Harun Packing Puzzle

Dr Latussek has another great design, beautifully brought to life by Eric Fuller.
Appearing deceptively simple, the frustration of slotting 4x2 and 4x1 pieces into a 5x5x5 space soon becomes apparent.
Randomly poking and slotting bits around each other (which works well for Casino!) is of no use here.
A couple of Aha! moments lead to a very elegant and satisfying solution. (Found one, yet to seek out the other...)
I enjoyed this even more than Casino.
Fantastic work Eric!

I've only just had time to make a preliminary foray with this one, but it's quite daunting so far. I expect it will be similar to Casino in that there will be some jockeying for position even once I figure out the configuration of the pieces.

As always the woodwork is superlative and the choice of wood makes you want to pick it up and play with it

Latussek also has a recent puzzle called Dunant that seems similar

Okay, I expect every packing puzzle to be a challenge. But you start to get a feel for what works and what won't, and how to get there. THIS puppy doesn't give you much of a chance with that! Twelve pieces total gives a lot of possibilities...

You might think that because the box is completely open at the top that things would be easier, as you don't have to worry about order and rotations and such. But no! Since you have no restrictions on what pieces can just drop in, and how (subject to what you have in there already, of course), things are actually more complex...

Fit and finish are superb, as expected and as always delivered. Eric has done his usual stellar job of micrometric dimensioning (respect, dude). It took me DAYS to find one solution, and although I know it shares one helpful feature with the other solution, I'm taking a breather before going back!

Definitely worth the coin. Definitely see why it got such positive attention at IPP'19.

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