Review on WREBBIT 3D Mahal Puzzle: 950 Piece Architectural Marvel to Inspire Your Mind by Todd Atherton

I bought two Wrebbit puzzles as a Christmas present for my teenager who is now interested in architecture. First she wanted to build Neuschwanstein Castle, and we just finished the Taj Mahal. As already mentioned, there is a lot of styrofoam leftovers in the box that need to be discarded when laying out the pieces. (We kept the leftovers in a box and sealed it with tape. When we combed through the box later, we found two "missing" pieces.) I could have saved us some time if I'd just read the instructions before we started did the work. first riddle. However, the instructions are mostly in French as the puzzle is made in Quebec/Montreal. The instructions include a handy diagram of all the puzzle pieces and how they fit together. Puzzles take up a lot of space, so for the second puzzle I started with a large table. Give yourself enough time to solve these puzzles, especially if it's going to be used for a school project. Neuschwanstein Castle took us twice as long as the Taj Mahal, but that could be largely because we got past the learning curve on the second puzzle. With each puzzle we found we were missing a piece or two. If you are missing a part, you will find an e-mail address and a postal address in the user manual where you can request a replacement part. This process worked quite well and after a few weeks the missing parts arrived in the mail. In our case, I attribute the missing pieces to our curious pup. These puzzles look very nice when put together. I am very impressed and my daughter thinks they are fantastic. It's nice to put the puzzle together and have something to then show for your efforts. We will definitely get more wrebbit puzzles. I would caution parents not to expect a young child to solve these puzzles on their own. They will challenge adult patience and fortitude, but do it and you will be pleased with the results.