ages Sequential Discovery Burr Puzzle by Brian Young
24 October 2019Released October 2019. 200 made. Sold out November 2019 Original Price: AU$385.00 (AU$350 ex Australian Tax) Since 2020 there have been many of these puzzles…
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Tokyo, we have a problem SD puzzle box
Released and sold out at IPP42, Tokyo in September 2025.
20 puzzles made to date (31/12/2025). There should be some more made in time for the next IPP.
Original Price: AU$500
In 2025 there was one of these puzzles resold at auction. See the PuzzBuzz database for details: https://puzz.buzz/puzzles/5405
The puzzle box shell is a “donor” puzzle box called “Long Life” made in China by MIToys. None of the original puzzle solution is used.
All puzzling to open the box is the creation of Brian Young.
The puzzle is to find the Tokyo Cherry Blossom.
If you got back to earth after the Apollo 13 mission, it’s now time to take off again in Tokyo.
Now there are nearly twice as many steps (locks) plus the original steps that were in the Houston version of the puzzle.
Despite appearances, there is surprisingly very little dexterity and hardly any blind moves. There have been tools included for each challenge along the way to enable you to minimise the use of dexterity.
Ned Kelly – Sequential Discovery interlocking puzzle designed by Brian Young
1 December 200210th Year Anniversary Sold out 2002 Limited Edition Set of 24. Original Price: AU$440.00 (AU$400.00 ex Australian Tax) One of these puzzles sold on Baxterweb…
Brian’s Big Baffling Bolt (aka BBBB)
28 April 2025A celebration of 30 years of making puzzles. Sequential Discovery puzzle designed and made by Brian Young Total number of puzzles to sell : 340…
