Present to you my collection of puzzles, which was two years. It now 1538 puzzles.
I would be happy to hear your opinions, feedback, and answer your questions.

Photos are click-in original size, without advertising.
For ease of discussion, all photos are numbered.

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Picture 14, 15


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Picture 42

I'm drooling!

Jaw Dropping. Congratulations.

Ha! You don't have my Tardis Cube or X-Skewb

You seem to have two rooms just for your collection, I wish I could do this

Why am I not able to see these photos? So not fair. I want to drool too....

Very impressive, especially your selection of Doug Engel puzzles.

Thanks for your suggestion, but I don't get the puzzle printed Shapeways.

They are beautiful!
Bought them all.
Very grateful to Doug for this.

Only collecting for two years?
Now that is some serious dedication!! Amazing collection and display!


Just imagine every mass produced twisty puzzle ever! In beautiful display cases!

All i get is a box with IP and then a bunch of Russian writing. Why? The images really don't show up for me. I've cleared the cache and restarted my computer. Any other ideas?

All I get is a red X and the word "image".

Wow, a 12-petal russian flower. The mysterious puzzle is becoming even more mysterious.

I had the same problem with katsmom, but after I used a web proxy I could get access to the pictures. so maybe it has something to do with the IP address?

Sounds like the Great Firewall is blocking access to Russian sites. You need to set up a proxy IP.

Thanks, the proxy server thing worked. Must be the address as you say. But it is odd that I'm having issues here in HK. Usually we are open to all and every site.

I see a lot of Japanese puzzles that I have bid and bid and bid on and constantly loose. Lucky you! I hope you weren't the one I lost to. I'd have to be very angry!

Nice collection. But even nicer cabinets! I'm jealous.

It is good to see many of my sticker mods in your collection.

I always amazed when I see a large collection in photos like this.
I don't know how many do I have now, but I think around half of it. And still my wife try to kill me every time I bought new ones.

I am also very jealous of the cabinets!

WOW.

That doesn't even begin to sum up this collection.

Wow, a feast to the eyes! So beautifully displayed. I wish I had that much space to display mine.
Congratulations on a marvelous collection. And only in two years? Now that's impressive!

I have a bunch of puzzle you dont have ... muahhahah.
aside from that ! VEEERY impressive! and such a nice display!!
Is this at your home? or somewhere else? It looks like a museum to me!

EDIT: lol I bet they know you well at the post office

A truly wonderful collection, thank you for sharing it with us.

Dave

I quit. You win.


Just kidding. Awesome collection!

Wow!!! That's a very impressive collection!!!

Thank you for sharing this on the forum. I enjoyed looking at the many different types of puzzles you have, as well as how beautifully displayed they are!

Jay

Can I move in with you?
Pretty please?

If someday you suddenly decide to get rid of all those beautifull puzzles, contact me, we will find an arrangement .

Very beautiful Филипп. You have much place to display your cubes and very nice vitrines.
I like picture #4 most. You have a Tsukuda PC Rubik's Cube and enough early Politechnika cubes.
In picture #5 there is a cube in a CB box called "The Ultimate Cube". Do you have more details or pictures of the packaging?
Do I see one of the cubes I sent you on picture #8?
Congratulations to your presentation!

Let me feel shocked, and it is very beautiful

Wow. And I also see some very original maze puzzles.
(including the Zahnradlaby, Revomaze etc.)

You could held a puzzle convention at your house... (playtime! )

There are many additions for the museum here. During my first looking through I recognized several dozens of puzzle which are missing or which deserve additional images.
Would you mind it if I sent you a very long list with requests?

I would start with the strange festival flower and the wooden puzzle above it.

Super collection !
Do you play, scramble & solve the puzzles ?

I'm absolutely impressed ...

Great collection and great display!

O.o. Wish I could break 100 puzzles

Of course it wasn't me!
But I, too, so it was a few times when I did again and again and... always won you want me lot. Sorry...

Thanks for your feedback, Oliver!

My wife is not only against my hobbies, but also helps me in it. She had been looking for at auctions rare puzzles, helps collect and place tags puzzle after lubrication and adjustment. It linked the label for one of the cubes. viewtopic.php?f=15&t=20721&hilit=Knitted+Cube. She gave me the most expensive my puzzles Dogic and Jugo Flower. I myself hesitated so many spend at these puzzles.

And, most importantly, I love her and the two children whom she gave me.

Collection there on my new apartment in the Hall. When I moved in the beginning of this year, at once thought up how to position your collection.

Yes, email me know a passport are not asked and sometimes without the head of the queue manager. My record for 9 parcels in one day from 7. More recently, the parcels came on 3 times a week approximately.

Thanks a lot for your tip about Georges my collection! I am happy that you have been paying attention to it and wrote the message.

I'll do tonight and will show the photo cube here.

I am proud that you saw a lot of interesting things from me. Thank you.

Tonight will make photos of festival flower and the wooden puzzle.

Write your list and make a photo for you.

Very cool! How many of these puzzles have you unboxed and played with? Who signed the professor pyraminx in the center of picture 20?

Looks like that was signed by Timur. You can also see the certificates behind this puzzle that Timur provides when signing his puzzles.

Congrats !!! beautiful cabinets.

It's an amazing collection but just not healthy anymore.

Okay.
This is the list of all puzzles I found missing except all the variants from picture 28 and the sticker variants.
Picture 5: Bank sphere.
Picture 9: The inverted edges only to the left.
Picture 9: The magic sphere in the package to the right. What is its diameter?
Picture 10: Bottom cabinet. Third column from the left. The upper puzzle.
Picture 12: The bandaged 4x4x4 above the AI Cube
Picture 16: Second row; in the middle; Seems to be a Suppli Cube:
http://twistypuzzles.com/cgi-bin/puzzle.cgi?pkey=1326
I want images of the packaging.
Picture 16: Two Gundam heads: The leftmost and the grey one.
Picture 18: The Syrup can
Picture 19: The skewb sphere with dinosaurs in the bottomleft corner.
Picture 20: The second row from the bottom; The packaging to the right from all sides.
Picture 25: The Saturn (only the packaging)
Picture 26: The packaging of the "create the cube"-Magic
Picture 26: The packaging of the Inca (below "Create the cube")
Picture 26: Red-White Rubiks Snake with rounded pieces.
Picture 27: Enigma "Ajax" and the enigma to its left.
Picture 27: The three wooden puzzles left from SpongeBob
Picture 27: The puzzle on top of spongebob
Picture 27: The Suntory can
Picture 27: The Pepsi can
Picture 27: The popeye can
Picture 30: The mugs with the dollar note and the mug with the numbers
Picture 31: The transparent version of the Hungarian Rings
Picture 31: "Port to Port" and Triple Cross (both versions) with and without package
Picture 31: The Olympic Rings (Five rings like the Hungarian Rings); Currently the packaging is missing in the museum
Picture 34: The thing with the letters in the topright corner.
Picture 40: Upmost row; The second from right. What is that?
Picture 42: Rubiks Mug; With and without packaging.

For all of them I want to know Inventor, Producer, Year and original price (if possible).
If there exists a package I want to have images of that too. I specifically mentioned the cases when I need only images of the packagings.
Please supply images showing the puzzles in midturn and scrambled (if you dare).

Did not understand such rows.

How best to allocate you a photo?

The two puzzles Andreas is referring to are the following:
- http://prntscr.com/9hyja
- http://prntscr.com/9hykd

I meant this cube Philipp:

TomZ got it and directed you to the correct images. Thank you Tom.There are two ways to submit images:
1. Zip them and upload them to rapidshare or any other filesharer you like.
2. Send me some emails to museum@twistypuzzles.com (no more than 4MB per mail)
I prefer the first way because it is more convenient when many images are to be sent.

Andreas

Very nice collection! And those cabinets are superb! Thanks for sharing the pictures.

It seems a shame that there are still so many of them in their packets though. You'll need to get around to those eventually. Puzzles are meant to be played with afterall.

Very nice collection! Impressive!

... and nicely arranged. I wish I had the space to arrange my puzzles in such a way.

Can you solve all of them?

Yet all I can gather.

I'm Russian too, and the next time I visit Russia I will definetly visit you! wi maldsi prosto klas!