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Currently in the train on my way home from a very good puzzling weekend including the Dutch Cube Day. My suitcase is much heavier than it was yesterday! I bagged several puzzles from Vladimir, from Wil, and others. There also were interesting talks about N-ary puzzles, puzzles in education, and puzz...

If they destroy perplexus they can destroy other puzzles too, but anyway my kids like these cheap ones: Cubigami7 Soma cube ( in a box ) Tangram HappyCube (!) And to cure yourself from disliking jigsaws, buy 'four-color map' from Artifact puzzles. Call it a 2D packing puzzle if you want. A 68-piece ...

And it IS a good one!
Very smart & original locking mechanism!
Took me over 2 hours to unlock, and then a bit more to fully understand.

Reading this forum topic or mails you receive from Wil does not harm. Be sure to read specific instructions from Wil even better! And then stick to them! I also performed this 'illegal move' on the prototype, and I also thought it was a very elegant step. But Wil told me right away to undo that move...

Yes I had my hands on the prototype, and yes it is awesome.

Have you solved the Lotus?
Have you solved the First box?
The Angel box is more than those two together (in size, weight, complexity, awesomeness, number of steps, you name it!-).

Another good reason to attend MPP!

That is very new and hot information, well spotted!
Looking forward to the release of that lock (pun intended!-)

Wauw, that is a very impressive collection Prodigy, and a great way to display with decent lighting!
I see metal is you thing, right? No wood, no twisties.
Did I mention your collection is impressive? It is!

How can the Kuku puzzle be broken, I cannot see anything that can go wrong with that puzzle? Lol! You are welcome to try one of the 'extra hard' Kuku's that 500 club members received, and then draw your own conclusions. Imagine a Revo with a 1mm wider core but the same sleeve... of course that woul...

I feel extra lucky now, as I would have had 'only' 9 numbers in the lottery. It looks like Adin would have had 7...

Alimorris wrote: Hi Louis, where abouts near London?

If you go to WHSmith, they should have a copy of Wired magazine.

I am (we are) in Warfield, Bracknell until the weekend, the weekend will be spent near Birmingham;-)
I'll keep an eye out for WHSmith, thanks for the pointer.