Review on Immerse Yourself in Magic with Wrebbit 3D Puzzle Potter Collection by Josh Whitehead

My granddaughter and I finished this in about a day. She's 7 1/2 and was able to help once we got the basic parts together. The instruction booklet suggests, as with most puzzles, that you divide the pieces by color and then build each section making up the 3D result. Good for starters, but we found things went much faster when we built the four main faces as a continuous piece so we could more easily see where the puzzle pieces with bricks on more than one face went. Once the four sides were complete as shown, we simply separated each completed side for the final build process of adding the boat and roof structures. For a while we thought we were missing parts, but actually we weren't. One of the pieces in the package arrived without part of its design layer, but we were lucky that it was in an inconspicuous place, partially obscured by another structure. Please note that while the company will supply any missing parts (visit the website for details on how to communicate), they have stated a waiting time of 4-8 weeks. I gave them a star for their instruction manual, which is too small to easily understand the layouts and shapes of the parts, and the fact that they don't include four-color views in the booklet. To do this, you'll need to keep the box handy, and this involves a bit of guesswork as some renderings are incomplete. All in all a very good experience for both of us.