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Euro-Falle 01
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| Object | Remove the Euro from the wooden case. |
|---|---|
| Difficulty | Level 7 - Challenging |
| Brand | Siebenstein-Spiele |
| Types | European Wood Puzzles, Jürgen Reiche |
| Dimensions | 5.3 cm x 3 cm x 1.8 cm / 2.1 in x 1.2 in x 0.7 in |
| Packaging | Shrinkwrap |
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Product Info
As the name insinuates. the object of this puzzle is to free the captive Euro from its case. It is a beautiful, hand-sized puzzle that captures the attention!
Made in laser-cut wood by Siebenstein-Spiele. Based in Munster, Germany, Siebenstein-Spiele was founded in 1992. Although the company is mainly known for board games, Siebenstein-Spiele also makes many wooden puzzles, several of which have been designed by company founder Jürgen Reiche.
Wood colors vary.
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3.7
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Could have been a nice little puzzle with a simple mechanism but the construction is bad leading to the puzzle being unsolvable unless you already know the solution. I wouldn’t recommend buying this because of the high chance your copy will be of bad construction. I think PuzzleMaster should not sell this puzzle at all anymore because of this.
Not a difficult puzzle but a fun coffee table piece to frustrate your less puzzle minded friends. The aesthetic is also nice in classic Siebenstein-Spiele fashion. After solving it the official way, I discovered another way completely by accident. Both my wife and I had fun with this one.
A beautiful trick box, which is a good introduction to the euro falle serie. Some experienced puzzler I know have solved this with a tool (of course the right way to solve it is without any external tool) because what is needed to do is a siebenstein standard but doing it needs a little lateral thinking because it is prevented by a slight detail. A really fun puzzle to give to friends, specially to experienced puzzler!