My Newest SD Puzzle: “Coca-Cola”My good friend thought it would be fun if we took on a truck challenge together. We both started with roughly the same wooden truck—simple, plain, and full of possibility.From there, we each went our own way.I took my truck and began transforming it into my own vision. As I worked, one question kept coming to mind:What would an old Coca-Cola delivery truck look like?Not a perfect, factory-made version—but one shaped by time, use, and character.That idea ...

Design by DOOGALOO Games and crafted by Rademic Puzzles.Comes with a nice leather stoeage pouch and aluminum can case.Goal: Your mission is to Reverse Engineer their latest technology. Once apart you will understand DAPE and their goals.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 im...

A Puzzle Born From the SandAs I walked along the shores of Lake Ontario, the breeze drifted gently through my hair and the sunlight danced across the water. That’s when something unusual caught my eye — a single tree standing boldly in the sand. I paused, thinking how peculiar it was to see a tree rooted in a place like that.The longer I lingered, the more the shoreline revealed its quiet surprises. Then I found it — a unique, beautifully weathered piece of wood. In that exact moment, the ...

Box of the Celts is a very strong contender for being the hardest sequential discovery puzzle out there! But it's very fair with it's difficulty, so I can't truly say it's the most difficult puzzle in the world. I'm looking at you SMS Box and I still say you are very unfair with your solve! It involves aspects from puzzle boxes, puzzle locks, disentanglements, coordinated motion, mazes and hidden mechanisms to torment you!BotC by Numbskull Puzzles or Matt M, is diabolical. It's surprisingly stra...

Slammed Car is a beast of a puzzle with way, way too many people going crazy for it and begging people for a copy. It's wild to think about how the original wooden copy remained in stock at Pluredro's store for at least a good month before selling out. That just goes to show how there can be treasure and quality gems out there simply undiscovered by people.While people may not agree on which SD puzzle is Juno's hardest or most popular one, no one can deny that Slammed Car is a strong contender f...

Does anyone remembers Oskar's Matchboxes? The solver had 5 matchboxes with a square shell and a box attached to it at different spots from piece to piece, and then they had to be put them together so all 5 boxes would fit inside another matchbox. It was a very interesting puzzle with 4 cavities to store small items inside and people had fun finding multiple ways to put the boxes together. It was fairly popular and not the only one of it's type! Matchbox Play Six by Olexandre Kapkan upped the cou...

Where, oh where do I begin with this utterly wild and marvelous puzzle?Do I start with how it's the third in the series and how tacroy went extremely far with the presentation and lore of this puzzle's backstory, steadily building it up puzzle by puzzle for a wonderful climax once the third puzzle has been solved which feeds back into the clues and snippets hidden in the prior 2 puzzles of this trilogy?Should I cover how the puzzling was incredibly fun and brought me on a wild ride with very cre...

This is one of many, many, many yosegi boxes where the goal is to open up the puzzle box by moving panels around on the 6 sides of the box and sometimes with further tricks involved. It's not a terribly difficult puzzle. In fact, it's fairly easy and I'd use it to introduce non-puzzlers to the hobby as the first starter puzzle for them. I liked how cute it was and fun to find the next move in this solve. The only complaint I'd have is that the seams of the panels were a tad too visible, but that...