Rainer Popp - Popplocks
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Re: Rainer Popp - Popplocks
In the end, I bought the puzzle. I just couldn't pass it up. I figured that I'm probably not going to sell it anyhow, so a box with a ding in it wasn't worth missing out.
Re: Rainer Popp - Popplocks
I think you made the right choice! Enjoy it 

Seeking:
Black extreme (not merc), Ruby, Peach
Ramisi5, devil isis, devil copernisis (or other harder variants)
Black extreme (not merc), Ruby, Peach
Ramisi5, devil isis, devil copernisis (or other harder variants)
Re: Rainer Popp - Popplocks
Hey guys,
I received the lock today and I have to say, it’s truly a masterpiece. It’s a perfect blending of elements from the T1, T2, T5, T6, T10, T11.
I solved it in about three hours of tinkering, and I think that was mainly due to a familiarity with the way Rainer crafts his puzzles. The puzzle provides the perfect amount of tiny little hints to prod you in the proper direction. I would say the only step requiring a “leap” or “ah ha” moment is the first step, finding the keyhole. The rest can be accomplished by pure mechanical inductive reasoning.
I know the T1 is rare, the T4 is highly sought after and the T11 is particularly stunning, but between the 4, grab yourself the T12. You made the right decision purchasing one with a damaged box.
Takes about 22 steps by my count.
Have fun with it!
I received the lock today and I have to say, it’s truly a masterpiece. It’s a perfect blending of elements from the T1, T2, T5, T6, T10, T11.
I solved it in about three hours of tinkering, and I think that was mainly due to a familiarity with the way Rainer crafts his puzzles. The puzzle provides the perfect amount of tiny little hints to prod you in the proper direction. I would say the only step requiring a “leap” or “ah ha” moment is the first step, finding the keyhole. The rest can be accomplished by pure mechanical inductive reasoning.
I know the T1 is rare, the T4 is highly sought after and the T11 is particularly stunning, but between the 4, grab yourself the T12. You made the right decision purchasing one with a damaged box.
Takes about 22 steps by my count.
Have fun with it!
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Re: Rainer Popp - Popplocks
Well done. I am waiting for mine to arrive but the T11 still has me stumped even with the instructions!EMarx wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 8:33 pm Hey guys,
I received the lock today and I have to say, it’s truly a masterpiece. It’s a perfect blending of elements from the T1, T2, T5, T6, T10, T11.
I solved it in about three hours of tinkering, and I think that was mainly due to a familiarity with the way Rainer crafts his puzzles. The puzzle provides the perfect amount of tiny little hints to prod you in the proper direction. I would say the only step requiring a “leap” or “ah ha” moment is the first step, finding the keyhole. The rest can be accomplished by pure mechanical inductive reasoning.
I know the T1 is rare, the T4 is highly sought after and the T11 is particularly stunning, but between the 4, grab yourself the T12. You made the right decision purchasing one with a damaged box.
Takes about 22 steps by my count.
Have fun with it!
BU00060
GR00060
BR00060
AG00060
AU00060 
R00060
OR00060
LM00060
TI00030
CU00060
AQ00060
IN00060
MT00060
TQ00060
GM
HM 
Blue Obs
Green Obs
Black Obs
Black Obs V2
Red Obs 





R00060







MT00060




Blue Obs





Re: Rainer Popp - Popplocks
It took me almost 6 months to solve the T11! Such an involved puzzle, and it’s necessary to take time away from it and see it with fresh eyes.
Re: Rainer Popp - Popplocks
Speaking of T11, if anyone wishes to sell one please PM me.
Also missing the T7.
Also missing the T7.
BU00613 open GR00374 open BR00308 open R00026 open
AG00262 closed OR00127 closed
AU00168 boxed TI 38/50 boxed LI 00012 boxed
AG00262 closed OR00127 closed
AU00168 boxed TI 38/50 boxed LI 00012 boxed
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Re: Rainer Popp - Popplocks
I cant even get the first step with the instructons!
BU00060
GR00060
BR00060
AG00060
AU00060 
R00060
OR00060
LM00060
TI00030
CU00060
AQ00060
IN00060
MT00060
TQ00060
GM
HM 
Blue Obs
Green Obs
Black Obs
Black Obs V2
Red Obs 





R00060







MT00060




Blue Obs





Re: Rainer Popp - Popplocks
If anyone wants to sell their T-12, please PM me. Thank you!
Opened: Blue, Green, Mint, Bronze, Aqua, Indigo, Orange, Red Obsession, Turquoise, Grey, Gunmetal, Titanium, Sapphire, Blue Mini, Silver, Purple, Blue Pro Obsession, Emerald
WIP: Lime
Shelf: Salmon, Copper, Gold, Ruby, Peach, Black Obsession V2, Handmade, Black Obsession V1
WIP: Lime
Shelf: Salmon, Copper, Gold, Ruby, Peach, Black Obsession V2, Handmade, Black Obsession V1
Re: Rainer Popp - Popplocks
At the current Haubrich puzzle auction (runs until next Sunday) a T7 is listed. Estimated value was € 500 and it's already at € 2100 

Open: BU - BR - IN - MT - CU - GM - AQ - GR - TI - OR - AG - HM - MINI - TQ - LM - BK-ObsV1 - SA - R - AU - BU_Pro-Obs - GY - BK-ObsV2 - PU - BU00036 - BK-MERC - SP - EM - RU - PE
Lites open: BLACK (LE)
Lites ordered: TQ (LE) - LM (LE) - YE (LE) - OR (LE) - BU - GR - GY - PU - R - BR - AG - AU
Lites open: BLACK (LE)
Lites ordered: TQ (LE) - LM (LE) - YE (LE) - OR (LE) - BU - GR - GY - PU - R - BR - AG - AU
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Re: Rainer Popp - Popplocks
BU00060
GR00060
BR00060
AG00060
AU00060 
R00060
OR00060
LM00060
TI00030
CU00060
AQ00060
IN00060
MT00060
TQ00060
GM
HM 
Blue Obs
Green Obs
Black Obs
Black Obs V2
Red Obs 





R00060







MT00060




Blue Obs




