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Voted one of Forbes' Top Ten Toys for Dads
A very deep kit for you to delve into the difference between appearance and reality —Design 5 can be used to build striking shadows as well as the intriguing solid that casts them (the rhombic triacontahedron, discovered by Johannes Kepler). Designed by our E.U. partners and fellow artists in hiding, Erwin Kotzab and Lyn Taylor, with original typos and German translation goofs. Includes 227 parts in a beautiful and stylish puzzle box. Our Design series line was voted as "Best of NY Toy Fair" by Popular Science in 2013. and selected as one of Forbes' Top Ten Toys for Dads
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| Name | 0 Short | 1 Medium | 2 Long | |
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B Blue | |||
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Y Yellow | |||
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R Red | |||
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G Green | |||
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32 |
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25 |
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| Name | Length | Description | Qty | |
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B "Blue" | 0 | Black short rectangular black strut | 30 |
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B "Blue" | 1 | Black medium rectangular strut | 40 |
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B "Blue" | 2 | White long rectangular strut | 12 |
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R "Red" | 1 | Black medium pentagonal strut | 12 |
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R "Red" | 1 | White medium pentagonal strut | 60 |
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Y "Yellow" | 0 | White short triangular strut | 8 |
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Y "Yellow" | 1 | White medium triangular strut | 8 |
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