London Cityline 3D Puzzles

This is such an amazing activity for tweens! I wasn't sure what to expect, but I just spent the past hour working on this with my 12 year old and it was such a great experience. The pieces fit together well, it's challenging enough but not frustrating. We can tell already that the final product is going to be study enough to display and he's already cleared a shelf in his room for it! Would definitely recommend this for older kids, or younger with a lot of support.

Perfect gift for a 7/8 - year old, who likes to build and engage with hands - on activities. I thought the difficulty level, size, instructions, popping out the pieces, and the actual building component were all very appropriate. It was an enjoyable activity for a kid to complete, with only minimal adult support needed. Would recommend to break up the project into 3 - 4 manageable parts. One kid loved that the London Eye actually moved and the other loved the tall skyscrapers in New York .

So much fun! I am a teacher and have a unit on Rome. I made this to display in my classroom. The kids loved it and I loved how the piece “breaks off” to show the tunnels underneath. It was also super fun to build. I was able to do it in about an hour. Enjoyed myself. PS made a lovely bath for our classroom elf

This worked out perfectly for what I needed it for quality is pretty good. I only had one problem and maybe it was just user error lol but the one building I had trouble getting to fit together and ended up looking a bit crooked but you can hardly tell. But other than that I’d say it’s a good buy!

Fun to put together and my son loves playing with these.

Some buildings are hard to keep together tape was needed but looks awesome

My almost 13 year old grandson loved this 3D Puzzle!

Nice!