This bottle is quite unusual because it is in aluminium and not in glass, and thus you cannot see
what you're doing, which makes things even more difficult!
By the way, if it were transparent, it
would have been too easy :-)
There is a marble inside the bottle, and again the goal is to free it. This time, you don't have to worry about the rigidity of the bottle because this one cannot break, at least from my experience.
As if the fact of not having a glass
bottle was not enough, there is a washer that provides you from
seeing what the mecanism is, this makes the puzzle more
difficult to solve.
You can notice that a hole is pierced in the place of the bear's nose,
so maybe this can be useful...
But anyway the hole is pierced in a "designed way". I mean if it were just in the red it would not have looked really nice, whereas here it's almost normal to have a hole for the nose of the bear.
But anyway the hole is pierced in a "designed way". I mean if it were just in the red it would not have looked really nice, whereas here it's almost normal to have a hole for the nose of the bear.
Wil Strijbos adds 2 glowing sticks along with the puzzle. They can be used to see what is inside of the bottle. Try to make good use of them because they don't last forever. But, keep them even after they
don't produce light any longer. Usually you should not throw away anything with Strijbos' puzzles.
The bottle is very very tricky. The mechanism is simple but cool. Only Strijbos can design such a devilish mechanism. And when you've solved it, you will see how simple things can be so difficult sometimes. But don't think, however, that it's too simple; the mechanism is very well thought.
No shaking, banging is allowed (nor useful) and use of external tool is not useful. Remember that external tools are everyting that do not come along with the puzzle...
I advise you to buy it if Wil make it again, I am sure that it will fit
well in your bottle puzzles collection or/and un your Strijbos' puzzle collection.
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