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Kemon Sermos delights us with his interpretation of Boston’s Little Italy. Stroll down the sidewalk past the famed Bocca della Verita and gourmet pastry shops as you make your way into the heart of Italian culture. Thiswhimsical design is immortalized in a 2,000-piece puzzle measuring 29.5” x 38.5” when completed. |
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Put together 1,000 pieces and take a trip to the land of milk and honey. Famed puzzle artist Al Lorenz brings his artistry and love of detail to this piece. His map of California features delightful depictions of the big cities, little towns and points of interest that make this state special. Packed with interesting information, it’s an informative challenge. Two bonuspuzzles, one of Las Vegas and one of California Facts are also included. Finished puzzle is more than 41” tall! |
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This handy gadget is more than just good looking. Made of durable steel with a baked enamel finish, it’s alsobuilt to last. Simply place one to three decks of cards in the trays, and turn the handle. Viola! Now you’ve got a thoroughly shuffled deck of cards. Shuffles both bridge and poker sized card decks. A dazzling accessory for the serious card player, this shuffler is also a great choice for people who have a tough time shuffling cards by hand. |
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Can you handle the pressure? It’s an intense electronic code-cracking game where the pressure’s on to complete 4 intense challenges before the computer suffers a Total Meltdown! First up is “Live Wire”, where you must un-plug and re-plug 5 different live wires into the correct ports. Each time you insert all the wires, press the enter button to see which wires light up to tell you if they’re in the correct port or not. Keep switching out all the wires until you have all 5 in their correct ports! Whew. But wait, that was only the beginning! The second challenge is “Circuit Breaker” where you must insert 12 shaped “computer chips” into their correct slots as quickly as possible. A bit like Perfection, this task requires a keen eye and a steady hand as you insert the pieces in a pressure packed situation. Sweating yet? Third up is “Access Code”, where you must successfully decipher and enter the code to access the computer’s core. The keypad buttons will light up in a certain sequence, and you must correctly repeat the pattern to crack the code. You’re almost there! The final challenge, “The Core”, is the trickiest yet. You must carefully remove the computer core without letting any part of it touch the sides. If it does, it will be damaged and you must return the core to the bottom and start over. With the clock ticking and time running out, the instinct will be to rush this as quickly as possible. But it takes a very delicate touch to remove the core without causing aTotal Meltdown! Requires 3 AA batteries (not included). For 1 – 4 Players, Ages 8 and Up. |
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You'lllearn a little kooky jargon in this game. You might decide to go on board, play a foot or take a little shot. Don't worry! Like Rummy, this game is simple to learn but takes some brains to win. First player to group all of his or her tiles wins the round-- ace the most rounds to take the game! Includes 106 Rummy-O tiles, four double tier tile racks and instructions. Game stores neatly in sturdy tin. For 4-5 players. |
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