3D Malaysia Petronas Twin Towers Puzzle Model

This product was purchased as a gift for my brother this past Christmas. He feels this would be a challenge, would be great for this decor and a conversation piece for people to talk about. He likes architecture and challenging puzzles, and I feel this would be perfect for him. I will let you in 3 or 4 months how this 3D puzzle is working out for him and give a better ideal of how it is to assemble. I'll keep in touch.

This puzzle ends up being over 45cms tall which is quite impressive. It was moderately difficult to assemble as some of the pieces were tiny and delicate, so a steady hand is needed.I would recommend making it up high on a firm surface away from kids and pets.Some of the parts were so fragile that i ended up having to reinforce them with tiny strips of tape. A situation to be avoided if at all possible!!!Once i started, stopped, had a break, calmed down and tried to do it all again, i guess it took me about 3 hours to build in total.Its an awesome sight made up, and for all the torture that went into making it, it looks even more complex once finished!!!This one has totally got the "WOW Factor", its gorgeous and very lifelike.For patient teens or angelically calm adults!!

I spent nearly two hours putting this model together after work late one night. With 84 pieces it didn't appear too difficult, but the pieces are small and have to fit just so. I found that the long wrap pieces that wind around the middle supporting pieces were very very snug, and left a long (but not wide and not too noticeable) gap down the front. I would recommend that be adjusted somehow.Overall this puzzle was fun to make, tall, and very impressive. Don't let the difficulties get in the way of assembling this puzzle, as the end result is well worth it.As a bonus, I did some research on the towers after first seeing it on Amazon: I highly recommend you look it up on wikipedia, especially the skybridge. Did you know they are the tallest twin buildings in the world?

I bought this puzzle for my father-in-law for Christmas. The reason behind it was that he had visited the Petronas Twin Towers & still ravels in the experience. He was thrilled to bits. I don't know if he finished the puzzle because he mentioned there are some very small parts & his fingers are too big to handle them. Overall, I think he was mighty satisfied with the quality of it all.