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Constantin Puzzles: JC's Lock
| Object | Unlock the shackle. |
|---|---|
| Difficulty | Level 8 - Demanding |
| Brand | Recent Toys |
| Types | Maze Puzzles, Jean Claude Constantin, Wooden Puzzle Locks |
| Dimensions | 11.3 cm x 16.4 cm x 2.3 cm / 4.5 in x 6.5 in x 0.9 in |
| Packaging | Cardboard Presentation |
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Product Info
JC's Lock: A Challenging 3D Wooden Puzzle Lock
Unlock the Mystery of this Wooden Lock Puzzle
Immerse yourself in the brilliant design by renowned puzzle inventor Jean Claude Constantin. This intricate 3D wooden puzzle lock requires no key, just a clever and creative mind to navigate through its intelligent maze. Your goal in complete when you've unlocked the shackle.
Key Features:
3D wooden puzzle maze lock
Challenging and intelligent maze design
No key needed, just problem-solving skills
Designed by Jean Claude Constantin
A must-have for wooden puzzle enthusiasts and collectors!
Take on the Challenge!
Will you be able to unlock the mystery of JC's Lock? Try this expertly crafted wooden puzzle lock today and test your problem-solving skills!
Part of the Constantin Puzzles series. Jean Claude Constantin is unquestionably one of the most prolific puzzle inventors of the past 30 years. His unique and diverse puzzle creations are renowned for their beautiful designs and challenging solutions.
Ages: 14+
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It's good but I would rate it a 7 not an 8 in difficulty. Manipulating the two extruding handles at the bottom along with the metal knobs to work through the dual mazes is fun and relatively easy; while well-made I would suggest not pulling on the "lock" at top as it will be obvious when you've solved it.