"Sokoban" Lego Puzzlebox - Crayonland Bricks - Puzzle Box

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Sokoban is my sixth Lego puzzle box which I designed as a Department Store. The solver needs to unlock the Store, move 2 Stock Boxes from the Warehouses into the Retail Shop and 'sell' them. The puzzle box is solved in 10 sequential steps, with interlocking pieces and the usage of 'tools'. Expanding from its predecessors, Seven and Cookie, the design uses a button to push on two sliding 'warehouses' to reveal its contents. The puzzle box and its sliding mechanisms are built from 229 piece and *no modified or glued parts*.

Sokoban (倉庫番) meaning "warehouse keeper" in Japanese, was a video game in the 80's where the player pushed boxes around in a warehouse to their designated spots; it's one of my favourite and most memorable video games!

Hope you enjoy this puzzle box! Comments and feedback are welcome! Thank you for watching!

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