V-CUBE 2™ is the smallest version of the V-CUBE™ family!
V-CUBE 2™ is a multicoloured, two-layered cube with exceptional quality and incredibly smooth rotation. This is the new exciting pillowed (sometimes called the curved) version of the vcube with either a white or black background cube colour. It is a product of exceptional quality and the patented V-CUBE™ mechanism gives it incredibly smooth rotation.
Packaged in a groovy asymmetric balancing pack with a detailed printed instructions.
Edward Hordern Puzzle Exchange - Helsinki, Finland, August 2005 Presented by Brian Young. Made by Brian Young @ Mr Puzzle Australia. Designed by Stuart Gee.
The object of the puzzle is to disassemble the eleven pieces and reassemble them into the twin burrs.
An Aussie puzzle friend, Stuart Gee, found many interesting shapes could be made using square stock cut on a 45º diagonal whilst experimenting with puzzles made from folded paper pieces. Click here to see some of Stuart's experimenting with paper pieces.
The puzzle is made from Red Silky Oak, a native Australian wood.
Remove the long bar from the puzzle. This puzzle is a version of the well-known Chinese Rings Puzzle. This puzzle is claimed to be known in China as long ago as the Sung Dynasty in AD960-1280. It is also documented by Italian mathematician and reputed magician Jerome Cardan in his book De Rerum Varietate published in 1557.
Two different types of puzzles in one set; one 2D assembly puzzle; one 3D interlocking puzzle. Both the tennis ball is an interlocking wooden puzzle. The pieces of the tennis racquet must be reassembled into the tennis racquet frame. This part of the puzzle could be even harder than assembling the tennis ball. The puzzle will make a great trophy for the local tennis club with plenty of space for engraving or a plaque. Suitable for kids or adults.
The puzzle is to get the beads on the same loop, on the same side of the wood. This rope puzzle is based on a well known disentanglement puzzles although it may not at first appear to be.
The puzzle is to move both the beads on to one loop on one side of the puzzle.
BARGAIN: For a short time only. Old stock. Puzzles from the TOYS International IQ Collection of Brain Bafflers at really cheap prices. Only while stocks last. Detailed solution enclosed with graphics and text in both English and French.
Not very big but a challenging 7 moves to open. To open a Japanese puzzle box one or more sliding pieces hidden within the patterns on the box must be moved. Perfect gift box for that very special small gift. Imagine if someone has to find these moves before they can receive their gift? Perhaps you're giving a very special piece of jewellery, perhaps a ring, maybe even a diamond? This will certainly prolong the suspense.
Size: 2 Sun (a traditional unit of measure to denote length) Actual size outside: 60mm x 46mm x 37mm Space inside: 35mm x 32mm x 25mm Gift boxed as shown in this photo with a solution inside. Because each puzzle box is handmade in Japan the pattern on each one will be very similar but may vary slightly from the photo shown here.
The puzzle is to disassemble and reassemble the 24 interlocking pieces into the beer mug. Great for a Son's 21st, Dad's birthday, Grandfather's Christmas. A perfect present for anyone appreciating a good beer!
The puzzle is to disentangle the two "M"s. This puzzle has been very popular since the turn of the 21st century and most people do not realise that it was know as early as 1905 when it was called the Devil's Claw. It's still as hard to do today as it was then! We've included a much improved comprehensive solution for you to work from that does not come from other sellers.
First, try to disassemble the six very complex pieces and get the marble out. Once you done that you'll now have the challenge to put it together again.
Once all the pieces have been scrambled to solve the puzzle slide the pieces around until the colour tones are arranged light to dark. The complimentary colours are on the opposite sides of the ball, the light tones are around the white corner, and the dark tones are around the black corner.
Only the Rooster left of the 12 different Mongolian zodiac animals. Each of these animals has a different set of pieces and therefore a different solution. There is a small space inside each box to allow storage of a trinket. The puzzles range in difficulty but in general they are similar to the easiest of the Japanese puzzle boxes or the small mystery box.
This is a three stage opening puzzle box. Great for hiding a small gift inside to add an extra level of frustration for the recipient. Or somewhere to hide small items you don't want to risk laying around the house. Each box has been opened and checked by us and repackaged with our own detailed solution.
The Size - 150mm x 75mm x 48mm (space inside the box is: small compartment 50mm x 27mm x 22mm & larger compartment 90mm x 45mm x 22mm) Click here to see our small single stage opening puzzle box or here for large single stage opening puzzle box.
The object is to untangle the puzzle and release the gift.
Use this Crafty Conundrum next time you want to present a gift of chocolates or any boxed gift to someone special. Surround the box with love by locking it up in this wooden heart puzzler.Don't Break my Heart is the sweetest gift idea for that someone special in your life.To indulge in the gift they must first release the box from the wooden enclosure.This may involve sliding the rope over, passing it under or pulling it through a metal ring.Figuring out what rope and which ring can certainly be frustrating... and sweet revenge for you.
Difficulty - Hard but not Extreme The puzzle is to remove the washer from the bolt - without going insane. Not quite the regular nut and bolt puzzle you've seen around the place.... there's a slight change to the design of this one. Being a threaded bolt, please excuse the pun but it has an extra little twist.
We also sell a different Nut and Bolt puzzle in this same series. Click here.
Difficulty 4 The object is to remove the ring from the puzzle. Crackerjack! The feeling you'll get if you manage to do the puzzle. Buy ANY 4 puzzles in the set and save $1 per puzzle. Click here.
Difficulty Level: 4 out of 5 The object is to remove the ring from the puzzle. The ring will not go over the body of the violin! Buy ANY 4 puzzles in the set for $34.00 SAVE $1.45 per puzzle. Click here.
Difficulty 4 The object is to remove the ring from the puzzle. The ring certainly does not go over the body of Ned Kelly's Armour! Buy ANY 4 puzzles in the set and save $1 per puzzle. Click here.
Drop in your coins, accumulate the cash, and make a withdrawal? Not so fast! Money talks and it's telling you to invest in the future. It could take a long time before you figure out how to release your savings!
To open a Japanese puzzle box one or more sliding panels hidden within the patterns on the box must be moved. There are 10 separate moves or 10 steps to open this box. A fantastic way to prolong the excitement of giving a gift. Imagine Dad on Father's Day or you brother at Christmas trying to open this trick opening puzzle box.
Size: 4 Sun (a traditional unit of measure to denote length) Actual size outside: 120mm x 83mm x 52mm Space inside: 80mm x 63mm x 38mm Because each puzzle box is handmade in Japan the pattern on each one will be very similar but may vary slightly from the photo shown here.
Difficulty Rating 2 out of 4 = Challenging 12 pieces with very unusal notching interlock to make a cubular shaped burr puzzle. The puzzle is an Eco Game made from Bamboo.
An ingenious 4 piece interlocking egg puzzle on a turned wooden stand designed in 2007 by Jaroslav Svejkovski. Whilst this is not considered an extremely difficult puzzle, the pieces are each made from many smaller complex shaped pieces glued together; finding the correct combination that are not glued, to push or pull to take apart, is very important.
Once you take this puzzle apart you will need to fit the 4 pieces back together paying attention to forming the smooth surface of the egg. Because these puzzles are hand turned and finished there is only one solution. There may be a number of different assemblies but for the finished puzzle to exactly as it was made you must assemble it correctly.
A great long lasting Easter present for a puzzler instead of too much chocolate.
The puzzle is to return the cube to its original state... every side should make a completed aboriginal dot painting by artist Deborah Coertse. While not having as many different combinations as it's big brother the 3x3 cube, the 2x2 cube could prove to be just as perplexing.
The puzzle is to return the cube to its original state... every side should make a completed Australian Animal. Australian animals featured are Kanagaroo, Koala, Kookaburra, Wombat, Platypus and Echidna. Great Aussie gift.
The puzzle is to return the cube to its original state... every side should make a completed Australian Road Sign. Six different Australian road signs. Kangaroos next 10 kms.Koalas next 80km. Wombats next 2kms. Platypus next 50kms. Wombat next 2km. Echidna next 80km. Crocodiles next 10km.
Designed & made by the Karakuri Creation Group this puzzle series is unlike other more traditional Japanese puzzle boxes. The box has an obviously separate bottom so you seem to have a clue about where to start but that just makes it more intriguing.
This very special puzzle box is crafted in Rengas wood.
Size outside: 47mm x 47mm x 47mm Space inside: 25mm x 25mm x 20mm
This cube is actually a maze from which you have to remove the segment of a sphere. The segment inside can be moved around but how to find the 14 set moves, in order, to remove it from the cube? There are many reviewers, including Rik van Grol writing in CFF Magazine, who believe this puzzle warrants a rating even higher than Level 3 out of 6.
It may appear to be a box like lump with a hole in the middle but it's really two coiled up, virtually identical pieces. The challenge is to take the two pieces apart by sliding and rotating them.
This puzzle has such a beautiful shape that it could easily be mistaken for a piece of jewelry. Its surface features extremely unusual cuts; actually, this marble is a puzzle that can be broken up into 4 pieces. This advanced design is the creation of Bram Cohen & Oskar van Deventner. If you succeed in breaking up the marble, carefully examine the surface of the sections of each piece. The theme of this puzzle is "Sphere."
This very beautifully made puzzle box is in the shape of a house. There are 7 well disguised moves to open this puzzle box. It was only after 1870 that Mr Ohkawa started to develop more complex "tricks" to open the boxes; the first Himitsu-Bako made in Hakone. Himitsu-Bako means Secret Box in Japanese and these boxes are commonly known as a "Personal Secret Box".
These boxes are sourced directly from Japan. They intricately designed and handmade by Japanese Craftsmen; a very high quality work of art. Packaged in a lovely gift box with a brochure explaining the history of Himitsu-Bako. A solution is provided.
Size of base 120mm x 75mm Height: 93mm Space inside: 43mm x 45mm and the height at the apex of the roof is 57mm
This is an original twisty puzzle design called D-Ball from Japan.This is not a normal 2x2 rubik type puzzle. The movement is based on a 2x2x2 mechanism, but this mechanism is different from other standard 2x2x2 puzzles. It has 8 moveable pieces to the puzzle but because of those three colors per piece which are symmetrical distributed, the puzzle gives the illusion that it is made of 24 pieces when mixed.Each piece has only 1 right angle.There are no triangular pieces in the puzzle.
This is an original twisty puzzle design called D-Ball from Japan.This is not a normal 2x2 rubik type puzzle. The movement is based on a 2x2x2 mechanism, but this mechanism is different from other standard 2x2x2 puzzles. It has 8 moveable pieces to the puzzle but because of the different designs per piece which are symmetrical distributed, the puzzle gives the illusion that it is made of 24 pieces when mixed.Each piece has only 1 right angle.There are no triangular pieces in the puzzle.
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