CubicFun Cityline Architecture Building Collection Review

Bought this for my 5 year old son who loves puzzles. He also loves sightseeing. He needed help to cut out the pieces. He could do most of it himself. Be sure to use the tool that came with the kit to cut out small gaps in the pieces. The end result was wonderful. It's not something you play with or take out and put back in constantly. I have a cousin who lives in London and he was blown away by the accuracy of the model! We will look for another puzzle model to assemble!

Personally I was glad I got it and thought it was a great puzzle game for the whole family. Less than an hour later and screaming and screaming and my kids threw tantrums because it was so embarrassing. We canceled it and put this puzzle in a corner. I thought I could solve the riddle myself, but I don't have the ability to solve it as I found out. I really wanted to like it, but some pieces of the puzzle are difficult to put together and put together. The result at this point is a crooked…

The toy is well made and elegantly presented. My comment is that this is actually a "3D model kit" and not a "3D puzzle". The puzzle allows you to collect it many times. This is not a typical puzzle. Once you remove all of the foam pieces from the cardboard, they become very brittle and break easily. So once you've got everything installed, you won't want to take them apart. For this reason I find the price of 18 € too high. A typical puzzle costs about $10. If this product sold for $10, it…

This is the 4th or 5th product I have purchased from CubicFun. As always, collecting was a lot of fun; My 11 year old boy assembled everything himself, I just sat next to him and couldn't help him more than 3-4 times on complex pieces. The whole thing took about 1.5 hours. The pieces detach easily from the board, snap firmly into place (there were 3 or 4 pieces that were tricky but we managed) and the final product is pretty solid (I've never used glue and they stay together for at least 2…

My husband and I were in Paris. This is one of our fondest memories together. He had a stroke and is now retired. I got this to encourage him to do something other than watch TV all day. It took a while before he actually opened it. But once he did, he was hooked. He works on it every day! It helps him use his mind to think about what you're doing, connect the picture and the pieces, use his hands and fingers more to get the pieces and put them together, as well as the pride that he's doing…