5.8 cm diameter x 5.2 cm tall / 2.4 in diameter x 2.1 in tall
Packaging
plastic box
Stella has always been passionate about astronomy, but lately she has had a whirlwind romance and fallen in love. Can you get inside her head and discover what she’s thinking about? In other words, your goal is to take STELLA apart and put her back together.
About Demonticons: We are puzzled guys, grumpy and full of emotions, we fall apart, we are Demonticons. A blend of words emoticon and demount. Each of us have our own dreams, hobbies and story which is complete only after you get inside our head. Our stories contain a word combination that is also a clue to solve our mysteries and dreams.
The Demonticon family tree is growing with several characters that all have different life goals. You will notice that all women have a name beginning with the letter S and all men with the letter Z. "We're all complicated. Our characters only state how we are difficult. The difference is in the number of obstacles and the visibility of the solution. Seldom smiley, we're the Demonticons! Devilishly devious since 2022."
STELLA is labeled as STUBBORN (some components, slightly obscured mechanism) See other puzzles in the DEMONTICON line here.
Demonticon Personality Types: CHEEKY – very few components and/or visible mechanism STUBBORN – some components, slightly obscured mechanism MISCHIEVOUS – many components, slightly obscured mechanism CLUELESS – any number of components with an unseen mechanism FIENDISH – how did they fit so much into one head?!
Stella Specifications: job: astronomer character: STUBBORN size: 59 x 52 mm make-up: anodized aluminium, stainless steel, brass weight: 257 g designers: Radek Micopulos (CZ) and Doog Menzies (NZ)
Includes a wooden display stand. (Stand ships disassembled.)
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★★★★
Friday July 28th
Peter Barclay
wrote,
Stella is a beautifully crafted puzzle and definitely more tricky than Ziggy. The mechanism and moves required to finally separate the two parts are really clever and I believe unique. I look forward to the next demonticon.
