Break the Cube, 4x !

This 3D puzzle is made up of the 12 pentominoes that form a perfect 4x4x4 cube. ✨🌟
Once assembled, it will look just like the famous Rubik’s Cube, but don’t be fooled... this is a completely different challenge! 🎩🤔
This puzzle is not very difficult, and you'll enjoy both building and solving it. Once completed, it makes a great decorative object, waiting to be taken apart and surprising your friends! 🌟👀

How to color your cube correctly ? 

🌈🏋️To properly place the colored faces, refer to the extra-colored pieces in the 3MF file. They are NOT meant to be printed, but serve as a guide for assembling the correctly colored pieces.
You can rotate them in all directions to better understand their placement. Be careful: misplacing colors could make the cube impossible to complete! ⚠️😅
Fixation & Versions 🔧🤽The suggested fixation points are indicated with white holes. They are optional, but help maintain the cube's structure when assembled.
There are two versions of the Fixation:
- A tight version, allowing easy manipulation once assembled.
- A looser version, making assembly smoother.

Looking for more challenges? 🚀🎮

If you're looking for a simpler or more complex version, check out my other 4x cubes! They use the same pieces, but in different configurations with varied designs, offering different difficulty levels.

Too easy? Too hard? Let me know what you prefer! I'm planning to create more variants soon. 🎉

Technical Notes 🎨📝

• Among the 12 pentominoes, there is usually a 5-block-long bar, but here it has been replaced by a 4-block bar for obvious reasons.
• Volume calculation: 12 x 5 - 1 = 59, whereas 4x4x4 = 64, meaning 5 empty cubes among the 8 central ones.
• The positioning pegs provide additional clues for solving.