The game of 15

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Published on January 3, 2012
This thing was Featured on January 4, 2012

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I wanted to recreate an old game that reminds me of my childhood, when there were no Playstation, PSP or similar. Can even today be a nice gift for a child "modern" ...

The zip file contains 15 file.stl of the individual numbers, for those who prefer this printing solution.

Instructions

_ Print the pieces (without support)
_ With a small file, clean up the pieces (especially the numbers)
_ With a small pliers to remove the supports of the lid (see photo)
_ Assemble everything as images
_ Challenge a friend, your children or your grandson in a race to time ;)
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excellent, excellent...very, very nice

I have to ask, and will ultimatly redesign for one.. can this fit on a business card somewhow? I can think of several ways, but what do yall think?

if I understand it, would you put a picture of this thing on a business card. Sure seems to me an original idea.

Thanks, this was one of my favourite toys when I was 10 !

My sister and I had a Popeye themed set of these one Christmas. Popeye, Olive Oil, Brutus and Sweat Pea had to be lined up according to a picture in a dial spin. We competed to see who could finish their puzzle first. Within a few days, we were both finishing them in less than 30 seconds. Great memory's. Will print one of these for sure.

Very nice job! :)

Pretty awesome =) These are a lot of fun to play with.

So... challenge a friend, son or grandson? No daughters or grand daughters? :-P

but certainly! even daughters, grand daughters mainly ;)

now quickly remedied
...do not get mad, it's just because of my bad English

And how do you play the game?

??!? Did you seriously not know how to play the game??

Wow, I must be getting old...

... but even the Macintosh had this as a built-in "Desk Accessory" in 1984..

Wow, that was TWENTY EIGHT YEARS AGO..

Yeahhhh.. Wow..

Scramble the tiles and then try and get them back in order from 1 to 15? You often find these types of puzzles as a toy in Christmas crackers here in the UK, they typically feature a picture you need to reconstruct rather than numbers.