Description
This set of four 3D puzzle erasers turns an everyday desk essential into a small, satisfying challenge. There are two cube puzzles and two star puzzles, each built from chunky interlocking rubber pieces that pull apart and slot back together again. The colours run through the rainbow: bright red, orange, sunny yellow, green, pink and two shades of blue, so every finished puzzle is a cheerful patchwork. Each one measures 2.8cm wide, 2.8cm long and 2.8cm tall, small enough to sit in the palm of your hand yet chunky enough to grip and turn while you work out where the next piece goes.
They are made for a desk at home, a pencil case or the space beside a notebook at work, anywhere a spare minute calls for something to fiddle with. The cubes ask you to fit flat, notched blocks into a neat cube, while the stars lock angled, pointed pieces into a spiky burst, so the two shapes give you two quite different puzzles to solve. Once solved, they still do their proper job: rub an edge across a pencil mark and it lifts away, so they are as useful as they are fun to take apart. We think they suit anyone who likes a little puzzle to turn over between tasks.
Every piece is made of rubber, with crisp edges, and the flat cube pieces carry small moulded markings on their faces. The star pieces have raised pyramid points that interlock as you build. Brush away any crumbs after rubbing out, and keep the pieces of each puzzle together so none go astray. The set arrives in a slim windowed box printed with the Wild Bear name and the four puzzles, which makes it an easy little present to tuck into a gift bag.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Rubber |
| Length |
2.8cm |
| Width |
2.8cm |
| Height |
2.8cm |
| Weight |
0.101KG |
| Contents |
Set of 4 |
| Warnings |
Warning! Choking hazard; small parts. Not for children under 3 years. |
Frequently Asked
How big is each puzzle eraser?
Each puzzle measures 2.8cm wide, 2.8cm long and 2.8cm tall, small enough for a pencil case and chunky enough to grip while you solve it.
What shapes come in the set?
You get four puzzles in the set: two cubes built from flat, notched pieces and two spiky stars built from pointed, interlocking pieces.
Do the puzzles really come apart?
Yes, each one pulls apart into its separate rubber pieces and slots back together again, so you can solve them over and over.
Can they actually be used as erasers?
Yes, every piece is rubber, so once a puzzle is built you can rub an edge across a pencil mark to lift it away.
What colours are the erasers?
Each puzzle mixes bright pieces in red, orange, yellow, green, pink and light and dark blue, so every finished puzzle is a colourful patchwork.
How should I look after them?
Brush away any crumbs after use and keep each puzzle's pieces together, ideally in their box, so nothing goes missing between solves.