ooh i think I found it :D

nvm doesnt work:

                                      If Queen is on f8 it works :

                                  Or, if the Queen must be on d6 then :

Here is another puzzle I made (& have posted previously), but this time, it should not be flawed, as most of the moves are pretty much forced.

ShadowlKnight, you will probably recognize this......

 

This is the game Koskinen - Kasanen (Helsinki 1967).

Here is the exact position :

 

By the knife , thanks for useful and exact information  Really , bishop on c3 instead of a pawn works perfectly. Would be interesting to see whole the game.

271 moves!? I must be missing something really big.....

I thought this was going to be about garlic mashed potatoes . . . sorry.

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The title of the topic comes from first posts, where the white Queen "eats" nearly whole black army,before giving mate.  

A self-composed "light puzzle"- one posted in puzzle form, not a diagram. Mate in six.......

Thanks to Smiley and Caiello for interesting puzzles - i still hope someone will post the solutions.

Here is a position from a real game : What can happen if 20.Qxh6 ?

 

 I don't see a win but maybe there is one. At worst it seems like a forced draw. By the way which side resigned? 

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Pretty clever final move!

nice

May be i am wrong, but in this line white can try to win :

 

Insted of 22...Qd1 black can try  22...Rd7 :

 

Hi, for puzzle #117, I think it's just draw: