Bored? Procrastinating? Trapped in detention? Say hello to the Toy Machine Puzzle—500 pieces of pure brain-bending chaos that’ll keep you entertained (or at least distracted from doomscrolling).
This puzzle isn’t just a test of patience—it’s a battle of willpower. Can you resist hurling a piece across the room when you realize it doesn’t fit?
Can you outsmart a pile of cardboard cutouts taunting you with their weirdly similar edges? There’s only one way to find out.
TOY MACHINE PUZZLE STATS:Â
 Dimensions: 16″ x 20″ (big enough to impress, small enough to fit on your coffee table) 500 pieces of pure puzzling madness.Â
Guaranteed to make you question your life choices (in the best way possible)
Put down your phone, turn off the TV, and get lost in the weird and wonderful world of Toy Machine—one tiny piece at a time.
TOY MACHINE PUZZLE 500 PIECES:
- Brain Bending Chaos!
- Dimensions: 16″ x 20″
- Wild and wacky 500 piece puzzle
- More chaos here: TOY MACHINE
Subversive, tightly edited and packed end to end with heart-pumping, knee-cracking clips, this is Toy Machine in full force. Myles Willard puts on a helluva show.
Toy Machine Skateboards was started by Ed Templeton circa 1993. Top skate talent include legends such as Chad Muska, Jamie Thomas, Bam Margera, Kerry Getz, Brian Anderson .
Toy Machine artwork is famous throughout the industry, being just one creative output of Ed Templeton, who is also a celebrated artist and photographer in his own right.
The iconic Toy machine monster logo has been around since day one and shows no sign of going away. It was either machine skateboards or toy skateboards. Huh? Yeah thats where Toy Machine came from. 
