Sydney Squares™MSRP:
$17.95Age:
8 and upCategory:
Puzzles & SkillToyDirectory Product ID#: 19056This distinctive puzzle draws attention for its colorful design, and keeps attention with its magnetic personality. Align the blocks by color to form a cube, but watch out because internal magnets will repel each other if the blocks aren’t aligned properly. 5/29/2008
[Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] AQube EnvyMSRP:
$19.99Category:
Puzzles & SkillToyDirectory Product ID#: 14351The AQube Envy puzzle has interlocking pieces that span the layers. Use your logic to solve this one. It has a difficulty level of "Pull Your Hair Out" (level 3). 7/26/2007
[Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] AQube Bull's EyeMSRP:
$19.99Age:
8 and upCategory:
Puzzles & Skill
Watch Video NowToyDirectory Product ID#: 14350The AQube Bull's Eye puzzle has only seven unique pieces. Don't let that fool you into thinking it is easy to solve. It has a difficulty level of "Pull Your Hair Out" (level 3). 7/26/2007
[Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] AQube Cell BlockMSRP:
$19.99Age:
8 and upCategory:
Puzzles & SkillToyDirectory Product ID#: 14349The AQube Cell Block puzzle has four center pieces that will drive you mad trying to get them to line up. The two colors make this puzzle a little easier. It has a difficulty level of "Thinker" (level 1). 7/26/2007
[Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] AQube OriginalMSRP:
$19.99Age:
8 and upCategory:
Puzzles & Skill
Watch Video NowToyDirectory Product ID#: 14348The original AQube puzzle is four layers of interlocking pieces. Find the corners, edges and sides and solve the cube. It has a difficulty level of "Pull Your Hair Out" (level 3). 7/26/2007
[Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] AQube 3-D Jigsaw PuzzleMSRP:
$19.99Age:
10 to AdultCategory:
Puzzles & Skill
Watch Video NowToyDirectory Product ID#: 12108This 3-D jigsaw puzzle requires logic to complete, and includes 32 pieces that form a cube. AQube is available in a variety of colors and pin/block configurations that cover different levels of difficulty. “The puzzle is built from same-sized blocks but with varying post and hole configurations based upon a binary process to make unique pieces. The holes have a corresponding number of posts, not allowing any extra posts to extend on the outside of the cube. While there are some cubes that have two solutions, most only have one,” Inventor David Gaskill told
TDmonthly. Launch date: November 2006. 3/27/2007
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