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Kodak Worlds Largest Puzzle

It can be a challenge to fill all the additional time you are spending at home, without becoming a Netflix-streaming zombie. If you are finding it hard to keep entertained, maybe you need a new challenge. How about putting together a good, old-fashioned puzzle? Kodak has unveiled a real challenge, they have just launched the world´s largest puzzle with a total of 51,300 pieces! Yes, that should be enough to handle the lockdown - and probably the rest of 2020 too. Spanning the entire globe, it features vibrant images from 27 amazing locations around the world such as the Colosseum and the Great Pyramid of Giza, Niagra Falls, Neuschwanstein Castle, and The Hagia Sophia. Meassuring a whopping 28.5 feet by 6.25 feet when finished,  the biggest challenge is where to put the thing.



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WOBBLE CHESS SET

Designed by Adin Mumma, the Wobble Chess Set will add a little life and fun to the motionless game. The original design was inspired by the 70´s weeble toys, and each piece is reinterpreted with simple curves and a weighted dome base to allow for balance. The board is made from walnut and features concave squares that create a playful landscape. Also check out the crazy 3 Man Chess set...
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PHIL IVEY POKER LESSONS

With more free time on your hands now, you might want to expand your skillset or try something new creatively. Poker legend Phil Ivey (one of the most legendary and profitable poker players of all time, both live and online) joined forces with MasterClass to bring you an 11-lesson poker strategy course (his first time ever revealing his poker knowledge). All of the most basic poker terms and strategy are explained so that somebody who has never even played the game ...
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INSIDE3 Labyrinth Cube

If practicing social distancing has you feeling bored out of your mind, maybe you need a challenge. These cube-shaped puzzles from Inside3 feature a hidden 3-dimensional labyrinth inside. Objective? Get the ball bearing through the maze by moving it back and forth and side to side until it can be seen in the other slot on the back of the cube. They come in 12 different levels of difficulty with maps on the outside, so you can work your way up from novice...
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