Liberty, 270 pieces. Old-style spiky Liberty cut with some nice whimsy sequences. 3/5
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| elf assembly line |
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| sleigh and eight reindeer |
Elms, 1008 pieces. The price on this was too good to pass up, even though it's probably above my ideal size for a puzzle like this. It was an engrossing assembly, because the limited color palette made the different areas hard to distinguish until assembly was far along. Great multipiece Africa whimsy! 8/10
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| I think I might need to save this picture which came out really well |
Stave, 515 pieces. This is one of their newer extra-fancy cuts--it's got double layers and amazing dropouts. Very impressive. 8/10
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| bottom layer |
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| dropouts from the mountain and birds |
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| top layer |
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| moon unit |
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| multipiece stork |
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| more moon |
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| multipiece tree |
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| fish whimsy touching color-line cut fish |
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| the top hot air balloon is a freestanding piece |
Liberty, 483 pieces. Near color-line cutting on the side panels (pictures within the picture) is the standout here. 3/5
Artifact, 426 pieces. This one took a while longer than I expected because the color transitions were subtler when the image was not assembled, which combined with the split-tendril shape and repetition in the details of the image. 3/5
Stave, 65 pieces. Hello neighbor! Feels a little generic in the whimsies (no Old Bay!), but fine. 6/10
Twigg, 671 pieces. Probably too big for my maximum laser-cut enjoyment, but rich in detail and with an impressive multipiece castle enabled by the size. 3/5
Stave, 65 pieces. I've never been (the first of my Stave states for which this is true), but it was charming nonetheless. 6/10