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Knight's Tour Hypercube

The following Knight's moves of a hypercube come from Rudi Ashdown on September 10, 2004.
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The following image shows the completed hypercube by Rudi Ashdown using color links that I can recreate with Zome Tool pieces.
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I made the following truncated hypercube using Zome tool pieces. Notice how similar it is to the above Knight's Tour Hypercube.
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After rotating the above truncated hypercube slightly, I photographed it so you can see that it originates with two interconnecting cubes using red and blue Zome tool links. Both cubes are identical in size, but perceptually one looks smaller than the other. The vertices of both cubes are then connected together using yellow Zome tool links as previously shown.
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