Another PARE-IN (R) product: the Canac-System (TM)

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another PARE-IN® product
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A print-friendly product presentation, for your careful perusal - no advertising goal here.

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Technically, multiply the extreme simple grey portion by eight – then enjoy the full element’s simplicity!
The charming connecting elements each,
do raise 1.5mm above the 2mm thick central plate
on both sides of this plate, avoiding contact of this
valuable publishing area with the surface
upon which residing.
Also contributing to
the colored logo-image above.
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Male-Female snap-engagement by 5mm, thus enlarging by 35mm in any 90° direction / no age-restriction size!
CE NE-71 norm = adhering to all European toy-safety regulations.

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3D-measurements inside-outside / the elements’ central plate is 2mm thick / (H)ABS-plastic moulded substance.
The employed snap-connecting device has a particular design, allowing an easy ‘settling’ in- en out- movement.

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LARGE commercial potential / in-mould, hollow or raised print / UV-Jet printing / fully (dish)washable.
____ and, other (ABC-123) templates.
Absolute
Minimal
Cross-over
Between
Blocks
In
Any
Direction

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The slightly raised logo (in blue for the occasion), on one side only, only on ‘in-coloured’-elements.
Other techniques are also to be considered to properly display the Logo.

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Retail packaging’s: the Four Basic Colours;
4 x 36p = 144p (Gross), on a 3,5mm sunken wooden plate. Or a Gross, bulk in a plastic bag, by colour.

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Another retail packaging option (going ahead on the customers' buying-or-not decision...):
the Black & White Gross choice; 2 black 36p layers, and 2 white layers / on the -here- plastic board option.

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Somehow, they start somewhere; just assembling pieces.
Then, unknowingly, they have FUN further developing their 3D-THINKING.
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‘Looks like some
16p Canac-puzzle pieces!’

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Mario, sure goes for it!
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RAISED LAYERS showing their SHADOW! ‘Fake News!’ They are all on the same level - 
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Perhaps, assembling your Black & Whites into a chess-board. Towards: Checkmate!
The (travel)
roll able
Chess Board.
Framed
by ‘wooden’
elements.
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Educational & Pedagogic Material for schools, ...
From flat (roll able), to raised, to individual assemblies.

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Educational & Pedagogic Material for schools, ...
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Both builds are made
from 144 pieces (one Gross)
Here, twice a 4-colour set.
Yes, also on the Canac-DESKTOP!
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Feasable, but
beter not to be
promoted as
a ‘Building Toy’;
too fragile an
assembly, or...
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The CanacTruck
(Not off-road allowed...)
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The Stabiliser’s & Support’s
(a good ‘advanced’ option: later to be introduced...)
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© Eric Parein - BLX Registered at Benelux Office Intellectual Property, as a Plastic Building Element.
Canac requires no (cardboard does!) puzzle ‘Corner’ or ‘Side’ elements!!!

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The unique and innovating CANAC®-principle is, the illustrations their horizontal/vertical positioning!
By... Having the 90° Left-turn second print on the back!! Necessity, mother of invention. 
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This is exactly the same element, only overturned and
turned left by 90° Left!

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A ‘full’ UV-Jet print. Same idyllic scene, but scrambled, on the right... Hey! Where has the sailboat gone?!
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Canac puzzles offer a many different difficulty-grade! Graphics sometimes are... ‘unsolvable’!

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New Horizon; copyrights-friendly puzzles ...

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A new-born’s picture, a new-born’s puzzle, why not?! Immediately printable?! Yes, via online service.
Pay attention, positioning the
illustrations! Taking in consideration
the applied illustration’s key features;
a nose, the eyes, or whatever...

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‘Wet Wooden Planks’ that never will get dry... (done through new technology: the UV-Jet ‘varnish-layer’-print)
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First UV-Jet print on first physical blanc 16 puzzle samples! - No varnish layer, upon yet, for the raindrops...
This is NO cardboard puzzle!

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64p Puzzle - John Wayne - Canac-puzzle’s can extend e.g. horizontally to go ‘full horizon’...
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How many Canac-elements?! 1920 only! Check out next slide!
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Ravensburger’s cardboard Disney Puzzle has 40.320 Pieces! How about going panorama? Well,
check next slide!
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Waterloo 360° Panoramic
Display:

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CANAC® Panorama Excellence™
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The front
has been made
transparent
to make visible
the particular
designed
panorama tower.
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CANAC®, Panorama Excellence™
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The staircase will be
properly secured with
hand-rail, and more
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Printed on Colour-Canac’s,
‘16P/90°L’ standard puzzles,
no background print.
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Printed on green Canac’s.
Together... they are
displaying a common background!
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Like, promoting ‘Fresh Fruit’! - Display your healthy intentions UPRIGHT, on your chimney!
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Stay ahead, promote your brand! Customer-Loyalty is key.
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0,5mm
sunken
UV-Jet
print
In-mould
coloured

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© Eric Parein - BLX Registered at B.O.I.P., as a Plastic Building Element.

44. 100p Wordgame / 90° left-turn backside print; the chosen letter will always be able to be fitted upright!
V = V, but the A = also V
C = U / E = M = W / H = I / N = Z
100 soothing-brown elements are UV-Jet printed in one 20 sec. print, then the other side - DONE!
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Thus,
the ‘different letter’-potential,
with every 7 letter draw,
considerably increases!
Consequently, increasing the
word potential at play!
Outside gotten, above red Canac’s, further do secure together the words at play.
A = also a V
C = U / E = M = W / H = I / N = Z
No V-option yet...

46. The scoring principle: the longer the better!
Each letter is worth its rang in the formed word.
Five letters is 1+2+3+4+5 = 15points. Six letters?
Add 6p. to 15p. = 21 points, and so on! 46
CANAC WORDGAME ®
One(!) to four players (parties), on any jointly to be determined
flat surface. Squared letters on square Canac’s, all 100 letters go in
a pouch. No letter values; the length of the formed word(s) do
count. On turn, 7-letter draws. No letter-rack, letters for all to see!
Beware: A = V / C = U / E = M = W / H = I / N = Z
All tiles need to get snap-engaged at neighbouring tiles. The total
of engaged tiles (words played) is, if needed, movable on chosen
flat play-surface, possibly enabling to fit your find. A two-letter
word is the minimum = 3p (1p + 2p), then see the scorecard and its
comment. A ‘Full 7-Draw Placement!’ is Winner, whatever the
scores at the end of the game are, unless a new FDP! happens by
another player. The title, again, becomes available...
At play, non-played letters, always are returned to the pouch!
Beware, all letters in the pouch eventually need to be played; the
player remaining with one or more unplaceable letters loses,
anyway-anyhow! Enjoy! (English draft)
© Eric Parein
Charly and Eric, then, did score with Canac-surrogate tiles.
Who won?!
Check the long(!) words, typical for the Dutch language.
The red tiles are ‘holders’, further securing the lot together.

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‘Plenty Of Fish In This Ocean'
Thanks! Eric