Review on 🧩 Daron Brooklyn Bridge 64-Piece Puzzle by Brad Blake

I bought this project thinking my kids would work on it together without really realizing it. it is the work of one man. The price is right - ten dollars for a large toy bridge that is decorative but useless. It's made out of some sort of paper-coated foam that seems to be this generation's cork. Makes good models. break easily. Anyway, my second year is my puzzle man, and he sort of took charge of the bridge when the whole "group project" concept blew out the window. The pieces seem to just pop out of the leaves - it doesn't require much pressure. He used my staple remover to cut out the notches and slots. Staple Remover Swingline Premium, Silver (S7037141P). If you then follow step by step and align the parts as shown in the picture, the bridge "pushes" against each other, so to speak. work slow To separate the base pieces while he was wrapping the brick piece, he used the same staple extractor, inserted from the side. This freed his hands to manipulate intricate details. Pretty cool job. Don't throw away the pieces of the American flag - they come from above.