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nice one Mark! I'm not sure how many of us new guys read older posts but awhile back I found a good one from 2 years ago on the prototype R3 series. Courtesy of darctangent. Enjoy!

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I can only speculate since I haven't done either but since they have different names, different colors, different prices, different descriptions and different number of moves to complete I can only assume they are different puzzles. That'd be quite the trick if they were the same.

Very interesting backstory. Thank you for posting that Will. I think the key here is that each maze has not notably changed since first being publicly released. They are now being rereleased and are each unique from other revomazes.

Agreed. Not sure where this came from. They are both the original design of their respective puzzle. HM has always been HM and Lime has always been Lime as far as I know. These are just being rereleased. The only puzzles that have the same internals are Mini which is a Blue maze and the obsessions u...

I messaged Rachel on it awhile ago and she said she would pass it along. Definitely seems to be alot of interest.

I also couldn't swallow the $35 USD to ship it from rombol. I can wait.

Had so many laughs from your post Jimbo! Thanks for posting this!

Shane...just reading through this thread it is anywhere from 45 min to 7 hours to solve based on 2 or 3 people. All colors are the same maze. Sounds like they were well made but gave alot less feedback than a revo.

Come on, man. If your hand hurts and it cramping up, take a break. I'm not trying to be insensitive, but this isn't rocket science. Sheesh :roll: ...it's pretty easy to overdo it in any type of physical activity...it's how injuries happen. Keeps us in the medical field in business. :D But in a seri...

Hard to say without seeing you but if this has been going on for 2 weeks without doing any Revomazes it sounds like you are describing de Quervain's tenosynovitis. This is caused by swelling in the tendons at the base of your thumb from repetitive moments and overuse of the wrist/thumb. This is typi...