Up for auction is the very interesting puzzle design TOKYO SHIFT designed by Oskar van Deventer and exchanged at IPP in Tokyo 2025 by Marc Pawliger. Your goal is to reverse the order of the sliders on the left side by using the limiting sliders on the right side - a difficult but satisfying brain teaser. The puzzle is in great  condition.After the auction ends I will pro-actively contact the buyer and provide shipping options via Deutsche Post / DHL or Hermes. After the preferred way of shippin...

Designed and crafted by BRUNS.Goal: Find the Bullet.An amazingly themed puzzle with some cool tricks I’ve never seen before.Comes with original box and packaging.Perfect Condition. Comes from a smoke free home and properly stored.Will package with a collector in mind for shipping.*Buyer pays shipping costs and will be added at end of auction. I accept Friends and Family and Goods and Services payments. I understand the importance of G&S with buyer protection and some buyers are not able to uti...

This is a very tricky puzzle to disassemble.  The simple exterior hides a fascinating interior.  If you want a peek, you can see a bit of the inside in the 2002 IPP Design Competition PDF.  The puzzle is a 5" cube that weighs in at almost two pounds.  It's made from walnut, jatoba, and jarrah. The puzzle is located in the United States, but I will ship worldwide.Customs forms for international shipments will reflect actual payments.Payments can be made through PayPal (Friends & Family ...

9 Layer Puzzle #7.This is the seventh puzzle in my 9 Layer series.Quite simply, can you figure out how to open it?7.5cm square and fits nicely in the palm of your hand.Made from laser MDF and acrylic, including magnets/small metal parts.Assembled by hand.Designed by Craig Lawton.Note: This puzzle will open easily when solved correctly. Excessive force is not required.Not suitable for small children.Postage:UK - Royal Mail Tracked 48 - 3.55 GBPUS – International Tracked - 19.65 GBP (incl. tax/c...

For all the tech lovers out there, USB puzzle is an oversized version of its original counterpart, but with tools, trick openings and a cunning solution.Objective: Release the USB symbol.Sounds easy enough, right?Dimensions (approx.) 14cm x 5cm x 2.5cmColour: WhiteMade from acrylic and laser MDF, including magnets/small metal parts.Assembled by hand.Designed by Craig Lawton.Note: This puzzle will open easily when solved correctly. Excessive force is not required.Not suitable for small children.U...

For those who love all things retro, Cassette puzzle is an oversized version of its original counterpart, but with tools, trick openings and a cunning solution.Objective: Release the 'Please, release me' token from the centre window of the cassette.Sounds easy enough, right?Dimensions (approx.) 14cm x 9cm x 2cmColour: Black/YellowMade from acrylic and laser MDF, including magnets/small metal parts.Assembled by hand.Designed by Craig Lawton.Note: This puzzle will open easily when solved correctly...

Halo Puzzle #3.This is the third puzzle in my latest series, Halo.Quite simply, can you figure out how to open it?Sounds easy perhaps, but with various internal mechanisms and components, it may not be as easy as it seems.Approx. 8cm wide, it fits nicely in the palm of your hand.Has a small compartment inside to keep a valuable item.Made from laser MDF and acrylic, including magnets/small metal parts.Assembled by hand.Designed by Craig Lawton.Note: This puzzle will open easily when solved correc...

Halo Puzzle #2.This is the second puzzle in my latest series, Halo.Quite simply, can you figure out how to take it apart?Sounds easy perhaps, but with various internal mechanisms and components, it may not be as easy as it seems.Approx. 8cm wide, it fits nicely in the palm of your hand.Made from laser MDF and acrylic, including magnets/small metal parts.Assembled by hand.Designed by Craig Lawton.Note: This puzzle will open easily when solved correctly. Excessive force is not required.UK - Royal ...

Halo Puzzle #1.This is the first puzzle in my latest series, Halo.Quite simply, can you figure out how to take it apart?Sounds easy perhaps, but with various internal mechanisms and components, it may not be as easy as it seems.Approx. 8cm wide, it fits nicely in the palm of your hand.Made from laser MDF and acrylic, including magnets/small metal parts.Assembled by hand.Designed by Craig Lawton.Note: This puzzle will open easily when solved correctly. Excessive force is not required.Not suitable...

9 Layer Puzzle #1This is the first puzzle in my 9-layer series.Quite simply, can you figure out how to open it?Sounds easy perhaps, but with various internal mechanisms and components, it may not be as easy as it seems.7.5cm square and fits nicely in the palm of your hand.Has a small compartment inside to keep a valuable item.Made from laser MDF and acrylic, including magnets/small metal parts.Assembled by hand.Designed by Craig Lawton.Note: This puzzle will open easily when solved correctly. Ex...

9 Layer Puzzle #6.This is the sixth puzzle in my 9 Layer series.Quite simply, can you figure out how to take it apart?Sounds easy perhaps, but with various internal mechanisms and components, it may not be as easy as it seems.7.5cm square and fits nicely in the palm of your hand.Made from laser MDF and acrylic, including magnets/small metal parts.Assembled by hand.Designed by Craig Lawton.Note: This puzzle will open easily when solved correctly. Excessive force is not required.Not suitable for s...

9 Layer Puzzle #5.This is the fifth puzzle in my 9 Layer series.Quite simply, can you figure out how take it apart?Sounds easy perhaps, but with various internal mechanisms and components, it may not be as easy as it seems.7.5cm square and fits nicely in the palm of your hand.Made from laser MDF and acrylic, including magnets/small metal parts.Assembled by hand.Designed by Craig Lawton.Note: This puzzle will open easily when solved correctly. Excessive force is not required.Not suitable for smal...