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A bandaged puck, with one curvy cut, twelve (split into 1+1+10) external parts and one layer.
This puzzle started with the "Rocking the Moon". Its shape was changed with the aim of explaining, from a model more similar to the conventional pucks, how both toys behave.
What distinguishes them from the rest of the pucks is on the one hand their physical shape, which implies that their external pieces are not all the same, but that there are three types of pieces present here.
In this case the inventor wanted the outer shape of the pieces to show in some way the different shape they have inside. So there are two pieces that are symmetrical but different from each other (cyan and wine red) and the other 10 pieces are the same but asymmetrical.
And on the other hand, there is this different way of playing, conditioned of course by its special design.
The diameter-type of turn (see image 2) is always available as in the rest of the pucks but the other types are conditioned by the fact that the cyan piece must always be present in the grip and the wine red one must be absent. In any other case the movement is bandaged.
Printed in PETG plastic
Diameter (of the outer circumference): 65 mm
Maximum height: 26 mm
Weight: 34 grams
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