first speedcube had similar packaging to a Diansheng, a RYB colour scheme and rectangular edges (No pictures because I lost it)
Sorry if I'm posting in the wrong thread btw, this seemed to be the most fitting place to ask

Anyone? Also, the pieces were heat-transferred instead of actual stickers
 
https://scontent-b-lhr.xx.fbcdn.net...=3ecafa6dc48ce8f262a2ca16501ed12c&oe=5482BB5D

What is this?! It seems to be a barrell cube but its not home made... Hmmmm....

There has been a few brands that has produced this puzzle in the past 30 years like: Wonderful Puzzler, HeSu, CubeTwist, Calvin, Diansheng, and a few others. Judging by the sticker colors and the condition it's in it is most likely the Wonderful Puzzler that was made in the 1980s. http://twistypuzzles.com/cgi-bin/puzzle.cgi?pkey=815
 
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