11,172 Korean Syllables from 24 Pieces. One Board, 27 Ticks.

About this piece

This one came from a comment by @Jonggu-o1z: do a Korean version of the alphabet board. Thanks for the idea!

Korean has 11,172 syllable blocks, one tile each. Same rule as the alphabet video: each tick every tile flips once and locks on its own. That takes 11,171 ticks.

Every block is built from 24 pieces: consonants shaped like the tongue, lips, teeth and throat, vowels from a dot, a flat line and a standing line. Three wheels of 19, 21 and 28 make all 11,172. Same 26 keys as the alphabet, a 21×28×19 box, and only 2,350 in real use. With three wheels per tile, it locks in 27 ticks.