Pento

Object: Arrange pieces into two rectangle layers to fit inside the frame

Difficulty: Level 8 - Demanding

Brand: Siebenstein-Spiele

Types: Jürgen Reiche, European Wood Puzzles

Dimensions: 10.5 cm x 9.7 cm x 1.9 cm / 4.1 in x 3.8 in x0.8 in

Packaging: Shrinkwrap

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Wednesday September 9th Sis' wrote,
I love the idea of this kind of two layers packing puzzle, with the little hinges. Must have spent more or less 30 minutes on this one. Pretty, fun and demanding enough. Difficulty: Level 8 seems about right. I wouldn't say it's a 9 nor even close to a 10, but it's not the easiest level 8 either. Quality: Different types/colors of wood makes this one very beautiful and perfect for display, solved or unsolved. I have to say though, since it's [thin] wood, some pieces are not perfectly straight and won't make a complete 360 spin as freely as wanted. (If yours is similar: do not force the pieces, instead try to bring both of them at the very opposite side of the hinge, leaving a bigger gap between, before spinning.) For this price, I'd say quality is good. Mini "rant" : The one thing I find disappointing (even a bit annoying) with packing puzzles is when they come solved and the pictures here show the solution (or at least part of)... and this one is no exception. Still, you can manage to open it without looking and mix the pieces, just hope your photographic memory is not too good and you can forget the picture by the time you get your puzzle.
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Friday March 27th Sugoku Kirei Jousei wrote,
Definitely harder than a level 8! I'd say it's a 9 but not quite a 10. Double-layered pieces adds exponentially more possible combinations. One of the hardest jigsaw-type puzzles if you scramble the pieces and rotations Definitely a good time-waster! It's a smart and well-made puzzle.