REVOMAZE User Group

It takes many hours to open a Revo and I think that it's already a big challenge, without adding other problems. Playing without holding the Revo with both hands would be a nightmare. I will just wait for more plastic Revos!

I am sadly selling my Bronze Revo (that I received from Chris' hands in Essen last year!) due to my inability to handle such a heavy item. As much as I ejonyed opening the plastic ones, I soon discovered that the weight of the metal Revo is totally uncomforable for me. It's almost new as I tried to ...

Barcared wrote:

Suskis wrote:I went to Essen (to show some game prototypes I designed to game editors) and there I met CHRIS!

Did you take any photos of the stand? We'd love to see them if you did!

Due to a misunderstanding, neither me nor my girlfriend brought a camera....

all the revos I got had no instructions at all. it's a pity because I would have liked to see those fabled "hints"...

I went to Essen (to show some game prototypes I designed to game editors) and there I met CHRIS! What a surprise! Also I was shocked in seeing ALL THE CORES EXPOSED (under glass) as long as the 1st revo prototype. I finally bought my bronze! Chris was so helpful giving me a lot of advices for my gam...

To my knowledge, the red plastic and the red metal are different. At least I have been told so. The metal version should be easier than the plastic (maybe?).

as the fist messages from Zodiac killer where decoded, I think he made up this fake code as a joke for the police. Maybe 20% of this page contains a real scrambled message, but a lot of stuff is just random glyphs, just to confuse the people trying to decode it.

you evil minions... now im scavenging the internet attempting to find the cheapest working curta known to man. why do you people do these things to me :oops: don't expect to shell out less than $400. but they'll be well spent: it's like buying a good painting or an ancient statue. Its value will al...

It's true this vintage items are quite expensive, but I think of them as works of art. And indeed, looking at its awesome detail and miniaturization, I can say it radiates charme. Once you get into its world, you become more and more fascinated. Also, its clicks are musical to my ears! http://www.yo...

I discovered the Revomaze while desperately looking for a Curta calculator. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5c/Curta01.JPG/250px-Curta01.JPG The Curta is a small, hand-cranked mechanical calculator introduced in 1948. It has an extremely compact design, a small cylinder that fi...