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A set of five 2x2x2s in shape of the Bicopter painted like chinese face-off masks.
Chinese Opera "FACE-OFF" or "Face-Changing" is one of most popular operas in China, particularly in Sichuan.
"FACE-OFF" is not simply changing one's facial makeup in a casual way. It is a special technique in the performance of Sichuan Opera. It refers to the changing of masks in quick succession to show different emotions and feelings of the character in the play. Face-changing techniques generally fall into three categories, wiping, blowing and pulling.
The puzzle is based on the Bicopter 6 from David Pitcher.
It is produced in five different versions:
1. Bao Gong, Black & White Masks - The people called Lord Bao "Bao the Clear Sky". Bao Zheng, an upright official known for his stressing the dignity of law.
2. Wu Song, Green & Yellow Masks - Wu Song is one of the Mount Liang heroes in Water Margin (浒传), a tiger-killer and a champion of the oppressed, noted for his prowess and feats of strength.
3. Guan Yu, Red & Blue Masks - Guan Yu is a general allied to Liu Bei, deified as God of War (d.219). In 200, after getting the message of Liu Bei, Guan Yu wrote a letter to Cao Cao and left with all the rewards in intad. Guan Yu wielded the Green Dragon Crescent Blade while defending Liu Bei, the first ruler of Shu Han.
4- Graffiti Camo, Special Edition - These are special painting of Graffiti Camo. Looks beautiful and elegent.
5- Molten Lava, Special Edition - These are special painting of Molten Lava. Looks beautiful and nice.
Length: 92 mm
Weight: 130 grams
Packaging Size: 80 x 80 x 80 mm
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