DIY Castle 3D Wooden Puzzle

Took about an hour to build. Looks nice. About my fourth purchase from this company. Very nice decoration when done

It's wooden and unique!! My adult nephew was needing something to busy himself with at the hospital. I sent this and he loves it!! easy to put together, super value, awesome

Very cool 3D wooden puzzle with led lighting included. It went together smoothly and came with enough extras for the delicate pieces so it could be completed easily even if you break a few, which I did.Overall the directions, wood and cuts are good quality and the texture detail is very nice. The pieces all fit together as intended without issues. This makes for a great display piece or gift.

i like anything by this brand i have a few of their models.

great models check out the other that they make in this price range there is a few, this is absolutely awesome, easy to put together, nice and complicated, just as described

Very cool 3D wooden puzzle with led lighting included. It went together smoothly and came with enough extras for the delicate pieces so it could be completed easily even if you break a few, which I did.Overall the directions, wood and cuts are good quality and the texture detail is very nice. The pieces all fit together as intended without issues. This makes for a great display piece or gift.

All pieces are from precisely laser etched 2mm laminate plywood sheets. I have built other similar kits but these sheets seem to be a step up in quality. The laminate construction is very sturdy.In particular the dome at top is very solidly constructed. It reminded me a bit of Monty Python’s Holy Hand Grenade. My picture shows a bit of the internal construction.The instructions could have been a little clearer. Many of the illustrations used dashed red lines to indicate where certain piece tabs are to be assembled, but I found them to be unclear, at least for my old eyes. I often had to look at follow-on illustrations to determine what the result should be.NOTE: I did run a cross one issue in the instructions. Step 6 had two mislabeled pieces. Pieces F2 and F3 should have been F3 and F2 in that order. See my picture. If you follow the instructions as originally indicated, these two pieces do not stack correctly. The larger piece would somewhat obscure the smaller piece behind it. The main entrance archway would not look correctly layered as seen in my picture.Some of the steps felt like you needed three hands, but if you work slowly and carefully you will complete the assembly. I am thankful the pieces are very sturdy. You often need to press very firmly to mesh the tabs properly. Fortunately, some of the more fragile pieces are have one or more extra duplicate copies in case of breakage, which I needed. Just take it slowly.

It has some very small pieces which is a challenge for my old fingers. I’m at the point of attaching the carriage to the balloon part and I either need a 3rd arm and hand or some instructions specifically for the procedure. Unfortunately, I have had to glue some pieces together again because my fingers aren’t nimble enough.

I really loved doing this one...a simply wonderful piece! Beautiful, easy to assemble, parts well fitted...it's a genius piece of engineering, laser cutting, and laser engraving. (I do have arthritic hands, but it was still so easy to assemble.) I made only one change to it: painted the vertical edges of the dome and minarets with a lighter color, in an effort to de-emphasize those otherwise dark edges. This was a sheer Joy to assemble. Added bonus- the light it casts onto the ceiling is amazing.