Wrebbit 3D - W3D-2002 - Big Ben - 3D-Puzzle

J’ai pris beaucoup de plaisir a compléter ce puzzle 3d, il ne manque aucune pièce.Une fois terminé on peut apprécier la grande taille de celui-ci,vraiment contents de mon achat.Attention toutefois, si vous comptez offrir pour un enfant, le puzzle contient beaucoup de petits morceaux de pièce issue de la production du puzzle qui traîne dans la boîte, où sont encore accroché au pièces du puzzle.

Livraison rapide mais le carton du puzzles était un peu abîmé

I was ironically able to finish this puzzle within a couple days. It was much better looking than the older Camelot castle I had over fifteen years ago that eventually died and had missing pieces. So I came across Webbit 3D Puzzles. This is the first one I did.The only challenge I came across was during the assembly of the large tower in the back corner of the castle. After assembly as it is one of the last sections to install the bottom of the tower I could not get straight and bulged out. This is because I could not get under neath the puzzle to help support the pressure when connecting the base of the tower. It made the puzzle look bulgy on the bottom of the tower but over all the castle is great for display.I also did not install the cardboard flags or decorative pieces as looked well done. I am keeping this castle assembled on display.Yes the instructions are black and white and cannot follow those. Used a laptop to view the color instructions from the webbit3d website. Would have been awesome to have color instruction booklet like lego does with their products.And there are a lot of red dot pieces to dispose of as well that I do first before separating the pieces by color.I then print off the few pages to show the flat sections in color when I do the puzzle so I can see what puzzle section I am working on which helps.

July 15 I opened box. Seperated the red dot pieces to discard. Sorted all the pieces by color and shape. Printed off the four pages of the color instruction booklet online to show what the pieces look like together in sections before assembly. Worked all day with companion and had all pieces together the same day.July 16 first thing in morning hooked up my laptop, brought up the colored instruction booklet, and started to assemble. Few things noticed during assembly:- at the very start when doing the front middle rounded windows it would have been much better to use the square edges around each window instead of standard puzzle pieces. This is because when it curves around the puzzle pieces space out and was a bit tricky to get the windows around before the flat curved base gets installed.- when installing the decorative cardboard tower arms there was a step that calls for 8 of the smaller ones to be installed with the larger ones. I can only install 6 small ones. Not enough slits for them to clip into. I left them out but still looks good- instead of using a paperclip I use a very small flat blade end to slit the slots for where the decorations go. This is easier to do before assembling into 3D. I waited too late to punch those out at the start and had to be very delicate to puncture to prevent pieces from being pushed in.- when doing the 24 windows together there was some pieces that looked like they fit when didnt. I had two small pieces of the roof top triangles above the windows that didn't fit. My companion spent a few minutes and was able to shift the pieces around so all the pieces fit properly.- Lastly the top cardboard tower with cone just sits in the middle of the roof crossing. It falls off and would have been nice if could clip in somehow.Over all I enjoyed this puzzle and found it much easier to assemble then the Camelot puzzle. This is the second one I finished and have five more coming!

Produit de très bonne qualité et sympa à monter