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Puzzles by Price > $20.01 - $30
If $20 to $30 is your budget then this is the page for you. All puzzles on this page priced under $30.
A wooden puzzle for Dad for Father's Day; a metal puzzle to drive your pesky borther crazy for his birthday; a hard burr puzzle to drive your husband crazy at Christmas. We've got all sorts of different puzzles here.
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Twice the Insanity patten matching puzzle |
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An interesting pattern match puzzle designed by Stuart Gee. This puzzle has two challenges.
1. EASY Get two of each colour on the one side so that no two colours in the the same line.
2. HARD Get two of each colour on each side so that no two colours are in a line on either side.
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Crazy Golf rope disentanglement puzzle |
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The puzzle is to disentangle the rope from the metal golf course.
Golf is a mystery that sometimes pleases, sometimes frustrates, but is always a challenge. And because all golfer's appreciate a challenge this is the perfect present for them. Father's Day, Christmas, Boss, Dad, Uncle, Brother.... the perfect present for them all.
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Wooden tennis ball on tennis racquet stand |
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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.
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Wooden golf ball & putting green puzzle |
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The puzzle is really two puzzles in one. One puzzle is to disassemble and reassemble the interlocking pieces of the golf ball. The other is to assemble the pieces of the putting green into the base. When assembled the golf ball will stay together sitting on a golf tee shaped piece that fits into the base.
Is the golfer in your life puzzled enough yet? A great idea for a fun trophy for your next friendly golf game too. Suitable for kids or adults.
Attractively boxed for gift giving.
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Wooden cricket ball puzzle with cricket bat on oval stand |
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The puzzle is to disassemble and reassmble the interlocking cricket ball and cricket bat. Two puzzles in one. Both the bat and the ball are puzzles. Once assembled the ball and the bat can be displayed on an attractive oval stand.Is this the ball that will stump your cricket fan?
The puzzle will make a great trophy for the local cricket team with plenty of space for engraving or a plaque. Suitable for kids or adults.
Attractively boxed for gift giving.
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Aussie Beer Can holder puzzle |
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The beer can holder puzzle that really works! Solve the disentanlgement puzzle and you can have a well deserved beer! Take a six pack in this to your mate's next barbecue and the laughs will really be flowing, even if the beer is not! Adjustable for different regular sized beer or soft drink (soda) cans around the world. Cans not included.
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Aussie Wine Bottle or Spirit Bottle holder puzzle |
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The wine bottle puzzle that really works! Solve the disentanlgement puzzle and the wine can start to flow.
Or why not lock up your bottle of Bundy so your mates can't steal it. If you hide the solution they'll have to solve the puzzle to get a drink.
Mr Puzzle discovered that the imported puzzle as it was originally made did not work as a puzzle; we have replaced the disc supplied with a larger one so now there is no way to get the bottle out of the holder except to solve the puzzle. Now you can really stump your friends as you were supposed to be able to.
Size: Maximum bottle diameter 90mm which covers most bottles of wine. Also a lot of 750ml spirit bottles such as Bundaberg Rum, Johnny Walker and Jim Beam. Holder can be adjusted for bottles of different heights. Bottle not included.
Note: Both dark and light wood is available. Choose from drop down box. Light - Clear pine. Dark - stained pine.
If you need to include a bottle larger than 750ml try the Don't Break the Bottle - VICE Edition from Family Games.
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Gear Cube amazing twisty puzzle by Meffert |
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Designed by Oskar van Deventer, and inspired by a gearing idea from Bram Cohen, the Gear Cube is a brand new concept in cube design using a full gear mechanism that requires twelve 90 degree turns to complete one rotation. The Gear Cube was awarded Meffert's Puzzle of the Year for 2010.
There are a number of challenges with this cube.
- First to make a cube with a solid colour on each face like you would with a regular Rubik's Cube.
- Another is getting the puzzle to a state where each face has only two colors (on opposite faces). This is a bit harder, but achievable for many people.
- Hardest is solving the puzzle as a whole, which is still easier than the original Rubik’s Cube.
Solution: The web page can help https://sites.google.com/site/budlcuber/gear-cube
You might also get some hints from watching this fun video made by Oskar solving the puzzle where he explains why he was originally going to call it his "Caution Cube" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDVb9NExsA8
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Jing's Pyramix Skewb twisty puzzle by Meffert |
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This puzzle was designed by Adam G. Cowan in 2009 and is part of the Pyraminx/Skewb family. It looks a lot like a rounded version of a Pyraminx but it has the same number of pieces as a Skewb. The Jing’s Pyraminx has only 4 corners, which are indeed connected to one another via the inner core but unlike the Pyraminx it also has 4 center pieces, and it is these that correspond to the other corners of the Skewb.
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Scramble Cube (Super Floppy Cube) |
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First there was the Floppy Cube. Then came the Super Floppy Cube.
"The Scramble Cube" is the new release name of the Super Floppy Cube in it's original Japanese packaging made by Gentosha Education. It is clearly not a cube. Rather it is a single 1x3x3 layer of a cube which does some very extraordinary moves.
The Super Floppy Cube was invented by Katsuhiko Okamoto and awarded "Puzzle of the Year" in the 2009 International Puzzle Design Competition winning both the Jury Grand Prize and the prestigious Puzzler's Choice Award. Katsuhiko's development of the amazing new mechanism that enables the Void Cube to work was what also led him to be able to create the Floppy Cube and many more puzzles that have come since.
The goal is to first scramble the 1x3x3 figure then restore all faces to a solid colour pattern like you would with the Rubik's Cube.
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Interlocking Wine Bottle puzzle |
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The puzzle is to disassemble and reassemble the 12 interlocking pieces into the wine bottle.
Much more difficult than you think after a bottle or two of the real thing with friends!
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Treasure Quest puzzle with challenge cards WAS 34.95 Sale Price NOW 24.99 |
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The goal is to escape with the gold! To do this you must move aside all obstacles and push the gold masks out of the temple.
The puzzle comes with 40 challenge cards with four levels of play: beginner, intermediate, advanced and expert. Suitable for ages 8+. Adults will love it! Start with beginner challenges and work up from there. Colour coded cards make games setup easy.
The puzzle includes Temple Game Grid, 40 Challenge Cards, 1 Treasure Hunter, 4 Gold Masks, 8 Arrow pieces, 8 Stationary Blocking pieces, Game-Go carry bag and Instructions.
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Stubborn Puzzle and Game WAS 34.99 Sale Price NOW 24.99 |
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Ages 8+
If you can count to 9 you can play. Learn in 5 minutes.
Turn tiles face down and select 6 including the special starting tile. Place a tile in series with from the starting tile. If you can't, then you must pick up another tile. Try to use all the tiles. It's similar to playing Dominos or Bendomino (now all the range since Oprah named it as one of her Top 10 Gifts this year!) only there's much more to do.
Can also be played as a race game for up to 6 players.
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Pohaku |
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Edward Hordern Puzzle Exchange - Gold Coast, Australia, August 2007
Presented by Harry Nelson. Made by ScienceWiz. Designed by Harry Nelson.
A set of strategy games of increasing complexity; Pohaku engages beginning players and challenges experts.
The puzzle includes a full colour 40 page book and 24 Pohaku stone with 4 game variations and 26 additional puzzles.
Size: 206mm x 260mm x 35mm
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Set of 2 Puzzle Books |
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Save $5.00
BOOK 1 Puzzle solution book with 50 different wire and cast puzzles.
This book has detailed illustrations and solutions of 50 different puzzles. The text is in Chinese with no English but drawings are very clear.
Shows both old and new puzzle designs, even includes solutions to some of the Hanayama puzzles. Includes many brainteasers like puzzle rings, bolt puzzles, puzzle lock, a few wooden puzzles and many cast and wire puzzles.
This book is not even on Amazon! Book is 140mm x 205mm in paper back. 210 pages including 8 pages with colour photos of puzzles.
BOOK 2 Mechanical Puzzle books that shows 50 rope and wire puzzles.
Called "Illustrative Designs of 50 Intellectual Rope-Ring Toys", this book has detailed illustrations and solutions of 50 disentangelment puzzles. Text is in Chinese with some English but drawings are very clear.
Shows both old and new puzzle designs. You can make your own brainteasers and rope puzzles from the plans in this book.
This book is not even on Amazon. Book is new. Book is 140mm x 205mm in paper back. 230 pages including 8 pages with colour photos of puzzles.
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Ball Room wood 3D puzzle |
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Difficulty 4/5
There are three challenges to this puzzle.
1. Pack all four pieces into the base as a cube shape. There are three solutions to this challenge.
2. Pack three of the four pieces into the base as a tetrahedron (triangular based pyramid). But which three? That's just part of the challenge. There is only ONE solution to this challenge.
3. Fit all four pieces together to make a 4 x 4 unit square based pyramid pile of ball. This challenge is done outside the base. There is only ONE solution to this challenge.
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MOMA Rubik's Cube puzzle |
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3x3 original Rubik's Cube designed by Kit Grover in 2006 for Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York).
This New York themed Rubik's Cube features a line drawing of midtown Manhattan with MoMA in its center. Designed by London Artist, Kit Grover, to celebrate the special relationship the museum shares with the city as a cultural landmark and a destination for tourists throughout the world. You'll be occupied for hours with this authentic Rubik's cube.
Cube is in it's original package as it was sold by MoMA.
Size: 60mm x 60mm
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Small Solitaire - wooden board with wooden balls |
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Start with the centre position emply and balls on all other positions on the board. The object of the Solitaire puzzle, often known as Peg Solitaire to distinguish it from the card game also called Solitaire, is to remove the balls one after the other by jumping horizontally or vertically over another ball. In the end one ball should be left in the centre hole.
Just having one marble left is a challenge but it's extra difficult to have one left in the middle.
Size: Diameter of the board is
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Tresorpack 6 - Balls puzzle |
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Difficulty 5/5
There are just three different pieces loose inside the wooden cage. They do not come out of the cage but the cage does have openings down each of the four vertical sides. The puzzle is to assemble them into a tetrahedron inside the cage.
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San Francisco Cable Car wooden puzzle |
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Edward Hordern IPP Puzzle Exchange - San Francisco, USA, August 2009
Presented by Itgel Tumen-Ulzii. Made by Zandraa Tumen-Ulzii. Designed by Zandraa Tumen-Ulzii.
When Itgel asked his father to design and make a puzzle to present at the Edward Hordern Exchange event at IPP29 the question was "What is San Francisco well known for?" Itgel immediately said Cable Car however Mr Tumen-Ulzii had never seen one (certainly there are no Cable Cars in Mongolia). He designed and made this very complex take-apart 13 piece puzzle in the shape of a cable car from just a photograph.
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Tresorpack 6 - Blocks puzzle |
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Difficulty 5/5
There are six different pieces loose inside the wooden cage. They do not come out of the cage but the cage does have openings down each of the four vertical sides. The puzzle is to assemble them into a square block inside the cage.
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Set of 2 original Hungarian puzzles |
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Get $2 of each puzzle when you buy both puzzles at the same time.
1982 Hungarian Rings Doublering puzzle. The first member of the "Doublering" puzzle family.
> Plastic puzzle made 1982.
> Sealed in original packaging.
> Genuine puzzle manufactured in Hungary.
> Includes leaflet with puzzle information for 6 different challenges. It says there are 10 trillion that can be done!
Size of puzzle: 125mm x 80mm.
Tower of Babel puzzle. The apparently simple tower has over 2.6 quadrillion different colour combinations! Mix it up and try to get the balls back into their original order.
> Six columns, different colour in each column
> Six balls in each column, each one a different shade from light to dark
> Six rotating sections
> Plastic puzzle made early 1980's.
> Sealed in original packaging.
> Genuine puzzle manufactured in Hungary.
> Includes leaflet with puzzle information.
Size of puzzle: Height - 85mm Diameter - 48mm.
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Set of Rush Hour Cards Booster Packs 2, 3 & 4 |
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Have you done all the challenges with the standard puzzle but still want to play even more?
Buy the three additional challenge card sets together and get $1.00 per pack off.
Note: You must have a Rush hour puzzle to use this card set.
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Diagra wood cube puzzle |
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Edward Hordern IPP Puzzle Exchange - Prague, Czech Republic, August 2008
Presented by Mike Hawthorne. Made by Václav Obšívac at Vin & Co. Designed by Václav Obšívac.
Difficulty 5/5
The goal is to make a cube, and the other nine shapes, from the 8 pieces of the puzzle. The shapes are amazingly complex - even for Vinco!
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Rubik's Cube 2x2 Dot Painting |
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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.
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Rubik's Cube 2x2 Australian Animals |
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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.
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Rubik's Cube 2x2 Australian Road Signs |
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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.
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Rubik's Cube 3x3 |
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The puzzle is to return the cube to its original state... every side finally having one solid color. With "43 Quintillion" possible moves and only "ONE" solution... nearly one in every five people in the world has twisted, jumbled and enjoyed this immensely popular puzzle.
There is no Solution booklet in this Hexagonal packaging however at time we do have some Secondhand copies of various original Solution Booklets for sale on our "Collectible Puzzles" page. Click here to see current stocks.
You can also view the latest techniques to solve the cube at the Official Rubiks website http://www.youcandothecube.com/secret-unlocked/solution-stage-one.aspx
LATEST NEWS! July 2010. Researches have found that the Rubik's Cube can be solved in 20 moves or less from any mixed up state. Don't believe it's possible? I'ts true. Morley Davidson, John Dethridge, Herbert Kociemba, and Tomas Rokicki did some serious number crunching with the aid of Google's computers and proved it. Read more here....
Watch a recent ABC documentary about "God's Number" 20 http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/stories/3233961.htm
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Vinco XIV seven piece wood puzzle |
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Difficulty 4/5
First, try to disassemble the seven pieces. Once you've done that you'll now have the challenge to put these pieces back together to make the symetrical diamond shape.
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Bolaris Harmaa greyscale - 3D sliding ball puzzle |
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Difficulty Level 1/4 Easy (Age recommendation 6+)
Once all the pieces have been scrambled to solve the puzzle slide the pieces around until the tones get lighter in each layer from the 'north pole' down to the 'south pole'.
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Bolaris Vastavari color - 3D sliding block puzzle around a ball |
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Difficulty Level 2/4 Medium
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.
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Chrystal 51 piece teak puzzle |
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The puzzle is to assemble the 51 pieces into this amazing Chrystal shape. Yes 51 pieces; a real handful! Often called The Great Pagoda or Japanese Crystal, this puzzle has been popular in Japan for many years and may well have originated there. Each of the 51 pieces has been interlocked to make a symmetrical, multifaceted structure with a solid core.
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Rubik's 360 puzzle. It's Rubik's and it's round. |
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Six coloured balls. Three transparent spheres. Only one solution.
The challenge is to start with all six balls inside the centre sphere with the locking rings open and move the balls into their matching coloured domes on the outside sphere.
This is not the Magic 360 but rather the genuine Rubik's 360 puzzle. In general this is a much high quality puzzle. Unlike the non-genuine Rubik's puzzle the spheres cannot be taken apart; they turn very smoothly and are weighted to make the puzzle much more difficult.
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Heist put together puzzle |
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13 pieces that will challenge your powers of deduction to the max! A great new 2d put together puzzle. A new twist on other checkerboard puzzles that adds another dimension of difficulty.
Hidden in this devious puzzle are the world's most precious gemstones. A grand HEIST is being planned and you are the Mastermind. Your challenge: Steal the gems, by solving the featured challenges in order, first the emerald, then the sapphire, the ruby and finally the diamond!
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Anti Virus - The Bio-logical puzzle game |
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Ages 7+ (loved by Adults!)
Multi-level Logic Game. Develops strategic planning, visual and spatial perception. 60 Challenges. 5 levels. Starter, Junior, Expert and Master.
Put your immune system to work and get rid of the virus before it can multiply itself.
Anti-virus is a sliding puzzle game with a new twist. Tiles that only slide diagonally and can move in groups! Once you "catch the bug" it's hard to put this game down.
Playing this game is a very tactile experience; the tile pieces are moulded such that they 'fit' your fingers very well. They also fit the game board which is moulded so the pieces fit exactly and force the diagonal moves. A quite addictive puzzle.
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Safari Hide and Seek logic game |
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Ages 7+ Loved by Adults!
Multi-level Logic Game. Develops strategic planning, visual and spatial perception. 48 Challenges with solutions. 4 levels. Starter. Junior. Expert. Master.
Watch your step with this Safari!
Put the 4 puzzle pieces on the game board so that only the animals that are on the safari challenge are visible on the board and so that all the others are hidden.
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Periscope wood disentanglement puzzle |
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The puzzle is to try to remove the metal ring from the puzzle.
Size & Packaging: Packaged in a beautifully printed gift box with bright graphics and text in four languages (English, French, Spanish and German). Detailed solution enclosed also in four languages.
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The Tangram puzzle Book |
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Written by Jerry Slocum. Published by Sterling Publishing Pty Ltd. Foreword by Martin Gardner.
192 full colour glossy pages First published in 2004
The story of the Chinese Puzzle with over 2000 puzzles to solve.
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Don't Count On It secret box puzzle |
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The puzzle is to try to open the wooden box and get the money, tickets or whatever out.
Instead of giving money in a plain white envelope, slip it into this crafty wooden puzzler and watch the recipient turn green!
Fits gift certificates, concert, airline or lottery tickets, paper money, greeting cards, paychecks... Inside space is: 160mm x 70mm and it will fit 6 - 10 sheets of regular paper inside. I folded an A4 standard sheet of paper in half, then in three, and it fitted comfortably.
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Pirates Hide & Seek logic brainteaser |
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Ages 5+
The Lost and Found Multi-level Logic Game. Put each puzzle piece on the board so that only the challenge images are visible.
Travel game with storage compartment. Special Junior version of puzzle. 48 multi level challenges.
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Stainless Steel Cube twisty puzzle |
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The puzzle is to return the 3 x 3 cube to its original state... every side finally having a solid pattern.
This very classy makeover of the Rubik's Cube puzzle gives the icon of the 1980's a modern look with it's stainless steel fabrication. Each side uses stylised etched patterns to represent the six differently coloured sides. It is well made so that it turns very smoothly and is presented on a highly polished stainless steel cube stand for display. The rubik cube itself is the same size as the original Rubik's Cube.
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Prisma-ster interlocking 4 piece puzzle |
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Difficulty 3/5 The puzzle is to interlock these 4 pieces to make the burr. As with many of Vinco's puzzle you are also presented the challenge of getting it apart before you can even begin the assembly process.
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Mongolian Zodiac Animals Puzzle Boxes |
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Currently in stock is a selection of 8 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.
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Milky Way (1000 Piece) - Artist - Thomas Kadmon |
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Difficulty Rating: 7.5/10 Adult 8.5/10 Teens Suitable 13 years and over
The Milky Way artwork is a guide to the night sky. Piece it together and it is a map that enables you to pick out the 22 brightest stars and discover where the constellations lie in relation to the Milky Way.
Finished size: 690mm x 500mm
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