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From: Nicholas Bodley <nbodley@tiac.net>
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Subject: Re: Meffert's Assembly Cube
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On Wed, 4 Aug 1999, David Barr wrote:

}I saw on the http://www.mefferts-puzzles.com/ web site that he has a new
}3x3x3 cube design.  Has anyone gotten their hands on one yet?

Being a legacy-software addict, I use Lynx (2.8.2dev22) with a shell
account, so I haven't seen the images yet, but this seems to be even
more desirable than the very-nice, discontinued Ideal DeLuxe Cube.

Let's hope that it self-aligns as well as, or better than, the Ideal
I mentioned.

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