Mensa Worldand#8217;s Best Brainteasers
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Mensa Worldand#8217;s Best Brainteasers
Electronic Gadgets
The perfect puzzle pack - for hours (and hours) of puzzling fun. Three unique products by Netherlands premier puzzle inventors Guido Lap and Oskar Van Deventer. Brainstring: Move the coloured buttons over the segments of the cube so that the colours are the same on each side – and the strings are not entangled! Crossteaser: Rotate a colour wheel of your choice into the open space. Rotate each colour wheel in turn to match the colours on all eight colour wheels leaving a space in the centre to be a winner. Planets: The planets must be rotated in such a way that each side of the pyramid is the same colour. Sound easy – its not! Planets lock and release each other, and can only be rotated if in correct position in relation to other planets! Don't panic! MENSA has selected these products not because they are especially difficult, but because they stimulate and challenge the brain - and are great for all ages!
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