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A 3D [5x5x5] Chessboard With "Evolvable-Chesspieces".
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a 3D [5x5x5] Chessboard with "evolvable-chesspieces"
The "chess-pieces" play :
(1) Like "normal-chesspieces".
(2) or Like "evolvable-chesspieces" by putting the "one-piece" on top of the "other-piece".
( Like a "Rook" and a "Bishop" plays "together" ( on the "same-square" ) Like a "Queen" )
You play your "Rook" on your "Bishop" and make a "Queen"
or
You play your "Bishop" on your "Rook" and make a "Queen"
( and "reverce" ) :
You play the "Rook" ( of the "Queen) and behind "remains" the "Bishop".
or
You play the "Bishop" ( of the "Queen) and behind "remains" the "Rook".
You add(+) two(2) "simple-chesspieces" (together) to one(1) "complex-chesspiece".
or
You separate one(1) "complex-chesspiece" to two(2) "simple-chesspieces".
BUT "now" You can make it with "all" Your "chess-pieces".
( Except the two(2) "Kings" )
(inside) the "transparent-Cube-chesspieces" the "colored-LEGO-bricks" shows
in which [[Cubes]] (Squares) each piece is playing.
The "3D-Rook".
The "3D-Bishop".
The "new" Three(3) Dimensional "chesspiece" :
The "3D-Space" or "3D-Corner.
which plays to the eight[8] <corners> of a [3x3x3]-[Cube].
The "3D-Queen".
The "3D-Knight".
You have also (evolvable) "small" three(3) Dimensional "chesspieces" too.
and additional(+) You have also ( evolvable) three(3) Dimensional "smaller" [2x2]-"chesspieces"
for the [5x5]*[5x5]-Large-"Chessboard".
You can "convert" the 3D-[5x5x5]-Chessboard
to a 3D-[4x4x4]-Chessboard with a [8x8]-Chessboard.
moving Your "chesspieces"
from the "one" (numbered) Board to the "other"
because :
[8x8] = ( 64 ) = [4x4x4].
[8x8] = (2*2*2)*(2*2*2) = (2*2*2*2*2*2) =(2*2)*(2*2)*(2*2) = [4x4x4].
enjoy them together.
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- Originality: How original is this - never seen before?
- Building Techniques: How much skill do you think the creator of this MOC has, in terms of building technique?
- Details: Express how much you like the details of the build.
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