Pretender Cube

This cube is a idea of Adam Zamora, I've always wanted to have it in my collection, now at last I get it.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• rubik
• mod
• custom
• cube
• cubo
• 5x5
• 4x4
• pretender

[sharpnova2]

This is just a 5x5x5.

[jmgm65]

@sharpnova2

No, take a good look and see there faces blocked ...

[moocher2121]

Looks like an oddly shaped 5x5 to me. Am I missing something?

[jmgm65]

@moocher2121

Is buisding on a 4x4 Eastsheen, the central layer is locked together with one of thinner layers on all sides.

[MrSanderBleker]

doe dat rubiks cube beschermen :)

of sla hem in fun xD

[sharpnova2]

@jmgm65 i see. so this must be annoying to solve

[BeakyRed]

Hah, I thought you were Oskar. Oh and just to relate my comment to the video that looks like an interesting cube lol

[timmulholland]

looks like a bandaged 8x8x8

[xxxslayerxxx666]

@anonamatron i don't get how it's anything like a 3x3 when it doesn't use the same algorithms at all...but what you said may be of some help since i have to look at it in a different angle!

[anonamatron]

@xxxslayerxxx666 first just solve it like a 3x3, but the only important thing is that you're getting all the skinny pieces oriented, you don't need to "solve" them. While doing this the only thing you should solve is the middle layer, which is the same as the 2nd layer on a 3x3. Then, the layer above and below the middle is a 3x3x2, so solve it just like one, then the next layers above and below that are another 3x3x2, and so on. Just be mindful of "inner" solved bits getting flipped over.

[xxxslayerxxx666]

@anonamatron this is the one i got /watch?v=0oqCEexiJEc, not one like this.....look in the description on this video, /watch?v=rVmSFKhxud8, so which algorithms would do what? i've never seen a tutorial explain it the way you did......i'd really love to solve this, i'm gettin better at my rex cube, but now i need help lining up those skinny pieces, the odd thing is that it's all solved with different permutations of R, L, Ri, Li and applied on different vertices!

[anonamatron]

@xxxslayerxxx666 You probably have it and figured it out by now, but a 3x3x7 is basically the same as a 3x3x2, just repeated a few times.. I have a cubic 3x3x5, which is basically the same thing.. while it's pretty fun, if you know how to do a 3x3x3 and a 3x3x2, there's not much else to figure out.