Review on 🧙 Harry Potter Hogwarts Multi-Coloured Wizard Robe - HP32506 by Brett Tierney

I asked for size in Q/A so now I feel stupid. I know it should be in the list items. However, someone replied nicely and that 24" x 18" is definitely a very respectable size. Perfect for my summer jigsaw puzzles and camping jigsaw puzzles. I like to tackle them outside in a sheltered area on a 24 foot high covered patio. However, I need to know their size so I can take cardboard with me to work with at campsites. I camped in my 70's and have been doing it for over 50 years. Maybe someday I'll get a mini camper or not. I'm not lacking in cosiness by now, and this is more of a SHE GLAMPING CAMP that's getting cosier every year. I added the puzzles around 2014 and they work much better than I thought due to the high winds along the river almost in the afternoon at my favorite campsites. Just store them in a 10x10 foot straight walled tent on tables stacked with cardboard supports and yes you are good to go. So I have experience with this style of 3D mirages like jigsaw puzzles. A few years ago I photographed the North American wildlife with wolves. This wasn't easy as the pieces morph and change color depending on how the light hits them. Adds a new challenge element, so I solve puzzles, I'm looking for a challenge. Not that he couldn't, but he wasn't afraid of being pushed. We're big HP fans, and what struck me about this puzzle is that the finished product won't feature a lot of added nasties like Hogwarts shields or other distractions that spoil the overall experience of the train. I almost bought some Hogwarts train puzzles but kept stopping because they distract the scene a bit instead of keeping it clean and pretty as it is. These puzzles are not easy. I have what is known as a macular crease, which causes distortion and double vision, and my two eyes do not match well. So these color morphs can become a real challenge. I start like any normal puzzle and build the outside by building stacks of pieces of the same color. OOPS, it's a problem with it because of this morphing issue. A piece may appear purple in one light, grey-blue in another, and black or even pink in another. So sometimes these pieces fit together, which looks right but ends up not being right. Figuring out which part or parts are out of place can also be a problem. At the end of the day I like these riddles because at the end there is a key but isn't it always a reward to see a riddle done and knowing that you have it done and by the way let's move on to the next one and What? That will happen. I'd love to see more of these 3D puzzles myself with a much more interesting, maybe not as dark, theme as the HOGWARTS train. Some colorful flowers, not a still life but a beautiful flower and oh yeah how about owls and oh yeah why not a snowy owl from HP that might come with a letter of approval or a scolding but mostly an owl in flight with blue ones and white and gold eyes and do you listen to riddle makers? Enjoy, not your typical puzzle. The coated top lid is a little finicky at times, and at times it stands out a bit. I didn't find the missing pieces and attached a few with permanent tape using some sort of slider. This works great as it is like a very thin layer of contact cement and works with any jigsaw pieces that may be a little wrinkled or loose on the photo to be glued to.