This box has a Quaternary system, and it requires 1536 moves to open.
The original item (KING CUBI, RF-28) was big and deluxe, but was not easy to play.
So, I made it in the same size as the "Super-CUBI" (RF-4).
The digital Yosegi on the surface is the formula to calculate the moves.
It means “2 times 4 to the 4th power times 3”, so please try to calculate it.
As a side note, I’m tickled by the sense of the person who made the character "^" on the keyboard because it corresponds to the Japanese hiragana “へ" character!
(Yosegi: Eiji Shinoda)
The original item (KING CUBI, RF-28) was big and deluxe, but was not easy to play.
So, I made it in the same size as the "Super-CUBI" (RF-4).
The digital Yosegi on the surface is the formula to calculate the moves.
It means “2 times 4 to the 4th power times 3”, so please try to calculate it.
As a side note, I’m tickled by the sense of the person who made the character "^" on the keyboard because it corresponds to the Japanese hiragana “へ" character!
(Yosegi: Eiji Shinoda)
The other works of Hiroshi Iwahara
