🧩 Unleash Your Creative Freedom with Liberty Imports Statue Puzzle Pieces! Review

My son loves jigsaw puzzles so I decided to buy him this 3D puzzle to use as part of a 3rd grade project. The directions were a bit confusing. But with a little help, he was able to assemble it. The puzzle wasn't very strong. All in all it was a really good 3D puzzle game. He received many compliments for his project, especially his 3D puzzle.

I've always loved jigsaw puzzles and 3D has always been my passion so I ordered this product to try and assemble soon. I love its colors and design, as I've already completed Notre Dame de Paris I'm sure I can do it too! Thank you again for making these products so affordable!

These jigsaw puzzles are so good to keep the kids busy during the summer holidays. It looks so good in my Sondra 3D Puzzles collection and gets a lot of attention and compliments from all visitors. Plan to buy more and yes it's stable and reliable, I've had it for the past year. This is not very difficult for older children, but it is quite suitable for a 5-year-old.

Pieces are easy to place, but large segments are difficult to assemble as there is no way to apply enough force to the tabs when prompted to assemble the segments. If you were to build from the bottom up, it would be easy to break the ground while building and it would be difficult to place the top segments. Bad design all round but my son loves it so I gave them 2 stars.

I ordered this for my 7 year old grandson and we had a lot of fun putting it together. He enjoyed doing it and was enthusiastic about the end product. Just one complaint - we need better instructions because sometimes we've had a really hard time figuring out how the pieces should fit together (and I mean both of us, not just my grandson - in fact he did). better than I did sometimes when I figured out how the pieces fit together). Overall I was satisfied with the product.

Don't, I repeat, DO NOT knock out the numbered pieces of the puzzle before you start assembling it. The parts are NOT used in numerical order and when you knock them out you don't know which part is which. For example, take a quick look at the instructions and you will see that the tower is composed of parts 12, 7 and 30. These aren't exact numbers, but I'm just trying to show that it's not built in the correct order. What do you mean. I bought this product for my child to use on a school…

I think this is only marketed as a "puzzle" because the build quality is too poor to be offered as a "model". You will receive a die-cut foam model with graphics already applied to the surface. The pieces are numbered and explained with decently clear visual instructions, which assemble into a slot and ledge model that you won't want to take apart and put back together like a regular jigsaw puzzle. In fact, this is a souvenir for a one-time assembly and exhibition, and it is too delicate for…