A translucent box is shown to contain several wooden blocks. The blocks completely occupy the space in the box. You then remove the blocks, add two extra pieces, and then show that all the pieces can be put back into the box! Great for classroom, faculty lounge, or Science Cave!
In 2009, Lu Chen (“The Magician of The Year” 2011 – The Academy of Magician Arts) performed an incredible tile puzzle effect on local Chinese television, which caused quite a stir at the time. No matter how many pieces were seemingly added to a square tile puzzle, its shape and surface area remained the same. The effect is as simple as described but the impact it had on the audience’s mind on a cognitive level was indescribable. Even today, more than 10 years later, many variations of this classic tile puzzle can be found on the market.
- The blocks are made out of Brazilian rosewood, with a beautiful red luster.
- The case is acrylic with a frosted surface.
- Instructions are included.
