Yes he is not cheap that's for sure. There were a few sold during the GFC for much less than usual. But prices seem to have gone up again.kev1n wrote:Great to see Goliath! I've been drooling over him for years! I've spent a fortune on puzzles over the last few years but he's out of my price range!
Face Palm Slap !!kev1n wrote:As for the spring, that will be a spare, they are captive within the sleeve and you only need to insert the extra one if for some reason you lose an original.
While the second and wooden version looks much nicer than the original one that Chris intended, I think I would still prefer the original if I had ordered the un-assembled version, as it is much more practical for display purposes; all the slots are there, spaced out nicely etc....ezamover wrote:I doubt it Jerry.
I thought I was getting this one originally.
I like the new case better but as you say ... no way to display the cores
Wow, very practical and clever idea. Good protection for the maze core also. Does the acrylic tube work like a real sleeve? Can you play with the Revo?Dorothea wrote:I decided to use acryl tubes fitted with working spring and pin systems to display the cores making it possible to show the function of the mazes.
For me there is no need to keep the CEset "perfect" but useless.
