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Mr Puzzle - We know puzzles! Current Category The puzzle is to disentangle and re-entangle the parts of the puzzle. These puzzles are described as cast metal puzzles, wire puzzles, nail puzzles, string puzzles or rope puzzles and sometimes even tavern puzzles but the essential ingredient is that they come apart and are made of metal. Get the kangaroo off the puzzle... proceed with caution! Price:
Get the crocodile off the puzzle... proceed with caution! Price:
Get the camel off the puzzle... proceed with caution! Price:
Set of 3 Australian Animal wire puzzles on Aussie Road Sign style cards. Puzzles available individually Click here Price:
The puzzle is to remove the shuttle from the map of Australia. Price:
The puzzle is to disentangle the two "M"s. Price:
DIFFICULTY RATING 2 The puzzle is to remove the ring. Note: Key not included. Price:
The puzzle is how to take apart and put it back together again. Unlike other similar puzzles this local version made on the Gold Coast has an additional centre piece, making 7 pieces in total in the puzzle. Pull out each stick one by one and it still stays together. Remove the middle stick and it still stays together. Place wildwave in the base and twist it from the top and you will have an interesting piece of modern art for your coffee table. Size: 200mm high. Each of the rods is made from 4mm steel. The manufacturer has treated each rod with a special solution that prevents rusting with handling. Price:
Difficulty 7/10 Separate the heart from the puzzle. Makes a great Valentine's present. Price:
Difficulty 6/10 Remove the long bar from the star. Price:
Difficulty 7/10 Remove the long bar from the puzzle. Commonly known as the "Chinese Ring Puzzle". Price:
Difficulty 5/10 Remove the ring from the Treble Clef. It's actually not that difficult. Price:
Difficulty 4/10 Remove the long bar from the letter A. Price:
Difficulty 8/10 Remove the loose ring from the puzzle. Price:
Difficulty 7/10 Remove the long bar from the puzzle. Price:
Difficulty 6/10 Remove the long bar from the puzzle. Price:
Difficulty 5/10 Remove all three of the rings from the Caterpillar's body. Price:
Difficulty 4/10 Remove the ring from the Butterfly's body. Price:
Difficulty 6/10 Remove the long bar from the puzzle. Price:
Difficulty 8/10 Remove the ring from the Bell. Price:
Difficulty ranges from 4/10 to 8/10 Test your patience.... Get all 12 different wire puzzles for the price of 10. You get not just one but TWO puzzle for FREE. Price:
The puzzle is to remove the ring from the puzzle. Price:
The puzzle is to remove all three rings from the puzzle. Price:
DIFFICULTY RATING 1 The puzzle is to remove the nails from their stand and separate the two nails. Click here to see the solution sheet. Price:
DIFFICULTY RATING 3 The puzzle is to remove the nails from their stand and separate the nails. This puzzle was designed by Brian in early 1998 and is EXCLUSIVE to Mr Puzzle Australia. It is covered by Australian Design No 138325. Price:
DIFFICULTY RATING 2 The puzzle is to remove the nails from their stand and separate the two nails. Price:
Edward Hordern Puzzle Exchange - Tokyo, JAPAN, August 2004
Another completely new design by Brian Young. Entrant IPP Design Competition 2004 The puzzle is to separate the two nails. The concept for this original design was found by accident during the manufacture of our TWISTED puzzle. Even though it appears to be similar to the TWISTED puzzle TWISTED'S SISTER is VERY different; the moves to disassemble this puzzle are nothing like it's sister puzzle. The only similarity with the old nails puzzles is it's simplicity and the fact that once you pick it up you can't put it down until you've solved it. Brian has known about the puzzle for a number of years but only recently has he worked on a design that does not come apart or go back together the same as the original puzzle. Presented on a Torii Gate stand in keeping with the theme of this year's puzzle party held in Japan. Price:
DIFFICULTY RATING 2 The puzzle is to remove the nails from their stand then separate the two nails. Price:
DIFFICULTY RATING 2 ü Great office present The puzzle is to remove the nails from their stand then separate the two nails. The puzzle is presented on a stand with a groove cut along so you can stand your business cards. It makes a great inexpensive office gift! A popular form of the original nail puzzle was patented in 1910 in the USA by Walter Jenkins, however it was certainly know much earlier. In fact, it was probably being played with as early as the first half of the 17th century. Size 160mm x 40mm x 65mm (to top of nails as they sit in the stand) Weight 125 grams Price:
DIFFICULTY RATING 2 The puzzle is to remove the nails from their stand then separate the two nails. The nails are gold plated and the wooden base is made from Rose Alder with a groove cut to stand your business cards or notes in. This puzzle is also available in our Standard Range (Click here). Price:
DIFFICULTY RATING 3 ü From the originator of nail puzzles on a wooden stand For each puzzle the object is to separate the nails. This puzzle incorporates our three DIFFERENT nail puzzles. In 1920 Gilbert Puzzle Party box sets were a popular drawing room pastime. Mr Puzzle has created his own set by grouping the three different nail puzzles together so you can have three times the fun! Included in the set of three is GET HOOKED - a nail puzzle designed by Brian in 1998 (covered by Australian Design Registration No 138325). This puzzle is EXCLUSIVE to Mr Puzzle Australia. The other puzzles in the set have been modified from the 'old favorites' to increase their challenge. Size 165mm x 120mm x 140mm Price:
The puzzle is to remove the ring from the chains between the two horseshoe pieces. An oldie but a goodie. Still just as much fun as it was when it first appeared in the early 1900's. Price:
Unlike other sellers we've already setup the puzzle with the fish on the hook so your puzzle is ready to baffle.... Price:
The puzzle is to take the four identical pieces apart and reassemble again. Price:
The puzzle is to remove the clasp from the lock. There are no keys and no keyhole. The bolt will turn and move in and out. Price:
The puzzle is to assemble the pieces to form a sphere. Price:
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