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The Bilinski Dodecahedron (Stephen Chin) - IPP 39
The Bilinski Dodecahedron (Stephen Chin) - IPP 39

The Bilinski Dodecahedron (Stephen Chin) - IPP 39

Arsenal 141
Item Location: United Kingdom

£25.00

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Taco 53 £25.00 28.11.2022 10:16:22
Description
The objective is to "dissect" the polyhedron.


The solution requires some precise fingers placement :)

Shipping: £10 in the UK; £15 in the EU; £20 Rest of world.

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Lunatic Lock (Gary Foshee / Bits & Pieces)
Arsenal 141
Lunatic Lock (Gary Foshee / Bits & Pieces)
The puzzle was designed by the late Gary Foshee, produced by Bits & Pieces.The objective is to open the lock, but there's no key hole.Shipping: £7 in the UK; £15 in the EU; £20 Rest of world.
£75.00
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A Chance Meeting (Tatsuo Miyamoto)
Arsenal 141
A Chance Meeting (Tatsuo Miyamoto)
This puzzle was designed and made by Miyamoto (Karakuri), bought directly in Hakone, Japan.The puzzle is brand-new, still sealed.Please make payment via PayPal (Friends & Family).Shipping: £7 in the UK; £15 in the EU; £20 Rest of world.
£150.00
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Yuu Asaka - 2 puzzles
Arsenal 141
Yuu Asaka - 2 puzzles
I'm offering 2 Asaka puzzles at below retail prices.- Oleo 20- Shuffle 17Shipping: £7 in the UK; £15 in the EU; £20 Rest of world.
£20.00
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Komame-chan (Shou Sugimoto)
Arsenal 141
Komame-chan (Shou Sugimoto)
This was one of the puzzles in the last Karakuri lottery.Manipulating the dog to open the box.Official description on Karakuri website:I got a dog in the spring of 2025. Her name is Komame, which means "little bean" in Japanese. I named her after my wife's parents' dog, Azuki, which means "red bean". Komame is so cute. The trick represents what she did when she was a puppy. I hope you love her too.Please make payment via PayPal (Friends & Family).Shipping: £7 in the UK; £25 in the EU; £30 Re...
£190.00
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