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I have written a little review about a new/old (1983) puzzle that I got today.

It's "Blindlabyrint" designed by Lauri Kaira and produced in 1983

Read the whole thing here: http://puzzlecollecting.com/

there are also the rolling-pin mazes by Marcel Gillem (sp)...
they have a lot of similarities to the revo...

Thanks for the info, and so the hunt begins...

Edit:
Crap! Anyone got some spare change to spare? No?
Found out that an original M.G rolling pin went for $1500 in late 2007

Any ideas where to find some reproductions?

Holy Crap there is a whole puzzle subworld I didn't know about. Great review blog!! I will be in germany next year for a while and I think I may have to explore this seedy underworld of puzzling I was in Eurorpe before for a few years but it was before i was bitten by a puzzle from the higher order of puzzling. (ok enough stupid vampire references) the coolest puzzle that I had been exposed to before SW and APL (aka chris) were blacksmith puzzle made by my great uncle that I haven't been able to track down after he passed. At least I think he made puzzle, but childhood memories have a life of there own.

adam

adamwest wrote:Holy Crap there is a whole puzzle subworld I didn't know about.
adam

Yep that was pretty much my words to when I found out about all these cool puzzles... I started collecting after I found the Danlock earlier this year, and after that it has been a evil spiral down... so many cool puzles...so little time and there is no way I can keep the current speed in collecting. It has done some serious damage to my wallet But I figure that I would at least be able to get the money back on many of the limited items if I ever needed to sell them
It's geeky as hell but who cares it's more fun then geeky

I like photography, whisky & puzzles... and finally found a way of combining all three of them

mmm Whiskey & Puzzles - - Seems to be a theme on this board!!

i am a bit more of a pirate puzzler....i like meditation music,rum and marlboro lights