🧩 Daron Brooklyn Bridge 64-Piece Puzzle Review

I bought this for my autistic nephew who is obsessed with bridges and skylines and loves it. He assembled it quickly and easily and then examined it for several days. This is a really cool puzzle!

I bought this hoping I thought it would take MUCH less time to build than it actually was. That's good because it was a good time consuming project. Took me just over 2 hours to assemble which is very cool. The instructions are VERY easy to follow. For the price you can't beat it.

This is not a model. It's more of a mystery. Use the exacto knife to cut through the "flash" part. It's paper and it won't be nice when pulled. Once you figure out how the tabs fit and hold things together, everything will be clear. I've found that it's better to push some of the pieces out of the grooves with the protrusion of the second piece. You have to push these parts out in hard-to-reach places.

I was so excited to buy this for my husband and son. I skipped the recommended age of 12 and over and my 4 year old quickly lost focus. But I think it will be a fun project for kids 7+. I'm still giving that 4 stars because it was my age flaw, but I'm taking 1 star for the ease of removing puzzle pieces. You have to slide all the pieces out and that's not easy to do by hand if you want them to stay pristine. We used the tool and after assembling it, the bridge turned out great.

I usually prefer Cubicfun puzzles, but this one was just as good. Same architectural style, cardboard cutouts that fit inside each other. Long, thin pieces (like the mast antenna) may seem fragile, but I haven't managed to solve any of the 7+ puzzles yet. I had to glue the base, but I had to do that on most, regardless of brand. It's designed quite cleverly so that almost every piece "snaps" the other in place. Assembly took a few hours, which cost me time. It wasn't particularly difficult, but

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…