...Hol(e)y Box
So. Many. Holes. Holes can be wonderful in puzzles. You can stick tools, fingers or no-don't-do-that in them, you can catch tantalising glimpses of whatever's inside, they almost always signify something, even if that something is unknown. It's hard to think of an SD puzzle that doesn't use some kind of hole somewhere in its solve. The sheer amount of holes in this lego-built box from Josiah1221 (which may or may not be his full legal name) is, at first, intimidating. They can't all do something, can they? With so may options, so many possibilities, the obvious starting point is to try all of them and then be annoyed when that doesn't work. Can an idiot solve Holey Box? Probably, yeah. There's a particular move early on that had me stumped for a while, and I did solve it with my brain, but it could conceivably be overcome by some lucky or exhaustive poking. It doesn't mean much to say that this is the best Lego puzzle I've ever done, as I'...