In a H#3.5-n, a pinned piece is unpinned, makes at least one move and is pinned again. The piece may be pinned in the diagram already or become pinned in the solution before being unpinned and then pinned again. Twins, set play, multi-solution are allowed, but not zero positions. All phases must be thematic.
Fox, Charles Masson
Aftonbladet, 1927
1.Rb4
Kd6
2.Rxd4+
Kc5
3.Rd6
Kb5+
4.Rb6+
Bxb6#
Kapros, Jorge Marcelo
Lois, Jorge Joaquín
idee & form, 1996
2nd Prize
a) 1.Sd5
Rxa2
2.Sc3+
Rg2
3.Scb1
Be2
4.Ka2
Bxc4#
b) 1.Sb1
Bxc4
2.Sc3+
Bf1
3.Scd5
Re2
4.Kc4
Rc2#
Sobrecases, Guy
idee & form, 2010
3rd Prize
1.Bb5
d3
2.Kc3
Rd5
3.Rc8
Rxc5+
4.Kb3+
Re5
5.Rc3
Rxb5#