9 x 3 Cube

The first version of this puzzle consisted of 27 individual blocks and it took a lot of time to find the solution. Here we have a nifty variant that makes it even more difficult to solve, as each of the 9 parts now consist of 3 cuboids (9 x 3 = 27) and the resulting shapes are very confusing. Even with good logic you rarely get any further here, as there are small gaps both inside the puzzle and in the 6 outer surfaces. This is not a blemish, it is intentional and makes it extremely difficult to solve. The puzzle is visually beautiful and decorative, but of course ONLY when it has been completely solved 😉 . It is for very ambitious puzzlers who develop further and who also want to think or play outside the box.