Wrebbit 3D Neuschwanstein Castle By Wrebbit 3-D Puzzle

Got it for my daughter and she loved it! It was the perfect balance of complexity- not so difficult that you'd want to give up while pulling your hair out in frustration, but challenging enough to keep you entertained for hours. And the final result is worth of displaying on a nice shelf.

Gute Qualität für eine 3D puzzle. Das wird sicher Spaß machen, im bauen und abbauen zerstören wieder bauen.

Scordatevi i puzzle 3D della famosa casa tedesca con i pezzi rigidi in plastica e i numeri segnati dietro ogni pezzo. A parte che non mi era mai piaciuta la rigidità delle costruzioni che soprattutto in certi punti difficili come angoli stretti a volte cedeva, ho sempre considerato il puzzle un'impresa non semplice ma una sfida , assemblare qualcosa seguendo dei numeri non ha nessuna difficoltà, in mezz'ora hai completato il puzzle e il divertimento dove finisce ? Questo è una vera sfida , i pezzi in gommapiuma sono fatti benissimo, resistenti e danno un effetto visivo e una modellabilità fantastici. Non è per niente facile perché le istruzioni sono in bianco e nero, bisogna fare molta attenzione alle forme e aiutarsi con le foto sulla scatola. Nella scatola , non ho capito per quale ragione, ci sono tantissimi pezzi in più di nessuna utilità, per prima cosa togliete di mezzo tutti i pezzi con sopra dei trattini rossi, sulle istruzioni c'è scritto che qualcuno potrebbe servire noi abbiamo completato il puzzle perfettamente senza utilizzarne neanche uno. E' stata un'impresa in cui si è cimentata con soddisfazione tutta la famiglia , il puzzle completato è davvero stupendo .

I bought two of the Wrebbit puzzles as a Christmas gift for my pre-teen, who is fascinated by architecture right now. She wanted to do the Neuschwanstein Castle first, and we just wrapped up with the Taj Mahal. As others have mentioned, there is a lot of scrap foam in the box that needs to be weeded out as you are laying out the pieces. (We kept the scraps in the box, and sealed it with tape. Combing through the box later turned up two "missing" pieces.) I could have saved us a bit of time if I had simply read the directions before we started on the first puzzle. The directions are mostly in French though, as the puzzle is made in Quebec/Montreal. There is a handy diagram of all the puzzle pieces and how they fit together in the instructions. The puzzles take up a considerable amount of room, so for the second puzzle I made sure we started on a larger table. Give yourself plenty of time to complete these puzzles, especially if this is going to be used for a school project. The Neuschwanstein Castle took us about twice as long as the Taj Mahal to complete, but this could be largely due to having overcome the learning curve by the time we got to the second puzzle. With each puzzle, we found that we were missing one or two pieces. If you are missing any pieces, the instruction pamphlet gives an email and mailing address where you can request replacement pieces. This process worked quite well, and a few weeks later the missing pieces arrived in the mail. In our case, I attribute the missing pieces to our curious puppy. These puzzles really look nice when they are assembled. I am pretty impressed, and my daughter thinks they are fantastic. It is nice to do a puzzle and have something to show for your efforts later. We will definitely be getting more of the Wrebbit puzzles. I would caution parents not to expect a young child to complete these puzzles by themselves. They will challenge an adults patience and fortitude, but stick with it and you will be happy with the results.

Challenging and rewarding