Nov 28, 2009 #41 I i luv pants Regular Joined Jul 21, 2009 Messages 55 Location The US I use white opp yellow. I have no idea why rubiks 2x2 is white opp blue, its like some kinda japanese thing?
I use white opp yellow. I have no idea why rubiks 2x2 is white opp blue, its like some kinda japanese thing?
Nov 28, 2009 #42 SlapShot Regular Joined Jan 4, 2009 Messages 151 Location York, Pennsylvania U.S.A. When I sticker a new cube I always have white opposite blue. It's not a japanese thing. That is how the first cubes were. My Rubik's that I've owned since 1981 is this way, and that is what I am used to.
When I sticker a new cube I always have white opposite blue. It's not a japanese thing. That is how the first cubes were. My Rubik's that I've owned since 1981 is this way, and that is what I am used to.
Nov 28, 2009 #43 Arendil Regular Joined Nov 1, 2009 Messages 53 Location Louisiana YouTube Visit Channel White opposite blue with black replacing green. For some reason recognition is like 10 times easier.... hmmmm
White opposite blue with black replacing green. For some reason recognition is like 10 times easier.... hmmmm
Dec 1, 2009 #44 CoolGuyIsCool Member Joined Aug 13, 2009 Messages 14 White opposite Yellow. I got used to it, and now anything else screws me over.
Dec 1, 2009 #45 Edward Veteran Joined Oct 17, 2009 Messages 2,497 Location Your default internet browser WCA ID 2011KING01 YouTube Visit Channel Cubesmith bright set with western color scheme.
Sep 14, 2010 #46 P pinturanegra Member Joined Aug 24, 2010 Messages 16 When I start my sheme was white opposite to yellow, but after my first DIY I change based in complementary colors. It was easiest for me. Blue-Orange; Red-Green; White-Yellow. I have my 3x3x7 and 4x4x4 with the original sheme though...
When I start my sheme was white opposite to yellow, but after my first DIY I change based in complementary colors. It was easiest for me. Blue-Orange; Red-Green; White-Yellow. I have my 3x3x7 and 4x4x4 with the original sheme though...