K-Dron K-Dron (difficulty 7 of 10)

K-Dron is a geometric block with 11 sides. It was discovered on the 11th of January 1985 and patented 2 years later by Polish artist, illustrator and stage designer Janusz Kapusta. This block has extraordinary optical, acoustical and structural properties thanks to which it is widely used in designing building elevations, toys, games, jewellery and even wheel caps. K–Dron puzzle game consists of 2 unique games: K–Dron the game and K–Chess. Both of these games develop manual skills, imagination, strategic reasoning, spatial intelligence and reflex. There are many ways of using K–Dron the game. The players will not only compose patterns, numbers, letters, but also compete with other players in a time match. The game can be played on three difficulty levels – beginner, medium and hard. By using 8 K–Drons, two players can play a game called K–Chess. To play this game, an extra chessboard will be necessary. Some interesting information about the Kdron shape: In 1985 Polish artist and mathematician Janusz Kapusta discovered a new geometrical shape - an eleven faced polyhedron, which he called the K-dron. K-dron's name is derived from the letter "K",which represents the 11th letter of the alphabet, and "dron" from the greek word "hedron", which means surface. The content of the box: 8 K-Drons in 2 colours (black and white, 4 pcs. each) Booklet with tasks on 3 difficulty levels Game rules explaining how to compose the patterns in English Game rules for K-Chess in English

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