🧩 CubicFun Architectural Puzzles with National Geographic Theme Review

I have visited the Sagrada Familia twice. Surprisingly, the tallest towers have yet to be built. The online 3D models are interesting but still left me confused as to what the tower is. It's clear to me now. It struck me as odd that they called it a jigsaw puzzle because there are instructions for it. However, it is very much like a jigsaw puzzle when you put it together. It's really brilliant.

While I definitely wouldn't say the difficulty of this puzzle is for under 15s, it was fun to build, and it looks better than i expected. It has many layers and takes several hours to complete, although I wish the instructions were a bit better because it can get confusing for some of the very small parts. All the pieces are well cut and fit together as they should, except I had to bend a few more pieces than I should, but it was still fun to put together with enough difficulty for a…

This Sagrada Familia model (like others, I don't consider CubicFun products to be puzzles) is one of the best I've built. The pin-to-hole alignment accuracy is fantastic, even slightly better than some other CubicFun models I've built. I've wanted to come to Barcelona to see this building for a long time as I didn't really "understand" the whole structure; you always see the front facade, and then who knows what's going on behind it. This model allows you to really understand the fantastic…

I've always liked the Taj Majal. It was a pleasure to put together as I usually make very small dollhouse models which require many hours and loads of precision. So it was a nice change from this type of building. I will definitely buy one of these sets again. It's affordable and beautiful to look at right after completion. It was accompanied by a book of beautiful photographs of Indian architecture. I cut out one of the Taj Majal and glued it to one of my hamster's hiding places so she now has