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Viking longships were highly valuable and powerful weapons of their time. Traditionally, each ship was decorated with ornate carvings and often featured a dragon’s head at the prow to intimidate enemi more→es and ward off evil spirits. See if you can take apart the wooden pieces and then put them back together. Produced by Professor Puzzle.
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Introducing the Einsteinpuzzle range from Professor Puzzle!Can you match wits with this great, historic thinker? Each puzzle within the Einstein puzzle range is cleverly linked to Einstein through his more→famous theories and quotes. The Atom puzzle was inspired by Einstein's ability to prove the existence of Atoms. Split the Atom puzzle, then take apart the nucleus puzzle within before rebuilding the nucleus sphere and reconstructing the Atom around it! Visit the Professor puzzle website for hints and solutions!
- Untangle the metal puzzles that spell out Einstein's famous equation.
- Suitable for children from the age of eight years.
- Crafted from wood.
- The aim of the game is to use
- Untangle the metal puzzles that spell out Einstein's famous equation.
- Suitable for children from the age of eight years.
- Crafted from wood.
- The aim of the game is to use
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Belonging to the Great Thinkers of History collection, Horatio Nelson offers us a wooden puzzle, difficulty rating 3 out of 5 where the objective is to separate the pieces and then rebuild the wooden more→barrel.
- Britain's most famous admiral, Nelson was the hero of the country's greatest naval victory at the Battle of Trafalgar against the French in 1805. He was killed on board his ship in action.
- His distraught sailors, who wanted to preserve his body for a state funeral in St. Paul's in London, they placed his body in a cask full of rum for the voyage from Gibraltar.
- Nelson offers us a wooden puzzle, difficulty rating 3 out of 5 where the objective is to separate the pieces
- Britain's most famous admiral, Nelson was the hero of the country's greatest naval victory at the Battle of Trafalgar against the French in 1805. He was killed on board his ship in action.
- His distraught sailors, who wanted to preserve his body for a state funeral in St. Paul's in London, they placed his body in a cask full of rum for the voyage from Gibraltar.
- Nelson offers us a wooden puzzle, difficulty rating 3 out of 5 where the objective is to separate the pieces
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Put your problem-solving skills to the test with the Einstein Collection Mathematical Challenges! Work through six exciting puzzles using the set of wooden cubes, each inspired by the genius minds of more→Einstein and other mathematical greats. With varying difficulty levels, you can start with easier challenges and work your way up to more complex ones. Are you up for the challenge? This is just one piece from our Einstein range—how many can you master?
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Can you arrange the seven tiles into the base so that the hieroglyphs on touching sides always match? The ancient Egyptians invented one of the earliest known writing systems used from around 3000 BC. more→Hieroglyphs combined logographic, syllabic and alphabetic elements, with some 1,000 distinct characters. Produced by Professor Puzzle.
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The Einstein Collection Puzzle - Letter Block
- Professor Puzzle presents The Einstein Letter Block Puzzle - A tricky Wooden Puzzle Game suitable for both & adults.
- A unique more→wooden puzzle including fourteen wooden blocks, used to complete twelve different challenges.
- Exercise visual perception skills and fit the blocks together to complete the various brain teasing challenges.
- Professor Puzzle presents The Einstein Letter Block Puzzle - A tricky Wooden Puzzle Game suitable for both & adults.
- A unique more→wooden puzzle including fourteen wooden blocks, used to complete twelve different challenges.
- Exercise visual perception skills and fit the blocks together to complete the various brain teasing challenges.
