A discontinued sold out dexterity/maze puzzle by Brian Young for IPP 29 exchangeExcellent conditionYou need to use gravity to move the tiles to bring the ball bearing to the end of Lombard Street but each time move the puzzle, there is a risk the ball fall and you have to start from scratch.You'll need to plan what will be the next moves.Buyer pays shipping costs and paypal fees

Description:Hold TUMBLEBUG between the thumb and second finger at the point marked "A" on Fig 1, with the base resting on a firm, level, flat surface (not too slippery).Note that point A is not vertical but is slightly overbalanced toward the left. (the illustration assumes that you are right-handed).Now release TUMBLEBUG (no pushing!).If you have not solved the puzzle, it will rock down on its convex side and settle in the position shown in Fig 2.However, if you have correctly solved the puzzle...

 Vintage Original "Right On" Wood Puzzle Game SKOR-MOR

Barcode Burr made by Lee Krasnow/Pacific Puzzleworks, 3D printed by Pacific Puzzleworks, puzzle is in excellent condition

Pirate compass is a puzzle where the goal is to find the treasure. There are tools along the way to seek this treasure. There is no force, banging, or spinning allowed.Walnut, padauk, and cherry woodKept in 40-50% humidity and out of direct sunlight, in an animal free and smoke free area.Payment via PayPal (only Friends and Family), Wise or bank transfer.Shipping from Belgium.Buyer is to pay shipping costs, so please wait for the final invoice before payment.Good luck bidding!

I’m offering up this neat sliding tile puzzle/game.Here’s a description from Tamas:“It has a frame included 15 pieces (with symbols) that cannot removed just slipping in it. It has 4 success pieces that can be remove (and can variable from its two side).The rules are:1. Put success pieces into right frame (the four black is always on bottom).2. Rearrange symbol pieces to fit success pieces rules.There are many solutions.”Shipping cost to be determined at close of auction.

Tamas has started to use Ai to influence his designs with this sliding tile puzzle being one of them.As with any sliding tile puzzle once you begin moving pieces around your original goal quickly vanishes and confusion sets in.Here’s a brief description from Tamas:“AI inspired puzzle with sliding elements. The goal is to arrange elements to make a path from top left to bottom right.”Shipping cost to be determined at close of auction.

The puzzle was originally made for one year only in 1986 by Binary Arts (now called Thinkfun). In that year 7500 were produced and only about 750 are estimated to still exist.It consists of a sliding carriage and a stationary base.  The carriage is fitted with 8 rectangular switching bars which can pivot on their centres to angle in either of two directions.  The base, which holds the carriage during the puzzle’s operation, is fitted with an assembly containing 4 blocking keys. These keys ca...

An old puzzle from BINARYARTS 1987. Patent 3637215Goal: Remove all RED pieces.