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.
Choose any 4 puzzles in the range discounted at $1 off each puzzle. Usually 11.50 when you buy just 1. Choose 4 from the range and the price will be just 10.50. Hard Yakka Difficulty 4 Blacksmith's Bell Difficulty 5 Convict's Escape Difficulty 5 Ned Kelly's Armour Difficulty 4 Crackerjack Difficulty 4 Jackaroos Stirrup Difficulty 5
Ages 7+ Challenge levels for Adults too! 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
Ages 7+ Loved by Adults! You'll love the original 48 challenges so much we know you'll want the additional Booster pack which has 60 more! Save money and buy the package up front. Included in package is the Original Game PLUS Booster Pack Multi-level Logic Game. Develops strategic planning, visual and spatial perception. 4 levels. Starter. Junior. Expert. Master. 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.
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 IPP Puzzle Exchange - Washington DC, August 2012 Presented by Laurie Brokenshire. Made by Václav Obšívac. Designed by Václav Obšívac.
Difficulty 5+/5 You may try 3 (Tri) challenges using the mathematically complete set of 4 different woods on each of 6 pieces which look a bit like bicycle wheels. 1. Uni-Cycle. Simply form a cube (not too difficult) 2. Bi-Cycle. Each corner of the cube must be one single colour (a bit trickier) 3. Tri-Cycle. The cube must have no identical colour touching anywhere, not even diagonally or on an edge (a lot more though required to do this one)
The puzzle is to disassemble and reassemble the 4 piece interlocking framed burr. The four piecs are made up of just 3 burr pieces that fit inside a single fixed frame.
Designed by Turkish designer Yavuz Demirhan in 2011 this puzzle is an amazingly complex design with a level 14 solution from this solved state. When the puzzle is completed with the symmetrical light colour squares in place on each face there is just one solution and one possible assembly. If the colour pattern is ignored there are 3 solutions from 5 possible assemblies.
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)
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 the puzzle come disassembled.
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 45ş 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.
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.
There's a slight trick to get the lid open. Not very complicated but it can be a bit of a trap for the uninitiated. The box sits on small legs and there's more decorative carving and slightly larger than the other boxes.
Size - 250mm x 150mm x 80mm (space inside the box is 203mm x 102mm x 40mm) Boxes are made from Indian Rosewood also known as Sheesham wood with brass inlay decoration. They are hand made in India and whilst not the quality or complexity of the Japanese made boxes this is reflected in the price.
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. Available with either black or white background cube color. 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.
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.
The puzzle is to build a solid cube from the eight pieces. Rick Eason invented this puzzle and presented it as his Exchange Puzzle at IPP24 in Tokyo in 2004 and it is with his kind permission that we make this puzzle. All eight pieces of the puzzle are different which increases the degree of difficulty of the puzzle. To achieve the only possible correct solution you must find the unique combination of dovetails and grooves, and the correct order to assemble them, that allows the pieces to fit together to form the solid cube.
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 300mm made from Sheesham wood with large white marble balls. Puzzle comes nicely boxed with balls separately packaged inside to avoid damage to the board during transport.
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