- Boxed-product Weight: 136 g
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- Manufacturer reference: 05273
- ASIN: B004ZWVQRK
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 38,428 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games)
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Loose change can be dropped through the coin slot, or other treats and treasure placed into the central chamber for safe keeping. To access the prize, the large ball-bearing must be successfully guided around the six-sided maze to release the locking device and open the hatch.
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This is the original money maze from Hawking's Bazaar.
It's well-made and feels solid in your hand.
The compartment inside is easily big enough for a big stack of notes, a pile of pound coins, or whatever else you can fit through the hole. The unit itself is probably about 50% bigger than a rubik's cube.
The maze itself is a little tricky to solve. Took about 15 minutes of my undivided attention. However, the solution is easily committed to memory, so I would suggest that this gift will only act as maze once or twice for the recipient, and nothing more than a fiddly money box after it's solved.
This is an ideal way to make the gift of money/vouchers a little more exciting. Will keep the recipient (and the spectators) amused on xmas morning I'm sure.
I'm glad I bought mine, and I wholeheartedly recommend this toy.
It's well-made and feels solid in your hand.
The compartment inside is easily big enough for a big stack of notes, a pile of pound coins, or whatever else you can fit through the hole. The unit itself is probably about 50% bigger than a rubik's cube.
The maze itself is a little tricky to solve. Took about 15 minutes of my undivided attention. However, the solution is easily committed to memory, so I would suggest that this gift will only act as maze once or twice for the recipient, and nothing more than a fiddly money box after it's solved.
This is an ideal way to make the gift of money/vouchers a little more exciting. Will keep the recipient (and the spectators) amused on xmas morning I'm sure.
I'm glad I bought mine, and I wholeheartedly recommend this toy.
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