Small Box Two - "Aha Box"
$62.00| DESIGNER: | Allan Boardman |
| MATERIAL: | Maple, Zebrawood |
| RELEASE DATE: | 10.1.2019 |
| EDITION: | 200 Copies Released |
| SIZE: | 2.75 x 1.7 x 1.2 |
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Small Box Two - "Aha Box" This design was Allan Boardman's IPP exchange puzzle in 2004. He describes it as "Designed to lure your non-puzzler friends into "our" world." It gives very few clues upon handling...it seems to be solid, with no way to open it. A solution does exist, and it's quite tricky to discover. Sturdy and pocket sized, a great puzzle to share with friends and non-puzzlers. This little box also has a surprisingly useful amount of space inside! Construction of this puzzle is very precise, with a solid fit and feel. The Zebrawood contrasts beautifully with the maple...this little guy is just begging to be picked up and played with! Each copy is signed and dated; 200 copies made for initial release. |
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Customer Reviews
Being new to puzzling this was a great one to start with! Amazing quality and fun to solve! This box definitely lives up to its name! Very happy with my purchase!
I had ordered this box as a xmas gift from my wife and it didn't let me down.
The perfect finishing quality, its marvellous simplicity was a harbringer of the joy it caused trying to open it. It took me a couple of hours and I was trying really hard. Unlike the ones who managed within minutes, I wasn't so inventive first, however got the real 'aha' feeling eventually. I will keep this box on a high shelf of my collection.
I’m a first-time puzzler, this is seriously my first puzzle. Spent some time struggling with it, but eventually solved it by serendipity. I have to say the designer really got me, and I’m lured into the puzzle world.
