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This move requires you to learn "Move 1" or in other words a sequence of moves. "Move 1" shifts a block from the middle of the bottom row to either the left or the right column of that same side in the middle row. (See picture) Notice the orientation of the cube, the top is facing away to the left and you can see two sides and the bottom of the cube. The three green and three yellow pieces in a row are just below the top face.
You must match up the green of B1 below the middle green piece. To move the piece to the right of it's current position you start "Move 1' to the left. To move the piece to the left of it's current position you start "move 1" to the right. I have written "Move 1" out both ways so that you can follow it word for word. This move forms the basis for some of the other moves later on, so it is worth learning very well. You should be able to do it with your eyes closed!!! (see below for the exact moves) This is now another example of a different middle block moving, using the same move. Note the three green and red blocks in a row, this is the first row below the top that is already completed.
You must match up the green of B3 below the middle green piece, and face the piece you are moving towards you, in this case the green/red piece.
Click here to see these first 4 turns animated, starting to the left. Alternative notation (This notation is not my own, but it is very good, and is very easy to follow) This will have removed one of the corner pieces of the top, all you do now is put that piece back in the conventional way. Eventually the putting back move will become part of the first 4 above making this move into an 8 turn move. To put the corner piece back do the following moves. These moves follow on exactly from where the previous four left off.
Click here to see these second 4 turns animated, for the move starting to the left Here is all eight moves put together in one animation, starting to the left VISA VERSA (To put the block on the other side) Below is the same moves but just the opposite way round.
See these first four turns animated, starting to the right This will have removed one of the corner pieces of the top, all you do now is put that piece back in the conventional way. Eventually the putting back move will become part of the first 4 turns above making this move into an 8 turn move.
See these second 4 turns animated, starting to the right See all eight turns animated starting the move to the right. If you can't get this move correct, try doing it very slowly turn by turn, or look at the alternative notation. or the animated cube starting the move to the left or the animated cube starting the move to the right. If one of the middle squares that you want to move somewhere else is already in the middle row then just replace it using "Move 1" to get it on the bottom row, from where "Move 1" can be used again to place it correctly. When you have finished here you should have a completed top & two completed rows below the top. Well done, you now only have 9 more blocks to get in place. The pictures below show how your block should look.
Please do not go onto the next moves if you have not mastered this move, you will only get frustrated!!! Move 2 (requires you to know Move 1) (For more links go to the top or see the Cube Summary) My Personal Testimony
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