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I solve it!
glasses=cartoon
stand of chair=stand of desk light
mp3 Player=necklace
weight on desk=statue on bed
watch near bed=camera’s LCD
B & B on paper
relax shoes=cap of rubbish bin
I see the names of some of the most elite puzzle solvers and producers on the site! Suineg and Bilbao are in the pic.
I found 2 Easter eggs:
Bilbao’s and Suineg’s names are in the puzzle!!
bed post
eyeglasses
MP3 player
slipper
electronic gizmo next to the cellphone
boy’s right sleeve
back of the chair holder+stem
1) Bedpost knob / Paperweight
2) Back of lamp / Back of desk chair
3) Sunglasses on floor / Eyeglasses in artwork
4) MP3 player / Pendant hanging on desk chair
5) Cuff on sleeve / Binding on paper scroll
6) Mirror(?) next to cell phone / Flashbulb
7) Wastebasket lid / Slipper
Already looking forward to the next one!
I was only able to find 6 doubles so far. Here’s what I have found. http://i227.photobucket.com/al.....puzzle.jpg
1. Slipper and top of garbage can/shredder
2. Camera flash and bedside clock
3. MP3 player and small camera hanging from chair
4. Glasses on the floor and glasses in the drawing
5. Neck of the lamp and back support of the chair
6. Paperweight and bed knob
7. Hole in the CD and knob on the drawer.
1.the slipper and the lid of the garbage can
2.lamp and the chair back
3.sunglasses
4.rolled papers
5.the red object on back of chair and the music player
6.paper weight and knob ob bed post
7.camera flash and what i am assuming is the alarm clock
OK I have
1. The rims of the glasses on the floor and the drawn ones on his work on the desk.
2. The bed knob and the “paper weight” on his desk.
3. The smaller “camara” hanging on the chair and the end of the object hanging from his earpiece
4. The support part of the back of the chair (joining the seat and the back) and the support piece of the lamp.
5. The flash on the larger camara and the “alarm clock” on his bedside table
6. The slipper and the top part of his “bag” on the floor.
7. The cuff of his pyjama and the red piece (dont know what to call it) holding the scroll of paper together.
Special guests Bilbao and Suineg
bedpost – paperweight
lamp – chair
glasses – drawing
sleeve cuff – document ribbon
mp3 player – red gadget
clock – flash
trash can – slipper
Yay, found them all!
Only mentioned 1 of them so people can still look out for the other twin.
glasses
mp3 player
slipper
lamp’s neck
crystal ball (if it is one)
clock’s glass
sleeve’s end
I almost forgot: Great game. Neat image!
1) Knob on bedpost = Paperweight(?) on desk
2) Slipper = Top of trash can
3) MP3 player = Necklace on chair
4) Neck of the lamp = Back of chair
5) Mirror on desk = Flashbulb on camera
6) Glasses on floor = Glasses in drawing
7) Boy’s right sleeve cuff = Red band on scroll
1. the shoe at the bottom of the bed and the trash bin on the right of the bed
2. the glasses on the left of the bed, and the glasses in the drawing on the desk, on the right
3. the round blue paperweight on the desk and the round piece that’s part of the headboard
4. the square mp3 player he’s listening to and the red square thing dandling off of the chair
5. the lamp and the back of the chair have another duplicate shape
6. the clock on the nightstand next to the bed and the flash of the camera, on the right side of the picture
7. the red fabric, or elastic, that holds the scroll in the bottom right corner, and his right hand’s sleeve
very good! throughout the series, some object doubles will bee easy to spot, but a few in each illustration are going to be tough! here are the official answers:
http://www.smart-kit.com/wp-co.....answer.jpg
and a shout out to Bilbao & Suineg