What Do U Get When U Take The Worlds Best Puzzle By Bosoxy on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
What do you get when you take the worlds best puzzle and combine it with the worlds best baseball team?
A Boston Red Sox Rubiks Cube!!!!
Most of you already know about the Rubiks Cube. It is a six sided puzzle with 9 pieces per side. While normally a 54 piece puzzle would be pretty easy for an older child or adult, all of the pieces rotate on the cube to create quite a jumble… and it is not as easy as it looks at first glance to get all of the sides to match up….
On the Boston Red Sox puzzle there is an additional challenge as 2 of the 6 sides are not just color coordinated but also have designs that must be lined up to form pictures! Sooo for all of you who thought you had the Rubiks figured out, this extra wrench in the puzzle will give you an additional challenge.
Can you do it?
Not a puzzle person?
Well, not to worry! With all of these stylish Boston Red Sox designs you have a six sided decoration that will look mighty fine on your desktop, bureau, end table or just about anywhere you have an empty 3” piece of space to set it on.
This Red Sox Rubiks Cube also makes a great gift. I should know… that is how I got mine! :-)
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Rubiks Cube Boston Red Sox Purchased at: rubiks.com Price: $13.99
I'm not saying I agree that the Red Sox are the world's best team, (since I live on the west coast!) but the cube looks like fun!
The cube looks nice, not a big BB fan, so no arguement regarding who is great and who is not.
No way did you get a Red Sox Rubik's Cube-simply perfect!!
Wow I did not know they made these with a sports team on them.
What a great novelty item for any RedSox fan!!!
That would be a great gift for a Red Sox Fan.
Wow, I wonder if they have these for other sports teams? Would make a great gift if it were a team I liked, lol. I especially liked your little comment that if you weren't a puzzle fan, you had a nice 6-sided display - touche'!
I used to be able to put together two-three sides of a Rubiks cube. With this one, I suppose I'd be lucky to assemble one! :)