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Juno - Kumiki Airlines (2013)
Juno - Kumiki Airlines (2013)

Juno - Kumiki Airlines (2013)

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Item Location: United States

$301.00

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Mhk9993 143 $301.00 29.08.2026 09:24:03
ababos 25 $301.00 29.08.2026 09:24:03
Mhk9993 143 $271.00 28.08.2026 17:51:55
ababos 25 $261.00 28.08.2026 17:46:23
Mhk9993 143 $251.00 28.08.2026 17:45:29
ababos 25 $250.00 28.08.2026 17:45:29
ababos 25 $235.00 28.08.2026 17:44:01
Mhk9993 143 $225.00 28.08.2026 17:44:01
ababos 25 $161.00 28.08.2026 11:01:46
Locky22 33 $151.00 23.08.2026 16:02:39
TomZak 34 $144.00 23.08.2026 16:02:39
TomZak 34 $131.00 22.08.2026 19:11:34
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TomZak 34 $120.00 22.08.2026 19:11:23
Locky22 33 $70.00 22.08.2026 18:32:56
Description

⟬ Juno Fortnight ⟭——[ puzzles designed by Junichi Yananose ]——12. Kumiki Airlines (2013)


made by Brian Young, presented at the Edward Hordern IPP33 Puzzle Exchange in Narita, Japan, August 2013.


from Sue Young's description:


The plane is incorrectly assembled and can’t possibly fly like this. You need to take the puzzle apart and reassemble it to make it more aerodynamic. To do that on reassembly you’ll have to solve the level 13.4 multiple move burr.


"Kumi ki" is a Japanese word that means "to assemble wood" or "put together wood". Usually used in the puzzle world to mean interlocking burr puzzles that when assembled form a particular figure although this level of complexity is definitely a new concept. We don’t know of other Kumiki puzzles with this level of difficulty made before.


made from Queensland silver ash

number of pieces: 8

number of moves to remove first piece: 13

quantity produced: 177




♫: 


—1. everything i have is in the photos.


—2. shipment is by USPS Priority Mail, insured for the full sale price and trackable.


—3. shipping will be calculated after all auctions in this phase are closed (because it makes invoicing so much easier).


—4. payment is via PayPal only.


—5. all puzzles in my collection have been kept out of sunlight, in a humidity-stable room or sealed plastic container, away from pets unless they can solve them, and in a non-smoking household.



thank you for looking, and good luck if you bid.


:cameron:


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