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a-maze-ing wrote:Potential solutions:


- one return ticked and some serious(ly insured) checked in baggage

That's very nice of you to offer to hand deliver them to us

Very nicely done. Makes browsing when my laptop is in use by the kids or the misses much easier!

Both systems have their issues, and large return/repair numbers. Having been on the other side (partner managed a GameStop) the PS3 is not without fault. It just doesn't seem to have the publicity that the 360 has. Owning both systems, each has its strong and weak points, and I enjoy both for differ...

As a quick side note, I'm not sure who admin's the Facebook site, but it could do with a few updates. The release date for gold is still sitting at Oct 1 2010, and it would be really nice to throw up the Puzzle FAQ or some more info on there. Perhaps throw up the Dates of the conventions Chris will ...

Congratulations on becoming addicted ... I think most here will agree that once you have solved one, you'll not stop. You'll want to open all of them!

That's the tarnish people are talking about. The chrome cleaner paste seems to be the best to really bring back that shine.

allardwza wrote:

MJShasko wrote:Thanks for the vote of confidence, however, I never said I was a good cartographer

Mike, your work says you are, no question!

As Allard says, your skill is not in question.

The washer method will work well for all mazes. Given that MJShasko is a cartographer to trade, you can bet it's the best way to do things.

Now, mapping what is there, and understanding what you have mapped may be two different things!

This is where it helps that I still have family in the UK, so I could get it shipped to them, then have it sent on from the UK to me, or just pick it up the next time I'm home.

If you want to bid on it, let me know and I could arrange something to get it to you?

I did ask if the seller could post a picture of both ends of the puzzle, but he's away on business and can't do that till Friday.

His wife looked and told him there are no markings, just a dimple on one end.

It's going to be hit or miss if you want to bid on this one.