Sliding puzzle

[mahjqa]

[Zerobricks]

Like I told you on MSN, this is really a very well made puzzle! Nice flames too!

[sverre]

* SNIP *

EDIT by LuxorV - Please do not post if you don't have anything to add to the discussion.

Edited January 18, 2011 by LuxorV

[dolittle]

Wow

That is really clever.

Nicely done.

[Tobbe Arnesson]

There are instructions for this in BrickJournal 10, issue 2-2010 on page 48. The design is credited to John Cooper but it's made a little different (not using the 2 x 2 tiles with one stud).

I'm pretty sure I've seen others as well.

First time I see a video though, seems it works really well!

[grohl]

Simple solution=the best solution. This perfectly works for this case. Another great model.

[Oky]

Wow, so simple, yet so effective! Great work! I have a lot of those jumper plates too, so I might try this one day myself if you don't mind. I bet this would work great with those SW/Indy/HP Nintendo DS case cover tiles!

[mahjqa]

Great work! I have a lot of those jumper plates too, so I might try this one day myself if you don't mind.

Sure! That's why I included the instructions After you've put it together, sliding may be a bit rough; it gets better once you've played with it a bit.

[Jurgen Krooshoop]

Very, very nice

[vmln8r]

Again, awesome work. This would make a great gift

[Crtlego]

That's really cool! Seems like it works smoothly as well!

I never knew those pieces existed.. the 2x2 ones with one stud. I guess its because I spend more time with Technic than I do with anything else..

[buddy]

Excellent creation! The tiles look like they slide very smoothly indeed.

Extremely well done.

~buddy~