Hellraiser Lament Configuration Puzzle Cube

Hellraiser Lament Configuration Puzzle Cube

Functioning Horror Puzzle Cube with Mystical Mechanics

Would you dare to open the gates to hell with your own hands? With the legendary "Lament Configuration" from the "Hellraiser" films, you're not just holding a puzzle in your hands, but a sinister artifact full of secrets and forbidden temptations. The ornate patterns and heavy, mystical design give the impression that the Cenobites could appear at any moment. As you turn the cube and explore its countless combinations, the ominous atmosphere that made "Hellraiser" a milestone in horror film is created. Perfect as an extraordinary collector's item or as a devilishly fascinating challenge for real horror fans.

The officially licensed "Hellraiser Lament Configuration" puzzle cube from Mezco Toys has been faithfully reproduced from the designs by Philip Lemarchand and is made of robust plastic in brown, gold and brass tones. The working puzzle can be rotated smoothly around both the X and Y axes and offers an extraordinary challenge with its countless possible combinations. The cube is also ideal as a high-quality movie replica and decorative collector's item for horror movie merchandise and Halloween displays. An iconic highlight for fans of Pinhead, the Cenobites and the dark world of "Hellraiser".

Scope of delivery: 1 x Hellraiser Lament Configuration puzzle cube

• Color: Brown, gold, brass
• Size: 5.7 x 5.7 x.57
• Material: Plastic
• Mezco presents the "Hellraiser Lament Configuration" puzzle cube!
• In the "Hellraiser" universe, the "Lament Configuration" is the key to the gates of Hell itself and the summoner of the Cenobites
• Now, for the first time ever, it has been recreated as a working puzzle by Mezco Toys
• The square prop-sized puzzle, based on designs by Philip Lemarchand, spins around both the X and Y axes with almost mystical ease
• With 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 possible combinations, even Pinhead would get bogged down looking for the solution
• Suitable as a fiendishly confusing puzzle or as a movie replica for display ... Your choice