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Tommy and Roxanne , having played with this puzzle for the last few days, I can say that you are both forgiven for getting me so badly hooke...

G Factor Yes I know I shouldn't have! But I really enjoyed the last group of Puzzle Master wire puzzles .  They were beautifully m...

No puzzle review this weekend, I'm afraid! Why not - 2 reasons. First I have been working rather long hours and am actually on-call toda...

Yes Tommy! You know who you are! If she divorces me, it will all be your fault! Actually, maybe I can blame Mrs S instead! For a joke, at th...

Trigemino The Trigemino puzzle is made by Philos , a German company who, oddly, do not seem to manage to sell in the UK (there are 1 or ...

Pine Tree This is blog post number 9 detailing my adventures with the puzzles from Livewire in Canada!!! These last 4 are supposed to b...

The Yak Puzzle It doesn't look like much does it? I thought so too when I first picked it up but looks can be deceiving can't th...

Quickstep Front Quickstep Back Some of my favourites types of puzzle are the interlocking cube type puzzles and for this reaso...

Trick Lock 5 A few weeks ago I reviewed Tricklock 4 and apart from its simplicity I quite liked it for its rather pleasant Aha! moment....

I have received quite a few fabulous metal puzzles from Wil Strijbos over the last year and have mostly just mentioned their arrival but no...