High quality unique wooden puzzles, interesting pewter puzzle animals, ingenious host gift ideas, our range includes many puzzles under $50.00. Choose a quality gift for Him or Her.
Edward Hordern IPP Puzzle Exchange - San Francisco, USA, August 2009 Presented by Grant Smith. Made by Brian Young @ Mr Puzzle Australia. Designed by Grant Smith & Brian Young.
Like most interlocking burr puzzles the T Burr puzzle should be more difficult to assemble once apart. However, the T Burr has a unique set of moves to take this puzzle apart so we decided to sell it assembled and give the puzzler the very interesting challenge of disassembling it.
This multi-level six piece burr is quite unusual in its disassembly because it is not always just a single piece that moves at each level. The minimum number of moves to remove the first piece is four.
Grant had the idea to design a burr that looked like a letter T on each end. He and Brian then collaborated to refine the basic shape to include more complexity in the actual assembly of the burr.
After you do the 48 challenges you'll be addicted and want more.... Get the additional Booster pack which has 60 more! Save money and buy the combo now.
Included in package is the Original Game PLUS Booster Pack.
Multi-level Logic Game. Put each puzzle piece on the board so that polar bears are back on the ice and fish are in the water.
Travel game with storage compartment. Transparent puzzle pieces. 48 multi level challenges. Starter; Junior; Expert; Master.
AWARDS: Seal of Excellence 2006 (Canada), CTTC three star rating (Canada), Good Toy Award 2006 (UK), Best Puzzle Nominee 2009 (GAMES magazine USA), The Ombudsman for Children, Main Prize Winner category: Toys for 7-12 year (Poland) 2009
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Included in package is the Original Game PLUS Booster Pack
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.
A Pressing Puzzle. At your next party offer your guests a sample of a favourite liquor. Present the bottle clamped closed in the wooden VISE attachment. Watch as they pull, push, and probe at the puzzle components in their struggle to release the bottle from the lock up.
Suitable for even larger spirit bottles than the Aussie Wine/Spirit bottle puzzle which takes a wine bottle or up to 750ml spirit bottle. This puzzle can take the 1125ml size Bundaberg Rum, Johnny Walker and more. It can take a champagne bottle too and even a huge bottle of saki.
Next time you're invited to a friend's home for a special occasion, bring a long a bottle of wine locked in this wooden puzzler, and watch the fun start to flow.
An ingenious gift idea to delight and entertain your host. It's dignified in style and distinct in quality. Watch your host's face turn from Burgundy red to pale Chardonnay as they struggle to free the bottle!
Size & Packaging: Box measures 125mm x 125mm x 355mm. Includes burgundy guaze gift bag. When assembled with bottle of wine inside the puzzle can fit back inside it's original box. Detailed solution enclosed also in four languages. Bottle of wine not included.
Edward Hordern IPP Puzzle Exchange - Berlin, Germany August, 2011 Presented by Grant Smith. Made by Brian Young @ Mr Puzzle Australia. Designed by Junichi Yananose.
Pack the P's and L's in the frame so that only "IPP31" is visible when completed. The puzzle comes unsolved to give you the full packing challenge.
Edward Hordern Puzzle Exchange - Gold Coast, Australia, August 2007 Presented by Andreas Röver. Made by Brian Young @ Mr Puzzle Australia. Designed by Andreas Röver.
The object of the puzzle is to make a cube with the given pieces. Not your usual 3x3 cube; a very entertaining puzzle.
Puzzle made from cedar stained Radiata. Size: 90mm x 90mm x 45mm (pieces made from 20mm x 20mm stock)
Start with the centre position emply and marbles on all other positions on the board. The object of the Solitaire puzzle is to remove the marbles one after the other by jumping horizontally or vertically over another marble. In the end one marble 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.
Edward Hordern IPP Puzzle Exchange - Osaka, Japan July 2010 Presented by Frans de Vreugd. Made by Brian Young @ Mr Puzzle Australia. Designed by David Rousseau.
The object of the puzzle is to take the burr apart and reassemble it. Just six pieces but beware it's a level 8.3.2.2; that means it takes 8 moves to remove the first piece, then three more for the next piece, then two more, then two more before it will all fall apart. The challenge is then to put it back together again. There are 105 theoretical assemblies, otherwise known as false assemblies, but only 1 of them can actually be put together. For an extra challenge why not choose to receive your puzzle apart? Choose Disassembled or Assembled when ordering.
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.
Edward Hordern IPP Puzzle Exchange - Berlin, Germany August, 2011 Designed, made and presented by Brian Young @ Mr Puzzle.
The object of the puzzle is to free Houdini from The Torture Cell. To do that you'll have to discover the tools and work out how to use them.
The idea for Houdini's Torture Cell came from one of the locks in the incredibly complex The Opening Bat puzzle (part of Limited Edition 2010 series http://www.mrpuzzle.com.au/prod80.htm).
Brian felt the idea was unique and very satisfying to solve so he revisited the idea and changed it to present in a way that would suit IPP; this way it's available for lots more people to experience a great 'Ah Ha' moment.
The puzzle has been presented in such a way that most elements of the puzzle are visible to you. The puzzle is to then work out how to use them to solve it. You can literally sit and think about the solution without even touching the puzzle.
Another feature that Brian builds into these types of sequential discovery puzzles is to give you something to find almost immediately; better to maintain interest in the puzzle. You'll find that with this puzzle too.
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.
The puzzle is to open the puzzle box. The Bearer of Secrets is an unusal savings box with an invisible seal. Putting money in the Trick Box is childsplay. But how do you get it out again? You can shake this stylish and modern savings bank and tug it towards you - it's no use. You can only prise the secrets out of the Trick Box if you know which part of the box you have to tug on. Try it! Good design becomes a reliable bearer of secrets. We also have a similar puzzle in a budget wooden version. Click here.
If you like rope disentanglement puzzles then this is the set for you. 4 different puzles. 4 different degrees of difficulty. 4 different types of solutions.
KNOT TO BE KNOTTED Difficulty Level 3/10 Remove the rope. SEND YOU LOOPY Difficulty Level 4/10 Get the two beads together. TRAFFIC LIGHTS Difficulty Level 5/10 Remove the rope and long bar. TRICKY DICK Difficulty Level 8/10 Remove the ring.
Regular Retail price $54.80 SAVE $1.25 per puzzle.
Prepare to be absolutely amazed by the smoothness and sturdiness of this cube! V-CUBE 7™ is a multicoloured, seven-layered cube with exceptional quality and incredibly smooth rotation. The sides have a nice pillowed shape that feels great under the fingers. This is the original patented V-CUBE 7™ made in Greece not a cheap Magic Cube copy.
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!
Edward Hordern Puzzle Exchange - Gold Coast, Australia, August 2007 Presented by Patrick Major. Made by Brian Young @ Mr Puzzle Australia. Designed by Brian Young.
The simplest maze in the world, or is it? Simply get the ball bearing from START to FINISH.
There are three original twisty puzzles called D-Ball from Japan. Buy all three and get discount of $5.50. 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.
Edward Hordern IPP Puzzle Exchange - Prague, Czech Republic, August 2008 Presented by Karst Nauta. Made by Brian Young @ Mr Puzzle Australia. Designed by Karst Nauta.
The puzzle is to separate the two halves of the cube. Hint: Karst is a type of terrain characterised by sinkholes, caves and the like. Karst processes tend to be secretive and imperceptible because most development occurs underground over long periods of time.
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