What model is Level 430?

A red-roofed shrine or small pagoda on a wide stepped gray pedestal.

What does the 100 mark belong to?

It appears on a blue-gray underside face exposed when the entire shrine rotates downward.

Red and cream posts above the shrinking gray staircase, followed by the last inner and base blocks.

Cube Land Puzzle Game level guide

expert 11 colors

Peel a red-roofed shrine from its colored eaves and cream walls, rotate under the marked 100 panel, then dismantle the stepped gray pedestal.

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Let red 16 and red 11 clear the front eaves, then use red 44 and 80 across the roof and rear overhang.
Rotate to both sides for yellow roof caps, green trim, orange corner posts, and cyan accents.
Use cream on the wall bands and black on the windows after the red eaves above them open.
Turn the model underneath to expose the blue-gray panel marked 100 and keep reachable magazines firing as it decreases.
Return upright to dismantle the second roof band, cream wall frame, black windows, and red inner supports.
Rotate around the stepped pedestal so returning red and cream magazines reach the rear walls.
As the underside count falls, drain yellow, cyan, green, cream, and red remainders before taking locked queue colors.
Clear the final roof cap and wall corners until only red and cream posts remain on the staircase.
Let beige 56 remove the last cream rail, then use exposed red 40 and teal 80 on the inner posts and base.

Colors in this level:

Red, Yellow, Green, Cyan, Teal, Orange, Cream, Beige, Black, Gray, Blue

Staying on the front face leaves the rear roof, marked underside, and back wall untouched.
Opening locked inner colors before the roof remainders drain can fill the five holding positions.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A red-roofed shrine has yellow caps, green trim, cyan details, cream walls, black windows, orange posts, and a broad gray staircase; red 16 and 11 are already firing.
Goal: Clear every roof and wall face, reduce the underside panel marked 100, and remove the red supports and full gray pedestal.
Opening: Drain red 16 and 11 across the front eaves, continue red 44 and 80 around the roof, and wait for exposed posts or trim before adding inner colors.
Danger Zone: Opposite roof faces, locked queue magazines, and the hidden numbered underside can keep five colors active if the shrine is not rotated.
Mechanics: The building peels downward around an underside face marked 100, eventually leaving red and cream posts on a shrinking gray staircase.

What model is Level 430?
A red-roofed shrine or small pagoda on a wide stepped gray pedestal.
What does the 100 mark belong to?
It appears on a blue-gray underside face exposed when the entire shrine rotates downward.
What remains near the finish?
Red and cream posts above the shrinking gray staircase, followed by the last inner and base blocks.