Only 11 pieces. How hard can it be?
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This is a puzzle I designed inspired on Yuu Asaka's incredible tiling puzzles
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Puzzles & Brain-teasers
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
Please: do NOT put photos of the solved state in the comments. Hints are at the bottom.
But do let us know how you got on with it without spoilers :)
In this puzzle you have to pack all the pieces within the border.
Sounds straightforward, but it's not. But it is possible! And the solution is quite satisfying.
Be warned, its harder than you think!
You might need to think outside the box, as long as you stay within the box.
All pieces lay flat within the provided hexagon, next to each other. So no heatgun (or scaled up hexagon) required :)
As you might have guessed, this puzzle is inspired by Yuu Asaka’s incredible tiling puzzles!
If you really struggle, here are some hints. But please, try for yourself at first!
Hint 1
Hint 2
Hint 3
Hint 4 (almost solved)
Solution
Now, if you looked at the hints before printing, don't worry.
You can still print it and challenge your friends!
Don't forget to like, download and follow if you like my 3D models :)
Happy printing and good luck puzzling!
- Rossero