I Had a Pawn Cube!

8 hemispheres 8 cylinders and 4 spheres when arranged equidistant to each other at 90° don't make a square much less a cube

Poor Mark xD

I'm pretty sure one of those happened in one of Fischer's games, but in the center (e4,d4,e5,d5).

Finally! A relevant post! Thank you @blueemu! XD

Since the purists and pedagogues object to the term "pawn cube", perhaps we should call it a pawnahedron.

lol

If we assimilate each pawn to two points. One at the top one at the bottom representing the two separate centers of mass then it's a parallelepiped. Seen as pawns have an axis of rotation both centers of mass are lined up and with the pieces upright they form a cuboid. That's only with the very reasonable analogy of the pawn having two big areas of mass one at the top and one at the bottom.

If the pawn's heigh is equivalent to the distance in between two adjacent pawns (width of a pawn plus distance in between two pawns) then it can be assimilated to a cube. 

So although it would be more accurate to say a pawn cuboid a pawn cube is a reasonable claim as long as you state initial parameters.

Looks cool as Hell, it just stayed there as though impervious, a force field unto itself, and playing the Black pieces, you won your game against a stronger opponent.

Good job!
            

A pawn qube is very strong - it controls 8 squares, including two pawns defended by other pawns. It's a 4x2 indestructible 2x4' for winning chess games. No mistake that you won this came, you just parked your pawn qube in and won.