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Update 19th July 2019.  The Limited Edition set of SMS Box puzzles is now SOLD OUT. No more of these puzzles will be made.

Limited Edition set of 130 puzzles. 

How is it possible to receive an SMS with this old telephone? That is the goal of this puzzle. To do this you will need to open more than one compartment in the SMS Box.

This is an extremely complex puzzle; the hardest Brian's ever done. It's not recommended for puzzlers who've not done these types of sequential discovery puzzles before. Even experienced puzzlers have had trouble with this one.

*Limited Edition puzzles are excluded from our offer of 5% discount on orders over $150

These puzzles are ALL SOLD. They will not be made again.

One of these puzzles resold at BaxterWeb Auction in January 2015 for USD 165.00

The challenge is to work your way through the puzzle to find the barrel of oil. You will have to discover a range of tools and work out how to use them, to reach the final goal.

Updated 13th November 2019 - This puzzle is now Sold Out!

At first glance, it appears to be a 6 piece burr. On closer examination, it appears to be a 9 piece burr. But we all know just how deceiving appearances can be. The puzzle has trick locks, tools, elements of sequential discovery, so you do have to find the secret compartment that holds a piece of Australiana, a piece of Lightning Ridge Opal that has taken ages to form, as well as essentially being a very hard burr puzzle. 

The puzzle is called ages. Why?
Designed in 2010 and released in 2019. Why not?

* Only 200 of these puzzles will be made. 5% discount does not apply.

This puzzle is now SOLD OUT.  We will not be making this puzzle again in future.

The object of the puzzle is to take a drive down Lombard Street, from Hyde Street to Leavensworth Street using dexterity but at the same time following the maze-like track that the ball bearing must take to arrive at the bottom.