Made by Eric in 2008 and in his own words : Ronald is one of my favorite designers out there. He has a talent for puzzles which are not only challenging, but also very aesthetically pleasing. Kim NoPack is no exception. Using a simple set consisting of ten pieces he has devised a puzzle which is tricky and interesting to solve. While the pieces are symmetrical (two pairs of mirrored sets plus an outlier), the solution is decidedly non-symmetrical. There are several interlock...

This puzzle was exchanged by Bernhard Schweitzer at IPP 22 in Antwerp. It is one of a number of duplicates I am selling.The goal is to pack the four pieces in the box and close the lid. The puzzle was designed by Liu Suzuki (Tokyo) with the box being made by Joseph Pelikan and the pieces by Bernhard. The puzzle comes with the original packaging.This item will ship from the United Kingdom and I will add actual postage cost (by Royal Mail) to the winning bid. If you are an attendee of the L...

What Eric has said:"Markus designed this puzzle quite a while ago and I always liked the looks of it. Finally I emailed him asking if the design was free...and it was! One hitch though - there was more than one solution. I greatly prefer puzzles with a single solution, so I decided to enlist Tom Jolly to see if it could be modified into a single solution. Tom quickly determined that the original had at least 15 solutions. Both Tom and Markus subsequently went to work, both coming u...

Yin and Yang, metal puzzle from Bits & Pieces, #07-6432. Desiged by Doug Engel. Metal. Comes with solution sheet and original box. Weighs 11oz with shipping box.

Pack Six - designed by Eric Fuller, and made by him. Six pieces packed into a nice box. Six exotic woods; shows nicely. About a 30 minute puzzle, maybe less. 16 ounces with shipping box.

This is a special, short run puzzle named Twin Box Pentominoes designed by Primitivo Ramos and crafted by Brian Menold. The puzzle measures 3.5 x 3.5 inches. Buyer to pay actual shipping costs worldwide.

"Stuffing", 5 pieces in a box (4 double-cubes and 1 singleton). Packing puzzle, designed by Liu Suzuki, Bernhard Schweitzer's exchange for IPP2003. Puzzle weight with shipping box is 8 ounces.

Mind the Gap, designed by Christopher Morgan, "Arrange the 6 letters of 'PUZZLE' in the larger area of the tray." This was an enjoyable puzzle, from 2007. Weighs 6 oz with shipping box.

I suppose there are two more puzzles out there for B and C, but this is the letter A. 1981, Tsukuda mfg. Though the pieces look like polished metal, they are actually plastic. Weighs 6 oz with shipping box.

This is just a jigsaw-cut Wine Glass from B&P (07-6497), about 7" tall. Looks nice.

The sixteen pieces of "Just Fit" represent al the possible ways that two pieces of each color having slanted beveled tops can be joined. The goal is to assemble the pieces into a two layer 4x4 checkerboard with the colors matching on both layers. Originally crafted by Trevor Wood, this puzzle is made with subtle bevels and is very quite difficult. It is handcrafted, signed and dated by the artist.I'm selling these puzzles to fund future puzzle-making equipment, and of course to buy morepuzzles :...

three pairs of identical pieces assemble symmetricallyalso functional as a trivet!I'm selling these puzzles to fund future puzzle-making equipment, and of course to buy morepuzzles :)buyer is responsible for money transfer fees (ie 3.5% for paypal), packing and shipping expenses...

Five plastic cards fit inside the box. Each card has a pattern of holes that must match with the pegs inside the box. Used as an Exchange puzzle at IPP23 (Lensch).I'm selling these puzzles to fund future puzzle-making equipment, and of course to buy morepuzzles :)buyer is responsible for money transfer fees (ie 3.5% for paypal), packing and shipping expenses...

Playing is like a three dimensional Tangram. Comes with 139 problems

I think I bought this from B&P, but have no records of it and can't find a match online. It's a reddish-brown ball in a 12 piece octahedron cage.

I have no idea about the name of this puzzle. There are two interlocking disks on the outside, and two in the middle (which can rotate freely relative to the outer disks). I think it may have been a B&P puzzle, but not sure. It's about 2" wide, and wooden. It's about 6 oz with shipping container.

Made by Eric in 2008 and in his own words :"This excellent packing puzzle has six pieces which fit into the tray with only one solution. It starts out easily enough, but that last piece never seems to fit into place! Handcrafted of premium exotic hardwoods, this is a great puzzle for experts and beginners alike. Each piece is signed and dated"This item will ship from the United Kingdom and I will add actual postage cost (by Royal Mail) to the winning bid. If you are an attendee of t...

All the 25 circle pieces has to put back in the circle tray. The circle pieces has different sizes and the puzzle is very very difficult to solve.There are three solutions. I can send you the images of the solutions if you would like.Shipping cost is < 500g world 5.25 $

The object of the puzzle is to slip the block completely inside the box. Trickier than it sounds. Designed by Simon Nightingale in 2006. Includes solution.

Missing Link - designed by David Hirsch, made by Philos Spiele. Comes with instruction sheet, not shown in photo. You can actually make a pyramid with the eight pieces, too, and there are solutions which require color constraints listed on the solution sheet. The basic idea is to assemble the pieces such that the light/dark pattern on opposite sides is identical. Don't know why it's called "missing link", since that confuses it with the old plastic puzzle of the same name. Don't remember when I ...