Slider & Rotor New 2020 Hanayama Puzzles, with RED Velveteen Drawstring Pouches, Bundled

Looking for the latest in the Hanayama Puzzle Selection ? ROTOR and SLIDER are the newest 2020 releases from this incredibly creative Japanese Brain Teaser Manufacturer. Hanayama Puzzles are licensed in the USA exclusively under the "BePuzzled" brand of University Games. Rotor is a very challenging 2 piece take-apart puzzle. This is a level 6 puzzle on a scale on 1 to 6 where 6 is the most difficult. Most will find the ROTOR Puzzle an excellent challenge. SLIDER is a 3 piece take-apart puzzle. The objective is to remove the flat “S” shaped piece inside the two metal channels. Once removed the two panels will also separate. This is a level 3 puzzle. on Most will find the SLIDER Puzzle an excellent challenge. Both puzzles require much thinking, planning and many attempts to separate the two almost identical pieces. Equally challenging is to put the puzzle back together. Occasionally someone will accidentally separate the pieces and think they are a genius !!!! NOT SO ! Mastering the puzzle means you can disassemble and assemble the two pieces easily. Meaning you know exactly which moves to execute to untangle the pieces and then to re-assemble. NO FORCE is ever required to solve the puzzle. Just a series of clever moves. Recommended for ages 13 to 105 years. Forcing pieces may damage the puzzle !! Puzzles measure less than 2 inches in length. Rugged, pocket size designs. Bonus Red Velveteen Drawstring storage pouch. Measures approximately 3 x 4 inches laying flat. Bundled Items. Official Hanayama Puzzles are packaged in the dark green box with see-through front.

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