Asymetrical Rubik's Cube

The most I ever achieved with the classic Rubik's Cube was making two sides of the cube solid. Then I'd give up and take the cube apart and reassemble it as if I really solved all the sides. This version of the Rubik's Cube will cause my brain to disconnect from its stem. It's colored the same on all sides, a reflective surface to throw your depth perception off, and the pieces are differently sized. Give me a hammer and nails to pound into my head and I think that would be about the same level of fun. |via Gearfuse|

By: anh ta