🏗️ Enhanced Assembly Solutions for Construction Building Decoration Review

A very nice Christmas present I got for my 13 year old nephew who loves building things. He built it in about an hour and he has a lot of experience with this type of activity. The best part is that some parts move/rotate after assembly.

I deduct 1 star because assembly will be impossible as some parts require opening of work already completed. Once you find this, everything is fine, with some bugs as the parts don't always match. Win sandpaper and patience. You will need glue, some parts just can't do without.

I really enjoyed working on this and I feel like it's the right level for me. The instructions could be improved but they can be followed. I was surprised how durable and that almost all parts fit relatively well. A piece broke when I was finished, but I blame it on my excitement to finish. I will be buying another one which will take a little longer to assemble. It took less than two hours

This is one of my favorite wooden puzzles I've ever solved. The parts are very durable and the instructions are easy to follow. It's a lot more detailed than I expected. I was able to put it together in about two hours while watching TV, so it's actually a very simple piece. The only problem I had was that the two pieces holding the windmill didn't fit together so I just glued it on, it doesn't spin but still looks good.

A fun project with a little supervision for 7 and 5 year olds. We started with the usual flat puzzles. And that was our first 3D update. The fact that this is an unusual design is a bonus because now they know all about windmills. Cross your fingers as the block of wood seems solid enough. I'll try to glue the prices together. And let the kids paint, and the windmill will become a permanent structure somewhere between Barbie and Hot Wheels.

We also made other 3D puzzles and this one was very disappointing. In general, the parts just didn't fit well together, and there were conflicts between the parts. For example 4 "same" pieces. However, they only work in a specific order. We had to disassemble the parts several times and try them out in different orders. Plus, you'll probably have to knock out a few hundred tiny stakes from the leftovers. I understand that part. However, there are other places where the small inserts should NOT…

I enjoy assembling 3D wooden puzzles and I would say it's quite difficult due to the tight fit of the pieces. There are a few things to note: 1. The pieces fit together very snugly and you need to be careful when fitting them. I almost broke a few pieces trying to drown them out. Also, my hand got a little red, and then I felt a little pain. 2. One of the instructions he asks for is to glue the windows to the wall of the house. However, glue is NOT included. I had to go to great lengths to buy…

I have bought and assembled some other 3D wooden puzzles from other companies and found that this one was made of significantly inferior wood. I never had the pieces until I finished this puzzle. The 3 important pieces that hold things together just fell apart. Luckily I have glue and spare wood so I can fix things. The instructions are also less clear. You have to look for the piece on the instructions and then look for it on the wooden panels. Other companies label things right on the sheets…