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Category 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. 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 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 remove the shuttle from the map of Australia. The puzzle is to get the 17 Australian animals back inside the map of Australia. Edward Hordern Puzzle Exchange - Gold Coast, Australia, August 2007 Status: 30th March 2013. Only 17 left. Once sold we won't make this puzzle again. The object of the puzzle is pull down and reassemble the Sydney Harbour Bridge. This level 6 burr (that is 6 moves to remove the first piece from the puzzle) is two separate burrs that work in conjunction with each other. The puzzle has 10 pieces in total. Edward Hordern Puzzle Exchange - Gold Coast, Australia, August 2007 The object is to get the 10c inside the parking meter. Make sure you reassemble the parking meter with the 10c correctly inside. The puzzle does not easily slot into one of the regular Hordern or Slocum categories so we have called it a Sequential-Discovery puzzle. Yes, it is a Take-Apart puzzle. It is also a Put-Together puzzle. There are a number of different challenges you will have to complete to do the puzzle. No external tools are necessary for disassembly or reassembly of the puzzle, although you will have to find tools within, and determine how to use them, to complete the puzzle. You can reassemble the puzzle in reverse using all the tools the same as when you took it apart. But there is a way of using one of the tools in a slightly different way to create an easier assembly. The puzzle will still be able to be disassembled the original way. See if you can find it... Puzzle made from Yellow Leichhardt. Stand made from Mackay Cedar. Yellow Leichhardt was used because of it's distinctive bright yellow colour to try to match the golden colour that parking meters on the Gold Coast are painted. Independant review of this puzzle: http://www.puzzlemad.co.uk/2011/11/gold-coast-parking-meter.html Click this link to view some photos from IPP27 Edward Hordern Puzzle Exchange. Brian generally stives to theme puzzles relating to where IPP is being held and because he was close to home this year he was able to go "all out" by having Sophie, a Gold Coast Meter Maid, as his very capable (and popular) exchange assistant. Meter Maids were first seen in Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast in 1965 to try to help beat the bad image created by the installation of parking meters. Gorgeous girls in gold bikinis fed coins into expired parking meters to prevent tourists from being fined, causing quite a controversy at the time. They are still seen in Surfers today although they are generally hired by local businesses these days. Difficulty Rating: 2/10 Teen/Adult 7/10 Child Suitable 4 years and over Difficulty Rating: 2/10 Teen/Adult 7/10 Child Suitable 4 years and over
Difficulty Rating: 2/10 Teen/Adult 7/10 Child Suitable 4 years and over Difficulty Rating: 7.5/10 Adult 8/10 Child/Teens Suitable 12 years and over Difficulty Rating: 8/10 Adult 9/10 Child/Teens Suitable 12 years and over Difficulty Rating: 6/10 Adult 8/10 Child/Teens Suitable 9 years and over Difficulty Rating: 7.5/10 Adult 8.5/10 Teens Suitable 13 years and over Difficulty Rating: 8/10 Adult 9/10 Teens Suitable 13 years and over Difficulty Rating: 8/10 Adult 9/10 Teens Suitable 13 years and over Six piece interlocking frog puzzle hand crafted from lead free pewter plated with bronze oxide. Length: 38mm Packaging: Maroon organza gift bag. The artist Kathy Bass from Peek-A-Boo is best known for her amazingly designed jewellery produced at her studio at Bangalow near Byron Bay in northern New South Wales. But not many people know that she also makes these beautiful and intricate puzzles. Kathy exhibits exclusively at local galleries and we're lucky to secure stocks of these wonderful puzzle pieces. Six piece interlocking crayfish puzzle hand crafted from lead free pewter plated with silver oxide. Length: 85mm Packaging: Maroon organza gift bag. Six piece interlocking crayfish puzzle hand crafted from lead free pewter plated with bronze oxide. Length: 85mm Packaging: Maroon organza gift bag. Six piece interlocking cicada puzzle hand crafted from lead free pewter plated with bronze oxide. Length: 45mm Packaging: Maroon organza gift bag. Six piece interlocking platypus puzzle hand crafted from lead free pewter plated with silver oxide. Length: 85mm Packaging: Maroon organza gift bag. Five piece interlocking christmas beetle puzzle hand crafted from lead free pewter plated with bronze oxide. Length: 55mm Packaging: Maroon organza gift bag.
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