🧩 Challenging Ravensburger Eiffel Jigsaw Puzzle for Adults: Unlock your Inner Puzzle-Master! Review

It's not the easiest of puzzles, but it was certainly interesting. The pieces are small and numbered on the back to divide them into three pieces (some for the base, some for the middle, and some for the top). The parts fit together very well as they are precisely cut. It took about two hours for an adult and a child and was a lot of fun. When finished, this 3D puzzle looks great and can serve as a model for kids who love Eiffel Tower. Manufactured in the Czech Republic.

Terrible. Couldn't get together. "Joined" corners don't flex enough. A piece was missing. No instructions. All pieces are numbered on the back, but it is not specified if they are all meant to be lined up. It may seem strange, but some parts have different numbers, but the picture on the front is the same. So they should be ok? Why a picture puzzle when flipping the pieces and lining up the numbers is more important? In general, not only annoying, but also of poor quality. Good idea, but it…

Pros:* Easy to assemble* Fits well except for a few gaps at the edges* Parts are strong (but can be brittle) Bad:* Printing often tears at the edges because you have to bend the edges. *One part broke when I was taking it apart when rearranging it during assembly.* Parts are numbered on the back, but the writing is too small to read unless you have good close-up vision. * Low resolution: Maybe 72 dpi.* The brown plastic pieces (for the base, top and segments) look plain and untextured next to…

This puzzle consists of three separate parts: 1. The base, which is the floor2. Center 3. I think the first thing you should do before you start assembling this puzzle is to bend all the corner pieces. If you start assembling before you do, it won't be easy to bend once you have a part. Always connect the verses piece by piece, but please don't bend them or your piece may break! Made of thin plastic, this puzzle snaps together easily with each piece interlocking with the other. It wasn't the…

What a fun puzzle! The great thing about this puzzle is that all of the pieces look very, VERY similar and are nothing more than bars. but there are subtle differences between the parts, and it takes a keen, keen eye to notice those differences. The tower has four sides. There are four separate identical pieces on each side - that's the beauty of it. If you can figure out which piece fits on one side, you've automatically figured out the remaining three sides IF you can find three identical…

Quality: The quality of this puzzle is amazing. The pieces are plastic, not regular paper on cardboard. The edges of the tower are actually parts that you fold. I think I could disassemble and reassemble it a few times and it would never break. Difficulty: I don't puzzle, I'm a Francophile, so I just followed the instructions on the back of each piece and was able to put it all together in under two hours. Each part is numbered and has an arrow pointing to the side where the next sequentially…

This was my very first 3D puzzle and while Ravensburger makes good puzzles I don't think I'll pick it up again. The pieces fit together well except when you get to the corner pieces where the tension of the mold makes it difficult to put them together. I'm in my 40's and with arthritis it was quite difficult to assemble the upper without the pressure required to keep one piece from falling apart when the other side was attached to it. As another reviewer said, it takes small hands and a lot of…