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Looks awesome Si!!!

I have to say that Perpetual Puzzle is my favorite of the bunch this year, and I think it is one of the best Tenyos in a long time. For me this is a solid 10, and with Simon's new design and some comedy elements like building the house without a bathroom- (love that and can build some jokes around that too) this can be both magical and very entertaining.

In Europe de WC (we also call it like that) is also in a seperate tiny room, often next to the entrance - so it perfectly makes sense for us Europeans The other toilet is in the bathroom most of the time. And in France there's often the well known bidet, which is NOT for washing your feet as I thought when I was a kid

David DeTenyo wrote:And in France there's often the well known bidet

Oh my god, Don't show this!
The bidet was used by previous générations. Now, the bidet is removed to save space and install a washing machine or a wife dressing for examples. On the other hand, the bidet is still common in Italy.

David DeTenyo wrote:And in France there's often the well known bidet, which is NOT for washing your feet as I thought when I was a kid

As I have never seen anyone use it, I believed the same thing

PS: a WC and a wife dressing could be ideas, at least in France.

Wow Simon , it's beautiful and the idea is excellent!
How do you do this quality, it's printed?

Thank you I draw it up and use my laser cutter at work. I have to ask, what's a wife dressing?!

Osps, i think it's a bad translation from me (yes it's possible! )
Actually in France, the women love having a dressing room (room with plenty, plenty and plenty of closets) near their room to put on their clothes, clothes,... shoes, shoes and shoes...

Ah now I see!

Second trial today.
I was aiming for thin pinstripe lines so etched into the plastic and rubbed white paint into the marks.
This looks a bit more blueprinty I think. I did away with the words for the rooms as most are self exolainatiry and also it makes it suitable to all countries and their respective terms for a toilet
Still a work in progress so let me know your thoughts...
(I tried it with a grid pattern but it doesn't line up properly at all three stages)

SimonC wrote:Second trial today.
I was aiming for thin pinstripe lines so etched into the plastic and rubbed white paint into the marks.
This looks a bit more blueprinty I think. I did away with the words for the rooms as most are self exolainatiry and also it makes it suitable to all countries and their respective terms for a toilet
Still a work in progress so let me know your thoughts...
(I tried it with a grid pattern but it doesn't line up properly at all three stages)

Such a cool idea and a cool looking prop!

Looks great, Simon!

Thanks I just need to find a way to get the paint on nicely then I think it's good to go
Watch this space....

Looks really great Simon I think I will have to have one very cool.

cheers reckon I'll have my method down by tomorrow

Really nice (as usual), Simon!

Simon,
I am really glad to receive your perpetual puzzle today. I really love the way you 'engrave' the interior design and make it very durable. Excellent work with high quality as always. This is a perfect early Christmas gift for me. I will definitely perform PP with this JenzoJapanmagic version. Wish you and your family and probably all of us here a great Christmas and happy holiday!