This is one of my favorite antique puzzle cards. The subtlety is leaps and bounds above what you find in today’s typical hidden object games.
The German Translation is: “Where are the remaining smokers?”
There are 4, can you find them?
Tags: liebig, puzzle-card
you missed the umlaut. it means, “where are the remaining smokers?”
Drauh- that definitely helps; thanks for stopping by
is the answer inside the fireplace of the house across the canal? or perhaps theyre just hanging out behind the chimney…
Turn it upside down. The hidden smokers are by their feet.
[IMG]http://i15.tinypic.com/4zl98jc.jpg[/IMG]
wow. they sure are. you really need to save the picture, rotate it, then enlarge it to see them. i like my answer better though…
This is one of the hardest hidden object cards I’ve seen; good job PK
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There is a line of smoke from the kid in red shirt’s elbow down.
The chimney far away from the boys is the other smoker.
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hi i am new here and i love your site. just need help with this particular picture. cant find the other smokers. can you please help me.
Hi Guiddeaux- thanks for the positive feedback
if you look at Prairie Kitten’s comment above, there is a link to the answer. Just copy and paste this into your browser:
http://i15.tinypic.com/4zl98jc.jpg
thanks rk now i see it. i showed my mom and dad the site and they love it as well.
cheers.=)
I don’t get what it’s asking
For smokers as in people or smokers as in the candy…
Click on it to make the picture big and flip it upside down. The faces are next to their anckles. Their shoes are hats and the lines in the brick cigs.
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wer hat den Kokosnuss geklaut?????