719: The order of the Albino moves is cleverly determined. A LB must block g4, so 1...e2*f3 2.LBd1*f3-g4[+wPe2]. This unblocks…
On No.719,720 (CJF)
Couldn't avoid the antelope... wSe6 creates need for even more guards after which cooks arise quickly; moving one file to…
On No.729 (SE)
My intention was the most economical position with the fewest pieces. Didn't make it with 4+4, though. We can change…
On No.727 (SD)
Using a wS in conjunction with the wK and the thematical wB to enable the black excelsior P to run,…
On No.727 (SD)
Oh, and I forgot: many thanks for the dedication!
On No.728 (CP)
The perfect complement to 716.1 with all possible pairs of different uncaptured pieces (disregarding pawns): here we have all possible…
On No.728 (CP)
You might check the Py solution again, Stephen ... it does not contain two slow Excelsiors, but instead on White's…
On No.721 (KW)
Clever idea to use one reversible pawn in combination with Köko to motivate the slow Excelsiors! Also a very good,…
On No.729 (SE)
Nice! Interesting use of the WK !
On No.729 (SE)
It can also be done with a slight variation of 709.1: 8/1p5k/7p/8/8/K7/5P2/8/ + Ia2d3 which reduces the unit count back…
On No.721 (KW)
