Word Towers & Towers of Hanoi -6 challenging brain teaser puzzles to solve

This unique multi challenge puzzle presents 3 difficult Word Puzzles & also the standard Tower of Hanoi along with 2 far more challenging variations using Twin Towers of Hanoi. The 3 Towers are each made of a different ?? thick hardwood, deeply laser engraved and with a fine lacquer finish. The largest wheel diameter is 3.7?. Base Dimensions are 4? x 12.6? x .5?Made in Hudson, Florida. Word Towers design by Dave Janelle, copyright Creative Crafthouse. WORD TOWER INSTRUCTIONSStack & arrange the wheels into new towers such that each column of a tower contains one or more words. The words on any one tower when combined and read in order (clockwise) will create a secret message. You will need to consider all 3 colors of wheels in creating the new towers; thus this is a very difficult task. Creating the first tower is the most difficult as you have 18 disks to choose from. When that is solved the second tower has 12 disks to choose from, and the final one will be comprised of the remaining 6 disks. Even the last one is difficult as there are many possible permutations of the wheels possible but only one combination will reveal the secret message for that tower. This portion of the puzzle is very unusual and should have high appeal to verbal people. Written solutions are provided.TOWERS OF HANOI PUZZLE INSTRUCTIONSA classic puzzle from 1883. Remove 2 of the towers, leaving only 1 tower standing. GOAL: transfer the tower to a different post following 2 rules:- you can only move 1 disk at a time – you can never put a larger disk over a smaller disk.Done correctly and with no mistakes it takes 63 moves to accomplish this. If you get stuck, many websites document the moves required.Twin Towers of Hanoi – Much more challenging Twin Tower Challenge #1 Remove 1 tower, leaving two towers standing. GOAL: Switch the positions of the 2 remaining towers following the same rules as above.Twin Tower Challenge #2 Remove 1 tower leaving 2 towers standing but mix the colors of the remaining two. (that is light/dark /light/dark /light/dark). GOAL: Get the towers back to single color stacks following the rules above.Note, solutions are not provided for the Tower of Hanoi Puzzles.Please watch the video at this link for more details.https://vzaar.com/videos/3513378