Designed and crafted by Jodi Gallens.Goal: Arrange the box into one of the four different color codes and place all seven Soma pieces inside the box beneath the hinged lids, with the lids closed.4 different packing challenges to accomplish with ranging difficulty! Utilizes magnets to rearrange the box, very cool packing puzzle!Red and Black EditionPerfect Condition. Comes from a smoke free home and properly stored.Will package with a collector in mind for shipping.*Buyer pays shipping costs and ...

I’m reluctantly offering up this awesome puzzle that was created by Tito.The very first iteration was actually a brick shape using pieces that formed his name.  Eventually he added box restrictions making it into a rather difficult packing puzzle!Several exotic woods were used and it displays very nicely.Shipping cost to be determined at close of auction.

I have decided to offer up this puzzle in an effort to further thin out my personal collection.  Henry featured this outstanding packing puzzle at IPP 31 Exchange in Berlin, Germany.This is the first appearance of Henry’s wonderful series of ‘train car’ themed packing puzzles that were featured as his exchange puzzles at IPP events.This of course is Henry’s ‘Train Engine’, it has a removable cab (with a trick pin holding it in place).  Its namesake is a nod to an earlier Exchange p...

I have decided to offer up this puzzle in an effort to further thin out my personal collection.  This awesome packing puzzle was Henry’s IPP 32 Exchange in Washington D.C.Once you remove the Caboose box you’ll notice that one piece remains attached to the base and now you must fit all the pieces inside the box and replace it onto the caboose.Shipping cost to be determined at close of auction.

I have decided to offer up this puzzle in an effort to further thin out my personal collection.  This cute little puzzle was Henry’s IPP 33 Exchange in Tokyo/Narita, Japan.There’s only three pieces that need to be fit in the ‘Coal’ box, however there is a piece attached that makes for a non-trivial solve.Shipping cost to be determined at close of auction.

I have decided to offer up this puzzle in an effort to further thin out my personal collection.  This very cool packing puzzle was designed by Brian and is a continuation of Henry’s ‘Train Themed’ puzzles.This was Henry’s gift at the IPP 34 Exchange at London, England.  There are 6 pieces that need to be placed onto the box car with one lone block permanently attached.Shipping cost to be determined at close of auction.

I have decided to offer up this puzzle in an effort to further thin out my personal collection.  This was Henry’s IPP 35 Exchange puzzle in Ottawa, Canada.This is a rather tricky packing design by Bill with a surprising locking mechanism that had me stumped for a bit!Once again Henry has created a cool addition to his line a ‘Train’ themed puzzles.Shipping cost to be determined at close of auction.

I have decided to offer up this puzzle in an effort to further thin out my personal collection.  This beautiful puzzle was Henry’s IPP 37 Exchange in Paris, France.  It follows his ‘Train’ theme of course, however Brian has cleverly designed the pieces to spell out ‘Euro Star’!It’s likely that solving this packing puzzle piece by piece will end in futility as a key strategy is needed to fully pack all the pieces in the box with its obstructions.  Shipping cost to be determined at ...

I have decided to offer up this puzzle in an effort to further thin out my personal collection.  This awesome packing puzzle was Henry’s IPP 38 Exchange in San Diego, California.Henry cleverly decided to take a cue from Brian Young’s previous design of his ‘Euro Star’ to create this cool San Diego packing puzzle.  Once again the pieces spell out the name of the puzzle and uses several obstructions making for a tricky solve.It of course carries on the ‘Train’ theme that has now beco...

I have decided to offer up this puzzle in an effort to further thin out my personal collection.  This is Henry’s IPP 38 Exchange packing puzzle in Kanawaza, Japan.In an ode to Stewart Coffin’s ‘The Rattle’ (previously used as an Exchange puzzle), Henry incorporated a lone ‘rattle’ piece that can not be removed thereby forcing a tricky solve to this ‘Train’ themed packing puzzle.Shipping cost to be determined at close of auction.

I have decided to offer up this puzzle in an effort to further thin out my personal collection.  This was Henry’s Exchange puzzle at IPP 40 in Jerusalem.It’s another cool packing puzzle with the now familiar ‘Train’ theme.  There’s five pieces to be packed into a box with a couple of restrictions.Shipping cost to be determined at close of auction.

I have decided to offer up this puzzle in an effort to further thin out my personal collection.  This was Henry Strout's IPP 41 Exchange puzzle in Houston, Texas.This packing puzzle has a ‘Train’ theme with the goal of packing six pieces into the box, however they all won’t fit in the box, with an opening at one end you literally have to ‘think outside the box’.Shipping cost to be determined at close of auction.

Con-fusion by Alexander Magyarics, made by WoodWonders.Pack the 4 pieces into the box with the odd piece hidden from the holes.Shipping will be calculated after the auction ends.PayPal f&f and Venmo friends accepted.