Big Ben

I bought this 3D Jigsaw Puzzle for my little cousin, she loved it! She had so much fun building it, I must say it isn't so difficult to build because is really just building by numbers and there is no real puzzle or need to figure out where the parts go. I could be better if you have to figure out on your own where each part goes, it can be more enjoyable also for the adults and the building time will be longer. Anyhow, the quality is excellent, there is a cardboard base with four holding clips where you can solid fix the puzzle. It is very nice, fun for each child!

I have the globe jigsaw which my daughter loves to do, so i thought I would get her this for Christmas. As with all of these puzzles, quality is excellent and is a good challenge. You have a cardboard base that you insert 4 clear holding clips. The corners of the tower fold in to make the corner parts. When you get to the clock faces, you have 2 plastic squares that hold the extruded clocks. We found the hardest part was the spire in getting the fold just right to complete it. But it was a great accomplishment when we did. Next time will try to do it without looking at the numbers on the back to match pieces.

Our grandchildren from 6 - 11 years find these a lot of fun. Perhaps parental help needed to put pieces in number order for the younger ones. Bending corners also a bit of a challenge but do-able. Also recommend the Lighthouse and Eiffel Tower. Looking forward to Christmas and doing the big globe all together. The pieces are sturdy and numbers readable on the flat. Just sort 91 from 16 otherwise a process of elimination will get you there.

My son has wanted one of these for awhile. He wanted London bridge, but got this one to start him off, see how he got on. It was smaller and cheaper, for a first go. If u think its made easier, by pieces being numbered, don't worry its still a puzzle, trying to find the right pieces. It fits together brill, very solid. I knocked it on the floor and it still stayed in one piece. Only thing we found is it doesn't fit onto the base very well, but my son didn't mind, as he wanted it to stand on its own, anyway, which it does. The main clock part fits together but then just sits onto the bottom part. Easy enough for a child to do with a little help.

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Loved this 3D puzzle. My 7 and 10 year old spent a good few hours on it and thoroughly enjoyed it. At first I thought the numbers would make it too easy but not at all.. In fact without the numbers it would be virtually impossible for kids. The very top is quite tricky and fiddly and so I had to do that bit for them but on the whole they were able to do most of it on their own.

Value for money if u think 1 piece missing is ok. Takes bit more patience to build but good fun. Will buy more 3D puzzles great for all ages

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Ravensburgerの「3Dパズル ビッグベン（216ピース）」は、家族で楽しめる知育玩具として非常に満足度の高い製品です。特に子どもとの共同作業に最適で、親子のコミュニケーションを深める良い機会となりました。 このパズルは、接着剤不要で組み立てられる設計となっており、各ピースには番号が振られているため、初心者でも安心して取り組めます。完成後の高さは約41cmと存在感があり、部屋のインテリアとしても映える仕上がりです。また、パズルのピースは高品質なプラスチック製で、組み立て後も安定感があります。 組み立て時間は約1〜2時間程度で、集中して取り組むことで達成感を得られます。特に、ロンドンのランドマークであるビッグベンを自分の手で再現できる喜びは格別です。子どもにとっても、歴史や地理への興味を引き出すきっかけとなるでしょう。 全体的に、品質、デザイン、教育的価値のバランスが取れた素晴らしい製品です。家族での時間を大切にしたい方や、子どもの知的好奇心を育てたい方に、ぜひおすすめしたい一品です。

Gave this to my granddaughter age 9. She managed putting it together on her own. It is the first 3D PUZZLE we’ve done and enjoyed it.

This is a very fun puzzle for older kids and adults alike. The plastic pieces fit perfectly and once assembled it is even more beautiful than in pictures. The assembly is suggested to be done in three major steps - some pieces for the base, some for the middle portion and some for the final top portion. The base and middle are easiest and the top portion does require some precision and dexterity. The entire puzzle took a leisurely two hours for an adult and a child working together. This is a very fun toy that also encourages kids to learn about the Big Ben in London. Made in Czech Republic.

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Das Puzzle besteht aus dünnen Kunststoffteilen, die z.T. geknickt werden müssen. Die Teile sind sehr haltbar. Durch das Knicken der Seitenteile entsteht ein sehr realistischer Nachbau. Allerdings ist ein Zusammensetzen für kleinere Kinder sehr schwierig. Man kann sich weniger am Bild orientieren, da die Teile sich kaum unterscheiden, als viel mehr an den Zahlen, die auf der Rückseite der Teile aufgedruckt sind und die man nacheinander "anstecken" muss. Dadurch ist der normale Puzzle-Spaß, nämlich ein Bild entstehen zu lassen durch das Finden gleicher Farbteile o.ä., sehr in den Hintergrund gerückt. Man muss lediglich die Teile von 1 - 216 nacheinander zusammenstecken. Das Puzzle war von meinem Sohn (10 Jahre) bereits nach weniger als 1 Stunde fertig aufgebaut. Trotz der dünnen Kunststoffteile ist das Puzzle sehr kompakt und haltbar (hat bereits einen Sturz heil überstanden) und sieht auch dekorativ aus.