REVOMAZE User Group

Current bids...

Handmade (PRIVATE)
Red Extreme ($750)
Lime* ($375)
Gold** ($250)
Silver ($250)
Orange ($750)
Black V1 obs (Black extreme maze) ($200)
Black V2 obs (unique maze) ($200)

Thanks to all bidders so far. Thursday night the auction closes.

Andy

Bids keep changing so please check my post on page 149 for most recent.

Thanks everyone for bidding. The auction is over in about four hours. At that time, I’ll contact the winners to arrange payment and let you know what the PayPal invoice will be (bid + shipping + PayPal fee).

Thanks everyone!

Andy

Thanks to all for bidding. Winning bids are now visible so bidders can see if they won, and the community can see what the market value of these puzzles are.

Andy

I'm looking to part with my Red Revomaze for $800 USD. If you're interested shoot me a PM. There are no plating issues or scratches (Mint condition). Has been solved / opened. Thanks.

That seems a bit steep for what is essentially a practical joke, but that’s your business. If there are any potential buyers who want my thoughts on the reds or a bit of their history, please feel free to send me a PM. You should know what you’re buying before dropping this kind of cash.

Feel free to message me with alternative offers. I bought the Red and Mint together for 1k so I'm pricing based off that and what one Red went for recently.

From a puzzling perspective it's not worth $800. More for collectors looking to add to their collection

EDIT: Willing to trade for a Popplock of that interests anyone.

EDIT2: Correct me if wrong, I believe the Red Revomaze cannot be produced again due to in house machining limitations.

There’s nothing to prevent Chris from making more other than it being discontinued. It’s a static maze. The only complicating bit was the wall angles of the rainbow if I remember correctly

Technically... no. I can't explain why without getting into the details of the maze.

Edit: I sent you a PM with details.

mattangel wrote:There’s nothing to prevent Chris from making more other than it being discontinued. It’s a static maze. The only complicating bit was the wall angles of the rainbow if I remember correctly

This is what I'm referring to. The machinery required to create such angles. Maybe Chris can shed some light on whether or not this is an exaggerated myth.