3D Puzzles for Adults London Cityline Puzzles for Gifts for Teenage Girls Architecture Building Gifts for Women Men, Tower Bridge, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, The London Eye, 107 Pieces

We did a trip to London last fall and I've been looking for a cool display piece every since to commemorate it, but most Lego sets and such are too small or not detailed enough. This guy takes up a good pop of space and has the big ticket items that we saw while there. As to the puzzle itself, it was fun, moderately challenging, and able to be finished within a few hours. My 8yo helped by popping out a lot of the slots. It's not nearly as fragile as I had initially thought, so having her help was just fine. The directions are pictures, Ikea style, but very doable. Anytime I messed up I was able to figure out where my mistake was pretty easily. I'd love to see this same set done for other cities, esp Washington DC. Or even just a generic Zoo set would be nice. If those came out, I'd buy them for sure.

This 3d puzzle is very cool! I purchased it to build with my son and he enjoyed it very much! The end result looks amazing. I will definitely buy more models.

I gave this to my 7 year old for Christmas after he became obsessed with the I survived 9/11 book, and it was a hit. It took us a few days to complete. He did need some help assembling some of the pieces, but he was careful and did most of it on his own. It has a little pop out tool to help with small pieces. The set had several famous landmarks and even 3 little cars to go with it. It seems good quality foam cover pieces with nice details. Even after some pieces were accidentally bent while assembling (like the needles on the skyscrapers, they still stand straight. The only problem we had was the Statue of Liberty at the end, because her cloak didn't wrap around her and ripped when we were trying to fold it over. I would still definitely recommend to anyone who loves architecture and puzzles. I will probably get another for my daughter who really got interested in it while her little brother was building it!

We spent about 3 hours putting together this city model with my 8 year old. It looks great as an assembled piece and was a lot of fun to put together. This is a great activity that lets kids learn about other countries and practice architectural skills. The pieces are strong enough to withstand pressure and even some mishandling. The instructions are very clear and easy to follow. Great gift overall!

Gift for grandson! He is eight and had no trouble putting it together!

My 14 years enjoyed this birthday present.

The person I gave the puzzle to absolutely loved it

My 6 year old built this in 2 days. Instructions were easy to follow, pretty sturdy. Only downfall was that some of the parts were too difficult for him to put together but it does say it’s for kids 8+. And he got to learn about the buildings too. Now he wants to go to New York.