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"You fools, don't be greedy or you'll never make it back in time.", said the Captain.
Just a quick "THANKS" to all those who looked, commented and/or supported, WOO-HOO double digits! There's approximately 325 pieces in the game (not including the 6 divers, 2 sharks, and the dice, forgot to say that). I also should have said 8 years and up is the recommended age; I'm sure the game could be played at 6 or 7 too. There is room for all four red divers to board the ship; the orange divers use the aft jumpers to stand on the rails. The game isn't pocket-sized anymore, but still pretty compact; the tiles can be arranged any way you want as long as a recognizable path (single line) from light blue to dark blue can be easily followed. Hope you enjoy the Lego deep sea theme as much as I do.
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