Pulsar aka Hexo-Inverto an interchangeable puzzle
Long
assembly 
Flat assembly
Fuzzy
assembly ANIMATE
The fused version of Hexo-Inverto, called Pulsar, was suggested by
Ginda and Benji Fisher.
It was a participant in the exhange on the IPP 2000 in LA.
The fusing makes assembly a real chalenge, although it lacks the ability of
forming the chaotic shape.
Win
It! 
 | The Hexo-Inverto is a star form of a well known Diagonal Star. |
| Hexo-Inverto is one of the most unusual puzzles. It assembles in three different shapes: Long, Flat and Chaotic. In Chaotic form it reveals internal surfaces which are hidden in Long and Short forms. That's why we can say: Hexo-Inverto is an Inside-Out puzzle. |
| To assemble it you have to put together two groups of parts consisting of three pieces each. |
| It's a member of The Magic Crystals family which means that it's parts can be used in combination with pieces from any other family member. |
| Hexo-Inverto has a hollow cube shaped cavity inside of it, so to some extent it's a Box Puzzle. |
| Within The Magic Crystals it belongs to a special group of star-like rhombic dodecahedrons. |
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