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Wooden scooter construction kit - four wooden boards are enclosed along with instructions on how to construct the scooter

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Nimble fingers and an agile mind are needed to fix these 6 pieces back into place.

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Can you follow the instructions are build your very own African animal?!

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Four wooden boards are enclosed along with instructions on how to construct Keith the Kangaroo. Can you follow the instructions are build your very own Australian animal?! (Also, see if you can spot the deliberate mistake on this product. It has something to do with gender...)

Four wooden boards are enclosed along with instructions on how to construct Paul the Pig. Can you follow the instructions are build your very own English mud wallowing animal?!

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Four wooden boards are enclosed along with instructions on how to construct Rodney the Rhinoceros. Can you follow the instructions are build your very own African animal?!

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This puzzle is based on the centuries old classic bent nails puzzle.

Slightly more difficult than the Nail Biter.

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The Quandary is a classic puzzle. It really is very simple in principle, requiring two movements to set the small piece free. Both movements are distinct from each other, and finding one does not really help you in finding the next.

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The Sting is a strange little puzzle. Only one movement is required to separate the pieces. Some people discover the secret more quickly than others do, but the real challenge is getting to grips with the intricacies of these two identical shapes. This puzzle has a trap door leading to a dead end, and can be put back together in two different ways. If you put the pieces back together the opposite way around, a totally new solution is required to separate the pieces. We often hear people whisper ‘Ahh – I get it…’ when it turns out they really don’t get it at all.

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This puzzle is cheeky in the extreme. Our favourite puzzles are those with a simple solution that takes far longer to solve than it should. This one fits into that category very well indeed.

In days before keys and locks horsemen needed to find methods of 'locking their horses' if they fancied popping in for a swift pint on the way home. This classic horseshoe puzzle is one such result and is possibly the most famous classic puzzle in existence.

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The Puzzling Professors shut themselves away in their puzzle labs years ago. Ever since they have been working to invent the best puzzles for The Puzzling Professors' range. Which Professor do you think has created the trickest challenge? These puzzles are ideal for kids aged 6-12... and should be much too difficult for anyone older!

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This classic horseshoe puzzle is possibly the most famous classic puzzle in existence. As you'd expect from Hanayama cast puzzles the quality and finish is of an excellent standard. A nice puzzle to ignite your puzzling passion.

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Just two pieces..Simple? Think again..

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A timeless classic, the Bike puzzle from Hanayama is guaranteed to keep your attention as you navigate the metal ring round the bike.