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| Product Type | Puzzle Game |
| Brand | ThinkFun |
| Model | Thinking Putty Puzzle |
| Category | Game |
| Age Range | 8 years and up |
| Number of Players | 1 |
| Dimensions (Box) | 6 x 6 x 2 inches (approx.) |
| Weight | 0.5 lbs (approx.) |
| Material | Plastic, non-toxic putty |
| Power Source | None (manual game) |
| Number of Challenges | 60 |
| Included Components | Putty, puzzle pieces, challenge booklet with solutions |
| Skills Developed | Logic, spatial reasoning, problem-solving, fine motor skills |
| Safety Warnings | Choking hazard – small parts. Not for children under 3 years. |
| Cleaning Instructions | Wipe with a damp cloth; do not immerse in water. |
| Repairability | Not repairable; contact ThinkFun for replacement parts. |
| Warranty | Limited warranty against manufacturing defects |
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USER MANUAL Thinking Putty Puzzle ThinkFun
Thinking Putty® Puzzle
This unique, sensory logic puzzle develops spatial reasoning and thinking skills using Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty®! Stretch, pull, and knead the Thinking Putty to solve 60 sticky challenges!


Includes:
- Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty® (6 colors)
- Puzzle Grid
- Puzzle Grid Base with Storage
- Storage Insert
• 3 Bridge Pieces - 3 Blocker Pieces
• 60 Challenge Cards with Solutions
Object:
Connect same-colored dots by creating same-colored paths of Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty without crossing different colored Thinking Putty paths.
NOTE: Be careful to keep different Thinking Putty® colors apart! Thinking Putty does not easily separate once two colors touch.

How to Play:
- Select a Challenge Card.

- Place small dots of Thinking Putty® and any Bridge or Blocker Pieces (as shown on the card) onto the Puzzle Grid, matching the colors illustrated on the Challenge Card.


- Stretch and shape each color of Thinking Putty® separately to create paths along the Puzzle Grid*, connecting the same-colored dots without crossing paths with other colors of Thinking Putty.

*Paths follow the Puzzle Grid as lines, turning horizontally and vertically when necessary, not diagonally across.

ThinkFun's Mission is to Ignite Your Mind!®
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- When all of the Thinking Putty® paths connect the matching colored dots—YOU WIN!
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Bridge Pieces:

Bridge Pieces allow a Thinking Putty® path to cross over another path. The crossing paths may be different colored putty, or the Bridge Piece may be used to loop a Thinking Putty path over itself.
NOTE: Thinking Putty SHOULD NOT cross paths without a bridge. The Thinking Putty path may not bend 90° over a Bridge Piece.

Blocker Pieces:

Blocker Pieces obstruct Thinking Putty® paths, causing the Thinking Putty to bend around the Blocker.
Helpful Tips:
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A Thinking Putty path may follow along the edge of the Puzzle Grid.
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A Thinking Putty path may be short and straight or may be long with many bends in the path.

- In most puzzles, Thinking Putty® paths will cover the entire Puzzle Grid.
- Some Putty Puzzle challenges have more than one solution.
About the Inventors:
Thinking Putty® Puzzle was invented by David Yakos and further developed by the team at ThinkFun. With a background in mechanical engineering, David spends nearly every day of his life inventing unique solutions for everyday problems. Challenge development was contributed by Tom Cutrofello, a puzzle and cryptogram expert well versed in the nuances of logic grid puzzles. Tom developed his expertise naturally, having grown up in a family “seriously into games and puzzles.” A special thank you to our friends at Crazy Aaron’s Thinking Putty®! (www.puttyworld.com)

