🏰 Immerse Yourself in Neuschwanstein: 3D Jigsaw Puzzle with 890 Pieces Review

In the past I have bought several Wrebbit 3D puzzles for a teenager who enjoys putting them together. I think she will like this one I want to give her for the Christmas holidays. However, I am concerned that some parts may have fallen out of the packaging. The shipping box with the puzzle was too narrow and the person who packed it squeezed the puzzle box a bit. In fact, it was difficult to take out only the puzzle box from the packaging box. I tried opening both ends to push it out but ended…

This was done in 17 hours by my 15 year old, 17 year old and I. My son and I tend to be mechanical. Some preliminary work is required (removing pieces that are not part of the puzzle). Be extremely careful when sorting, we almost lost a few pieces that were attached to the rubbish. The instructions weren't great, but I don't know if there's an easier way to describe the connection process. You need to refer the box and many views to the final installation. There were two walls that are not…

Something about 3D puzzles makes castles the perfect theme. Numerous buildings, turrets, odd little architectural details that are always of interest transfer very well to foam and paper and this one is no exception. Neuschwanstein is probably one of the most well-known castles outside of Disney (which themselves took some hints from here) and when you're done it makes a fantastic model. The documentation does a good job of showing all the completed apartments before you start the final…

What a great puzzle game. This was our first 3D puzzle and we loved it. It's really different than in 2D, you not only have to visualize which pieces go where, but how they all fit together in 3D. You assemble many walls and sections in 2D before assembling them all. The only problem is I think we're picking the best - this one is super fun and looks amazing when it's all put together. Others I see for sale look simpler than this castle with its many twists and turns and turrets and turrets…