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testimonial[0] = " E-mail by Peter Ledlie upon receiving Conundrum #20 June 23, 2005, in Copley, Ohio It's here! What a beautiful piece of art, and machining! Even though I knew it was all metal, it still surprised me at how heavy it was. Incredible the way it fits together. I cheated and used the photo you sent me, but even with that, it still took me about 45 minutes to figure it out. I can't imagine how long it would take without a photo to go by.
I also appreciate the extreme care you took in packing the puzzle pieces. Thanks for recommending the stand, as it really shows off the puzzle nicely. It's definitely the ultimate desktop sculpture. :-) ";
testimonial[1] = "
E-mail by Peter Meek upon solving Mini-Conundrum #1 September 12, 2006, in Ann Arbor, Michigan This is a tremendous puzzle! Very nice balance between difficulty and accessibility. If you can get it into the hands of some experienced puzzlers, they should find it a good workout without being frustrating. I think it would be the puzzle they use to introduce other talented puzzle-solvers to your puzzles. I think anyone who has ever solved anything beyond beginner puzzles could solve this in an evening or two, and experienced solvers in one evening. ";
testimonial[2] = "
If you're looking for art work with a LOT more to it than just something to look at, you should consider acquiring a Maxton Puzzle Sculpture. I put numerous hours of work into these; each piece is hand finished on all sides, the edges are refined by rounding for a good feel and then the parts are precision fit together ( FOR A NO FORCE FIT ). For coloration, I use old world patination (not paint) and each sculpture is unique in its' own color scheme. Furthermore, the weight may be considerable and in keeping with every other aspect - IMPRESSIVE; a serious piece of metal sculpture. Astound your acquaintances with a show of how adept you are at putting the sculpture together or else just keep it in a prominent location and enjoy the colorful geometric appearance. It's a pleasure either way. Finally, you can rest assured it will remain unique as few people have endeavored to make metal work like this and with the present cost, skill and designing required, few people ever will................ ";
testimonial[3] = '
Left to Right: Symmetry I, Conundrum II, The Labyrinth, Symmetry I and The Conundrum ';
testimonial[4] = '
Profile View of Maxton Sculptures showing relative sizes (names from left to right):
Micro-Conundrum, Mini-Conundrum_V2, Mini-Conundrum, Conundrum, Symmetry I, Labyrinth, Cross and Symmetry II.
(Smallest 1 inch to Largest 28 inches tall, 12" scale on right). ';
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