What opens Cube Land Puzzle Level 141?

Gray 74 and gray 80 begin on the goose body, with orange 80 and more gray visible below.

When should the orange magazine be used?

Use it only while the goose's two orange feet are face-forward.

The long gray neck and scattered cream-white fragments remain for the final turns.

Cube Land Puzzle Game level guide

medium 6 colors

Drain the gray goose body, time its orange feet and black-white face, then finish the long neck and cream fragments.

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Fire gray 74 and gray 80 into the broad front body.
Continue the exposed gray 80 batches across the side and back before adding a detail color.
Use orange 80 on the feet only while both orange blocks face forward.
Rotate the dark wing into view and drain charcoal before selecting black or white from the head.
Clear the black-white face band, then resume gray on the narrowing neck.
Finish the vertical neck column and rotate the scattered cream-white fragments into the final clear.

Colors in this level:

Gray, Charcoal, Black, White, Orange, Cream

Loading orange while the feet are behind the body parks it through a full rotation.
Taking black and white before the broad gray shell drains crowds the row for two tiny face strips.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A tall gray goose has a long neck, rounded body, dark wing, black-white face band, and orange feet; gray 74 and 80 fire above orange 80 and gray 80/80.
Goal: Clear the body and wing, remove the small feet and face colors, then drain the narrow neck and scattered cream-white pieces.
Opening: Fire gray 74 and gray 80 into the broad body, continue the gray batches, and use orange only while both feet face forward.
Danger Zone: Gray, charcoal, white, orange, and cream can fill the row when the wing, head band, and long neck expose different strips.
Mechanics: The rounded goose body disappears before its neck, leaving a thin vertical gray column over separated cream-white fragments.

What opens Cube Land Puzzle Level 141?
Gray 74 and gray 80 begin on the goose body, with orange 80 and more gray visible below.
When should the orange magazine be used?
Use it only while the goose's two orange feet are face-forward.
What remains after the body clears?
The long gray neck and scattered cream-white fragments remain for the final turns.