Personally I never managed to solve a Rubik’s Cube. Every time I tried I got too frustrated and ended up doing something else. As for this Dodecahedron which is supposed to be alot harder than original Rubik’s Cube, I would probably break in tears if I made an attempt so I stay away. VIDEO->
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