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| Bidder | Amount | Date |
|---|---|---|
| R****a 39 | 45.00 | 02/20/2011 00:06:43 |
Boston has a subway system in which there are two North-South lines crossing over two East-west lines with connections between them at some of the cross-over points. Imagine a future Boston subway system with ten North-South lines and ten East-West lines. Oskar van Deventer imagined such a system and built the most perverse transfer design possible. This rendition of his puzzle was greatly enhanced by the fertive mind of Dave Rossetti who suggested a magnetic wand to guide the intrepid wanderer through the Boston Subway system of the future from his work to his home and a psychodelic theme. There are many different routes to be sure, however, the shortest route still takes 14 transfers. Can you find them?
The puzzle is made of clear acrylic, polychromatic acrylic and several magnets.