Composed of eight pieces of brass and stainless steel, the components fit together to form a cube with gently rounded edges.
The Tycho Puzzle also features a hidden interior cavity that’s a perfect place to conceal a meaningful surprise. The solution to the puzzle might initially seem obvious, but upon closer inspection there are nuances, asymmetries, and interferences that prevent a simple stacked approach.
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Neat distraction when phone calls run on a little too long.
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Ein super geniales Knobelspiel
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Let's start from disadvantages: it has a really sharp edges. They are so sharp that you can cut yourself. It disassembles by itself if taken in certain places.
Advantages: it has a stunning look when assembled. Pretty nice to display on your shelf, it attracts attention. Really good machining quality. It is still satisfying to assemble parts together, reminds a bit an jigsaw puzzle. However, Wavelinks, Tetra and Venn are much more closer to ideal puzzle. They are my favorites. However, I am happy to have Tycho in my collection.
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This is a nice piece to have on your desk. It is fun and interesting piece.
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Great challenge but not too difficult
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