Tony Fisher solves his Unique 1 Puzzle

This was my first attempt to solve this puzzle. Very slow but I got there in the end. As always I used my own solution.
I made this in 2008 from a normal Rubik's Cube. Most of my puzzles are very regular with precise angles and edge positions. However I wanted this puzzle to be totally different. When I started to shape it I had no idea how it would look when finished. I didn't even know how many sides it would have. I just pretty much cut where I felt like. The only thing I had to think about was not going too deep and messing up the mechanism.
It ended up with 12 completely different shaped sides. Each of which I gave a separate colour. Because of it's random shape one colour would have been enough. In fact one colour would have made it harder but I prefer the way it looks as it is.
To solve, it's just like a super Rubik's Cube though because of the weird shapes you can easily lose track.