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THE SLIDING PUT TOGETHER PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

THE SLIDING PUT TOGETHER PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

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Item Location: Netherlands

€35.00

Quantity: 1

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The most difficult puzzle I have designed. The puzzle consists of 15 pieces. Some pieces can be slid under the edge. Goal: Make the numbers 1 to 9 from left to right in the frame There are different possibilities. But there is only one possibility to slide to a magic square. The numbers are engraved in the pieces. Matrial Acrylic.

If you carefully open the puzzle (press the bottom of the title square piece) you will see a 4. Remember that.

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Find the RABIT, IPP 13 exchange, 1993 The Netherlands

The original puzzle is called "Question du Lapin" made by WATILLIAUX around 1900. The puzzle was republished in cardboard in 1985 by a Dutch magazine "Margriet". They changed the flower and the flowerpot into a whale and a chicken.I made this on transparent overhead sheet. In 1993 you were still allowed to come with a copy. Nowadays you have to participate with your own design.

€6.00

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€9.00

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I LOVE SLIDING PUZZLES (c) Ton Delsing

Exchange PUZZLES with PUZZLES. The center piece can only slide up and down. Pieces cannot fall out through the transparent top plate. More assignments on the back of the puzzle. Material MDF.The letters are covered with transparent foil. You can slide without damage.

€23.00

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TRICK OPENING NAME (c) Ton Delsing

Try to open the puzzle by removing the 4 cylinders with the numbers. (2014 is year of design). Inlaid numbers. Materal acrylic.If you have problems to open it, use the green tool.But try to find out why this tool is in the BOX!!!GOOD LUCK!

€80.00

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THE SLIDING PUT TOGETHER PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

TonDel 31

€35.00

Description

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Find the RABIT, IPP 13 exchange, 1993 The Netherlands

CHAIN PUZZLE

I LOVE SLIDING PUZZLES (c) Ton Delsing

TRICK OPENING NAME (c) Ton Delsing