Get ready to chill with the Cast Snow, a mesmerizing metal puzzle that will put your problem solving skills to the test. This mesmerizing 3D puzzle from Hanayama Huzzle features an intricate design that resembles a snowflake, with delicate details that will keep you engaged for hours.
Designed by Hong Kong puzzle inventor Kyoo Wong, your objective is to separate the two pieces. Following the designed route and separating the pieces creates movements like snowflakes tumbling from the sky. With its unique mechanism and challenging solution, the Cast Snow is a must have for any puzzle enthusiast.
Product Details
Difficulty Level: Testing, 6/10.
Material: Metal.
Category: Metal Puzzles.
Ideal for
Brain teaser puzzle lovers seeking a unique and challenging gift.
Adults who enjoy metal mechanical puzzles and brain teasers.
Children just learning about metal puzzles.
Those who appreciate intricate designs and 3D metal puzzles.
Hard to buy for individuals.
Birthday or Christmas gifts.
Anyone looking for a unique gift for the puzzle enthusiast in their life.
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★
Thursday May 6th
Seth Williamson
wrote,
Jammed up solid in less than 5 minutes. Now it’s impossible to to shift it by even a single millimetre. The only other time I’ve ever had a Hanayama puzzle jam up on me is with Nut Case, and that one I could tap free. This is just solid, like it’s welded itself together. Very disappointing show.
★
Saturday October 3rd
Eugene
wrote,
This is not 2 by any means. I have dozens of Hanayamas and this one was more frustrating than Vortex. After hours of messing with it, i checked the solution and it wouldn't rotate in needed direction, got stuck. Maybe the cut wasn't precise, maybe it was faulty, most frustrating than any hanayama I've tried to solve.
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