[Image description: Two photos of a very large Tangle toy, taken in a kitchen. The Tangle is a twisty toy made of of macaroni-shaped pieces of plastic connected together. In the first photo is is coiled up, and in the second it is laying uncoiled. Each macaroni piece is about the length of a pen shown in the photo for scale. There is a microwave in the bakcground and the Tangle is about 1.5 times longer than it.]
I just got this Tangle in the mail and I can’t believe how huge it is! The ebay listing had basically no info, and I can’t find any information about this Tangle on the Wayback Machine or Google. Anyone have any info? It is awesome to play with! It feels quite heavy, and makes nice sounding plastic noises when played with, from the creaking of plastic, and the captured balls rattling around. The balls inside each piece have a motion-activated LED, and some of them still light up dimly. They can’t be taken out so replacing the batteries isn’t an option. It would probably be a good toy for playing with other people, because it’s so big. It only has 17 pieces, so I think it’s missing one, and it doesn’t do the thing (coil up perfectly). It is really gorgeous to look at, and I’m incredibly happy with it. (It was really overcast yesterday so these photos aren’t the best - let me know if you’d be interested in seeing more?)
