National Geographic 3D Puzzles

My son loves these. And I love that we can do them together and he stays off screens for a while. He's been doing lots of them and displaying in his room

Arrived on time, undamaged. Great value, did in afternoon with a couple hours time. Directions OK but a little tricky figuring out which holes/slots to start at beginning.

Good quality. Kid enjoys putting it together very much

Although the age range for this puzzle model is 8 - 12 years old, it provided several hours of enjoyment to someone like me who is a mature Roman history enthusiast. At 131 pieces it is challenging enough for even an adult model builder. Now completed, I proudly display it in my living room. I would recommend, however, that the manufacturer of the puzzle use slightly more sturdy card stock for the uprights (pieces 39 and 41) as a number of the pieces require flexing to push into place and the uprights can bend a little too easily with applied pressure. I would also suggest a legend in the instructions to indicate which printed side is indicated as several of the pieces have printing on both sides so determining which side to expose, especially with flexing in both directions indicated in the assembly diagram can be a bit confusing.

I got this for my then 5 year old grandson who is really into landmarks. I never planned to have him put it together. (puzzles aren't his thing) It was slightly challenging for me but not terrible. I am really impressed with the quality of this set. He often will pull a whole building off the base and take it to bed with him. (to each his own ,right?) It has stood up to some rough treatment and was well worth the money! Looks way better than the over priced Lego architecture sets too.

Very good quality product, easy to assemble.

Be careful and examine pictures as there are no instructions written in English.Be careful with assembly as some parts are fragile.

a bit difficult might need to use a little glue