Puzzlebomb, 416 pieces. I was glad to get my hands on this--Puzzlebomb's production has clearly improved a lot in terms of little dropouts, and the color line cutting is impressive; even tiny protrusions seem pretty solid, in part because of the thickness of the wood. I really enjoyed the cleverness of the connectors and the dropouts (I put the fish in because it was easier, though). In some ways the fit is a bit too tight for my maximum enjoyment, but I understand why the tray format seemed right and it certainly helps given that there aren't any multi-level pieces to keep the puzzle stacked otherwise. Anyway, if this looks appealing to you, then it is constructed well enough that you should enjoy it. Warning for tiny pieces! 3/5
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devious split connectors |
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level one completed; love the upside-down giraffe |
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level 2 in place (transferring it to the frame was ... unpleasant) |
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level three in place |
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