Cubix

hey that's me, I did not notice you posted this here^^

Bump Just my small 1x2x3: sorry for my bad English Anyways hope you like this one

http://www.pic-upload.de/view-9350257/Erkl-rug....png.html I hope the link works... That's around what I am willing to build. Btw, thanks, these pictures on bricklink look nice, so I am going to try and build this version of the cube that I didn't know!

oh you're right. Well, the size should be small - 14 knubs or less as the diameter would be perfect. The circle should be a real circle, not an egg :). Also, the six parts must be stabil individually(and must not have to be connected to the other ones). As you may expect, it has to turn inside of - or around - another circle(this second one does, of course, not have to be perfect). Not that easy to explain what exactly I am willing to build.

Yes! But nor I've got this piece neither I want to cut my Legos :( But thats the idea, exactly...

Thanks to all of you. Unffortunately, that was not exactly what I was searching for. I don't want to build a kind of cheese made of 60-degrees parts, but a circle, that is first split into two halfs, and then each half is split into 3 segments - but only using parallel cuts...I don't know how to describe it... Imagine you take 6 squares and put them together so you get a 2x3 plate. Now you draw a circle so this circle is cut into 6 parts by these squares. I will try and make a picture later if I still didn't describe well enough... anyways, thank you!

I still have very few experience with this forum, so sorry if there already was a thread like this(which I do not expect). My question would be: Is it possible to build a perfect circle, that is split into 6 sections? What I mean is a circle made of 3 parts on the one half, and three on the other one. The gaps must be parallel...any ideas? Hope you can help me out...

Thank you! would look better, but the plates have to be "nobbed" except the four plates you can see in the video to make it able to lie flat...

Yeah, thats what I meant. Thank you!

Most of you will know the original 3x3 Rubik's cube, but this one is a quite special one: The "tower cube" 2x2x3. I used Lego pieces only. I still dont know where to get enough colored 8x8 tiles for it. Do you know?

But that is not the whole Hogwarts castle is ist?