HvdZon 183
Woo Tuck Shuet! (Exchange Puzzle IPP 28)
“Woo Tuck Shuet!”
This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Stephen Chin for the International
Puzzle Party 28 held in Prague, Czech Republic 2008
Objective / Description
Balance the vessel
Packaging: children's sockPreliminary estimate of shipping
costs from the Netherlands.
Netherlands:
from 0 - 10 kg approx $ 12.00
Europe 1: from
0 - 2 kg approx $ 21.00 to Belgium, Denmark (excl. Faroe Islands and
Greenland), Germany, France, (incl. Corsica ...
USD 179.00
14 bids
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HvdZon 183
Prague Six (Exchange Puzzle IPP 28)
“Prague Six”
This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Jeremiah Farrel for the International
Puzzle Party 28 held in Prague, Czech Republic 2008
Objective / Description
The sixteen pieces are to
be arranged into exactly
( (a) One square (b) two squares (c)
three squares
(d) four squares (e) five squares (f)
six sq...
USD 20.00
1 bid
Closed
HvdZon 183
Going Square with Circles (Exchange Puzzle IPP 28)
“Going Square with Circles”
This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Rob Hegge for the International
Puzzle Party 28 held in Prague, Czech Republic 2008
Objective / Description
Fit all the pieces in the
frame.
History: See picture
Packaging: Zip lock bagPreliminary estimate of shipping
costs from the Netherlands.
Netherlands:
from 0 - 10 kg approx $ 12.00
Europe 1: from
0 - 2 kg approx $ 21.00 to Belgium, Denmark (excl. Faroe Is...
USD 25.00
1 bid
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HvdZon 183
The UTC Puzzle (Exchange Puzzle IPP 31)
“The UTC Puzzle”
This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Nick Baxter for the International
Puzzle Party 31 held in Berlin, Germany 2011
Objective / Description
1) Construct a U-pentomino.
2) Construct a T-tetromino.
3) Construct other Challenges
Packaging: Plastic boxPreliminary estimate of shipping
costs from the Netherlands.
Netherlands:
from 0 - 10 kg approx $ 12.00
Europe 1: from
0 - 2 kg approx $ 21.00 to Belgium, Denmark (excl. Faroe Is...
USD 15.00
1 bid
Closed
HvdZon 183
V's in Cube (Exchange Puzzle IPP 31)
“V’s in Cube”
This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Ad van der Schagt for the International
Puzzle Party 31 held in Berlin, Germany 2011
Objective / Description
A: Put 4 red pieces into
the cubical box and close the cube.
B: Put only 3 red pieces
into the cubical box so, that the resulting shape will be symmetrical, and
close the cube.
C: Put 4 blue pieces into
the cubical box and close the cube (2 solutions; C2L and C2R are nice mirror
solutions).
D. Put o...
USD 55.00
8 bids
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HvdZon 183
Willem's Puzzle (Exchange Puzzle IPP 31)
“Willem’s Puzzle”
This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Jan L. Grashuis for the International
Puzzle Party 31 held in Berlin, Germany 2011
Objective / Description
Make a 4 by 4 square.
Background:
Willem van der Poel
designed this puzzle many years ago. Even so long ago that he forgot the ratio
behind it. An extra challenge is therefore to find the algorithm behind this
puzzle.
Packaging: Zip lock bagPreliminary estimate of shipping
costs from th...
USD 15.00
1 bid
Closed
HvdZon 183
Kieppi (Exchange Puzzle IPP 25)
“Kieppi”This
puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Mikko Kiviharju for the International Puzzle Party
25 held in Helsinki, Finland 2005.
Objective / Description:
Separate the string with the wooden
rings from the wire.About the puzzle:
The word “kieppi” is Finnish meaning a
coil or a tangled loop. It also contains the word IPP, if you read it backwards
(Finnish is a very IPP-friendly language).
I was trying to make a version of the
“Figure Eight” by Stewart Coffin, which ...
USD 15.00
1 bid
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HvdZon 183
Osho's Packing Puzzle (Exchange Puzzle IPP 25)
“Osho’s Packing Puzzle”
This
puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Rikishi Yamada for the International Puzzle Party
25 held in Helsinki, Finland 2005
Objective / Description:
1) Pack the eight pieces of the puzzle
into the board such that it is “anti-slide”, i.e. none of the pieces can slide.
2) Pack the eight pieces of the puzzle
into the board such that it is “not-color match”, i.e. no two pieces of the
same color may touch each other.
3) Pack the ...
USD 20.00
1 bid
Closed
HvdZon 183
Monocle² (Exchange Puzzle IPP 25)
“Monocle²”This
puzzle is a exchange puzzle by William Strijbos for the International Puzzle Party
25 held in Helsinki, Finland 2005Objective / Description:
Try to remove the two rings without
cutting the rope.
Packaging: Zip lock bagPreliminary estimate of shipping
costs from the Netherlands.
Netherlands:
from 0 - 10 kg approx $ 12.00
Europe 1: from
0 - 2 kg approx $ 21.00 to Belgium, Denmark (excl. Faroe Islands and
Greenland), Germany, France, (incl. Cor...
USD 23.00
4 bids
Closed
HvdZon 183
Perplexing Wire (Exchange Puzzle IPP 25)
“Perplexing Wire”This
puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Jan de Ruiter for the International Puzzle Party
25 held in Helsinki, Finland 2005
Objective / Description:
Remove the small ring from the puzzle
and put it back on.About the puzzle:
This puzzle is a variation of the
familiar ball and chain puzzle. Needless to say, the solution is different.Besides this puzzle, Markus Götz has
designed many more intrigueing puzzles.
Have a look at his web site: www.markus-goetz.de.
Pac...
USD 15.00
1 bid
Closed
HvdZon 183
Keys to the Kingdom (Exchange Puzzle IPP 34)
“Keys to the Kingdom”
This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Dick Hess for the International
Puzzle Party 34 held in London, UK 2014
Objective / Description
Remove the keys from the
upper section and replace on lower section.
Packaging: Cardboard boxPreliminary estimate of shipping
costs from the Netherlands.
Netherlands:
from 0 - 10 kg approx $ 12.00
Europe 1: from
0 - 2 kg approx $ 21.00 to Belgium, Denmark (excl. Faroe Islands and
Greenla...
USD 37.00
7 bids
Closed
CubicdissectionExtras 552
TV Puzzle by Jakub Dvorak (RPP)
The "TV Puzzle" is a long-discontinued Pelikan release that was the subject of particular obsession on the Mechanical Puzzle Discord. I somehow got roped into making it; I'm still not sure how. Those guys are persuasive. TV Puzzle is an interesting hybrid packing and take-apart puzzle. My interpretation stayed true to Jakub's original design with a couple of changes - we fully lacquered and changed grain direction for all pieces to make the solution more difficult. The result is trickier than I ...
USD 185.00
16 bids
Closed
HvdZon 183
Always Seven (Exchange Puzzle IPP 25)
“Always Seven!”This
puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Serhiy Grabarchuk for the International Puzzle Party
25 held in Helsinki, Finland 2005
Objective / DescriptionThe
six haxagons are put within the tray. Add to them the seventh hexagon from the
separate cell, and then put all the seven hexagons within the tray again. After
you solve the puzzle, exactly seven (and only seven!) small triangle cells
scattered across the tray should remain uncovered. None of them must touch each
other e...
USD 15.00
1 bid
Closed
HvdZon 183
Double Locked Briefcase Puzzle (Exchange Puzzle IPP 24)
“Double Locked Briefcase Puzzle”
This
puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Norman Sandfield for the International Puzzle Party
24 held in Tokyo, Japan 2004
Objective / Description:
To
open the case.
Packaging:
Cardboard boxPreliminary estimate of shipping
costs from the Netherlands. Netherlands:
from 0 - 10 kg approx $ 12.00 Europe 1: from
0 - 2 kg approx $ 21.00 to Belgium, Denmark (excl. Faroe Islands and
Greenland), Germany, France, (incl. Corsica a...
USD 835.00
47 bids
Closed
stephen 130
EXPLODING ICOSAHEDRON
THIS IS WAYNE DANIEL'S EXPLODING ICOSAHEDRON!EXCEPT THAT THE PIECES ARE FROM 10 SIMILAR PIECES, UNLIKE WAYNE'S 2 X 5 MIRROR PIECESI CHANGE THE ANGLES OF CUT, AND GOT LUCKYTHIS ONE SPINS SPINS SPINS AND THEN IT EXPLODES! SCARES THE CRAP OUT OF YOU WHEN IT DOESTHIS IS ONE COOL PUZZLE. WATCH THE CRAPPY VIDEO https://youtu.be/YDAJzJFoLYs YOU'LL LOVE ITINTERNAL MARKINGS TO REASSEMBLE EXOTIC WOOD , INTERNAL LIGHT PINE, EXTERIOR IS GUMJUST ABOUT MY LAST ONES LEFTI WILL COMBINE WINNING I...
USD 404.00
13 bids
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DanielScher 115
Belt Cube 3
Kevin Sadler wrote about it:This takes the usual packing puzzle which we love so much to a whole new level of frustration and cleverness. With a box/frame and holes in it and a few simple pieces to be placed inside which completely fill the aforementioned holes leaving no gaps visible, we usually have to create a 3x3x2 shape inside which, despite such simple shapes, is quite a tremendous challenge. This time we have a 3x3x3 cube to be constructed and two HUGE diagonally opposite windows to put p...
USD 121.00
20 bids
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WDIGMI 101
Super-CUBI 324 (LARGE)
What's better than a Super Cubi? How about one that is almost 3 times larger! This puzzle box is BIG! You definitely need 2 hands to open this beast. If you want a puzzle that challenges you, this is it. It takes 324 moves just to open and when you think your challenge is finished; Well... you need to close it! 324 moves to return this beast to its starting position. Not only is this box a fantastic challenge, it is equally beautiful with its added yosegi pattern! Trying to find the standard siz...
USD 1,801.00
34 bids
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WDIGMI 101
Pile Of Disks III
The Pile Of Disks III was part of the 2021 Karakuri Christmas gifts. This is a very tricky puzzle box to open.This is what the popular blogger FIVESINATRAS had to say: "Unofficially known as the Egg McMuffin, Kamei’s newest creation consists of 5 circular layers of maple, zelkova and rosewood, laid out symmetrically. As the third in a series, this Pile of Disks is leaner than its siblings at 80mm x 30mm, his hanko displayed in the center of one side. Surprisingly, this ended up being one of ...
USD 168.00
9 bids
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HvdZon 183
Mmmm Puzzle (Exchange Puzzle IPP 24)
“Mmmm Puzzle”
This
puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Yoshiyuki Kotani for the International Puzzle Party
24 held in Tokyo, Japan 2004
Objective / Description:
Place
the four identical pieces into the box and close the lid properly.
Packaging: Zip lock bagPreliminary estimate of shipping
costs from the Netherlands.
Netherlands:
from 0 - 10 kg approx $ 12.00
Europe 1: from
0 - 2 kg approx $ 21.00 to Belgium, Denmark (excl. Faroe Islands ...
USD 118.00
17 bids
Closed
dcameron 65
N-One
Three pieces, uncomplicated, with a fun level 15.3 solution. The keyring
serves two purposes...you could actually use this to hold keys, the
pieces aren't going anywhere (May not want them being rough handled in a
purse or pocket though). Additionally, the chain blocks a second
solution...so, remove the chain and see if you can find another way to
put the pieces together. This will probably be shipped disassembled unless I am able to put it back together over the course of the next wee...
USD 61.00
13 bids
Closed