The 35×35×35 Rubik’s cube, designed and assembled by Yang Yongshun (Bole, Xinjiang, China), was created using 3D printing technology and consists of 6,972 parts (including 6,938 movable cubes) with a side length of 45.6 centimeters. Verified by the WRCA, it has been confirmed as the “Largest Order of Rubik’s Cube”.
The 35×35×35 Rubik’s cube, designed and assembled by Yang Yongshun (Bole, Xinjiang, China), was created using 3D printing technology and consists of 6,972 parts (including 6,938 movable cubes) with a side length of 45.6 centimeters. Verified by the WRCA, it has been confirmed as the “Largest Order of Rubik’s Cube”.
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