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ok…. how long?
Not that long really, it’s surprisingly easy. I can generally get the bottom two to stack within about 5 seconds of trying. Getting the top one to work as well is a lot harder.
Unfortunately, adding any more layers in the same way isn’t possible due to the way the numbers are laid out on the faces of the die.