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5.8.2015

After decorating to make a London Themed room I obviously wanted some models of the historical landmarks that are found in the city. Having previously purchased Ravensburger's Big Ben original version and Tower Bridge ( both highly recommended ) I had some experience of building these models before.I found all of them rather easy to build. Each piece is numbered so on a large table I gathered the pieces up in to groups of 10 ( 1-9, 10-19, 20-29 etc... ) and then began to build in order. The top of the tower has quite small pieces and can be tricky to put together but it is worth the effort and a little patience.For sure the corners can be a little tricky too.I found you often have to bend the piece at a 90 degree angle first and then apply it to what you've built already. Holding in one side as you push the other side in to place. It sounds more complicated than I can explain here but it's not.Once you've assembled it which should take between an hour to an hour and a half depending on your ability. Separating the pieces out in to smaller groups as I mentioned earlier helps cut the time down too as your not looking in a heap of tiny plastic pieces every time.Once you've put the AAA batteries ( not supplied ) in to the light unit and then located in the base you'll notice that the ON/OFF switch is under the model which is a slight draw back as you have to lift the entire model up to turn the light on or off. This cannot detract from how beautiful the model of Big Ben is once completed. There are two lighting modes. One is a constant white light which illuminates the tower as most would see it on their travels to the real landmark. I know, I've been several times.The other lighting mode is one that fades from one colour to the next and looks wonderful.On the whole this is a wonderful model that you can take pride in building yourself and will prove to be a lovely focal point for anyone visiting, just like the real thing. Highly recommended. I just hope Ravensburger bring out more of these wonderful 3D kits in future
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5.11.2016

Ravensburger Lighthouse - Night Edition 3d Puzzle is created, using the latest 3d puzzle technology. This model is one of the easier Ravensburger 3d puzzles. The age group is 10-99. My 6-year-old son and I completed it together in one sitting, as it is pretty straightforward.It has a solid base, a striking design and a light beacon created by LED technology.Puzzle pieces are unique in shape and are easy to slot together. Each piece has a number on the back and a little arrow pointing in the direction of where the next piece should go.The puzzle itself consists of 216 high quality plastic pieces plus three additional building props - a plastic base which imitates the rock with steps going up to the entrance door,a middle section and a top tower with the beacon.You will need 3 AA batteries for the light to work, and there is a switch on the side of the power.The top tower doesn't rotate but as the light pulsates, it creates an illusion of a rotating beam.As always, when working on 3d puzzles, we have first put the puzzle pieces in units of ten - it's much easier to assemble it when all the pieces are already found.If you find this job too easy, you can always assemble your puzzle by looking at the coloured side and design. That would be more challenging and time-consuming.It is a beautiful puzzle, with a really striking design.Disclosure: We received this 3d puzzle for free for the purposes of testing and reviewing. All opinions are ours.
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10.7.2016

I bought this puzzle as a Christmas Present and it was very well received, with the unique 3D structure and lights making it a great gift for someone who enjoys jigsaw puzzles but has been stuck doing jigsaw puzzles in only two dimensions. The puzzle is not the most challenging, but is still a fun build and looks great once it is finished.The pieces are strong, helping to ensure that the final structure is sturdy. If knocked it the puzzle can topple quite easily as its attachment to the base isn't very strong, however when I have knocked it off its stand (from about 1 metre above a wooden floor) the plastic puzzle pieces remained undamaged and the structure was easily put together again.The lights look great (especially in darkness or low light), with two settings where either the colours changing gradually from one to the next (you are not able to control this) or with a single white colour, and the LED's are very bright making the colour of the LED's clear throughout the entire structure (I have provided images of both settings). Once complete the puzzle can work as a unique item of mood lighting using the colour changing LED's.Overall a really good item for anyone who enjoys jigsaw puzzles which is unique, well built and looks good.
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28.12.2017

This was received as a gift for Christmas. I had great fun assembling it, it is very easy to do (took about an hour and a half) as each piece is numbered but could be assembled without reference to the numbers to make it more challenging. As mentioned in some other reviews, the tower is more tricky to put together but isn't too difficult with a bit of thought and perseverance. Fitting the finished article to the base is fiddly and not very secure and is the only part of the product that I consider is poorly designed but I made some adjustments to make it more stable. Despite this, the overall quality still deserves the five stars. When lit,the effect is charming and very effective in the white light setting but a little gimmicky on the changing colour setting. Planning on using it as an attractive and unusual bedside night light (alright, I am an acknowledged, fully paid up geek) . Overall, an excellent and very satisfying product for geeks and, maybe, non- geeks alike.
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20.12.2015

This was the choice of gifts they asked for their 7 th bday, I wasn't sure on how hard this would be as its recommendations are from 10 to 99.But after a lot of reading opted In. We placed them into sets of 100's and units. With the abacus to help place the sequence in the right slot, we them did 10 at one time, we tried it first by the clours, and then buy the. Numbers, it's very easy to follow, as the up arrow means that the next unit rowl Starts on the arrow, showing the direction to go, it's so easy and so much concentration is needed, there is a few cartoons on the pictures. They have two,separate battery compartment, one takes 2 AA, and the other, takes 1AA, it has a on/off switch and the light house effect Is so real, apprentky there are a few beacons to mean differnt safety measures from land ahead, to shallow water n rocks , it's stand of rock. IS soft plastic n are the features n pieces are hard plastic,It'd be happy to received it as a gift
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12.12.2014

This review has two parts...Firstly the puzzle is fantastic, my son (9) really enjoyed building it.He had wanted it for ages and was so pleased with it,hence the five stars.The downside was the packaging......This was a birthday gift,but the puzzle unexpectedly arrived in just clear shrink-wrapping not normal Amazon packaging. Thankfully it arrived when we were all out,so my neighbour took it in and had the sense to bring it around once our kids were in bed, so we were able to hide it. If it had arrived whilst we were in, my son would have see it before his birthday,which would have been annoying. I don't recall seeing any warning at the time of ordering that it would arrive like that.I understand they may be doing it to cut down on packaging and I am all for that, but as Amazon parcels are normally big brown boxes a warning would have been great and I would have made sure I had it delivered to an alternative address!
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2.1.2019

We have previously made Big Ben and The Leaning Tower of Pisa, and Buckingham Palace is definitely the hardest we have done. The instructions could do with more details. The pieces that bend must be bent to right angles. The ones with "hinges" fold in and the idea is to line up the three bits. I found it worked better if I bent it then sat with it for awhile gentle asserting pressure. The others bend out.It is important to bend the pieces before you place them on the jigsaw. If you try to bend them whilst on the jigsaw they are likely to break and you may knock down what you have already built.We couldn't get it perfect around the base,and the roof is a little "leaky" and the gates are a little wonky (you don't build the gates they could ready made.) But it does look pretty impressive. The attention to detail is good.Overall this is not the easiest out of the 3D range, but it does make an outstanding looking jigsaw.
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30.12.2017

Bought this jigsaw as my nephew asked for it for Xmas. I obliged as I knew I'd be the one building it as he simply doesn't have the patience!The pieces are made if quite a thick and sturdy plastic which are very durable. Each piece is also numbered on the back to make things easy if you wish. The LED lights within the base are quite bright and illuminate the finished puzzle quite nicely.My only gripes with this is that the 4 little black pieces you place at the base of the puzzle are finicky as hell to place and often fall into the well designed to hold the light box. Would be useful if they attached to the base unit maybe. Also, the whole puzzle didn't take long to complete.Mind you that's not really a fault of this jigsaw haha.I would recommend this product, entertained us for a short period of time on Xmas day. For the extra challenge, complete it without using the numbers.
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14.12.2018

they are fabulous to do they stretch the mind having to find where a number goes as it is 3D the numbers go up, to the side., upside down and you have to have a good knowledge of numbers. I love sorting out the numbers for each layer and then building that layer which sometimes it has spaces which make you think that you have done it wrong but you haven't. I love being able to light it up once I have finished. I have 5 now and I hope to have some for Christmas to add to my collection and the beauty of when they are all lite up at night and the different colors are shinning out to the ceiling it is magic. I say NO to them not being durable because if you grab some of them in the wrong place they can just collapse in on their selves.London Tower Bridge is the worst for durability as it lifts up to let boats through just as if it was the real thing.Read full review...
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23.1.2013

This was a present for my 10 yr old and she really enjoyed doing it over Christmas. (Once on the big day and again on Boxing Day.) There are a few trickier bits like the hinged pieces at corners which need folding before use and the flat dividers between sections and under the base were awkward to fit firmly to the puzzle. However all-in-all she really enjoys completing it and packs it away carefully so as not to lose pieces! It is good to have a little difficulty included to make it a challenge to complete it.I would recommend this to anyone and will be buying (or adding to wish lists) other puzzles in the same series.6 months later this puzzle is still coming out of the cupboard and being redone - I had wondered if it would be the sort of thing that only got made once,but it isn't!
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27.2.2013

This is a very nice gift and fun to build, though once you've finished admiring it, you're left wondering quite what to do with it! As you can probably see, the tower is in three sections, lower, middle and top, with plastic platforms in between. We found the upper plastic platform simply would not seat itself properly on the middle section and this made the tower very wobbly and unstable. After a great deal of investigation we eventually found the trouble lay in the hinged, corner pieces of the jigsaw. It's really important to make sure these are firmly and fully bent into a 90-degree corner - quite hard to do for tiny fingers - otherwise the sides of the tower imperceptibly bulge out and the platform won't fit over them properly.I hope this helps someone.
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2.12.2012

This 216 piece plastic puzzle is pretty good fun to put together. The pieces are labelled on the back so, if you wish, you can put them together in order, number one has an arrow pointing to where to attach number 2 and so on. You could also, of course assemble it the traditional way, but this would probably be quite hard as the shading is all pretty similar.The puzzle is well made, and has a glossy finish and looks nice on display once made. There are a few plastic solid sections which separate the different floors - these fit well but the feet are prone to coming apart from the base. In general the pieces are accurately numbered, although we found a few which were unclear as the number was on the hinge.As a first 3D puzzle I would recommend
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7.3.2019

Compared to the globe 3D puzzles we found this one a lot easier. It’s still a little fiddly and you need a bit of patience but it took about 3 hours for an adult to put together. All the pieces were there and there were plastic supports between tiers that locks that layer which makes it more sturdy. You can still crush it though if you lean on it but nowhere near as fragile as the world globe. It lights up beautifully and looks great. If you’re buying for children it will need supervision, a gentle hand and some organising (each piece is numbered and it helps to get them in order first). If you are used to 3D models this isn’t that hard,but if you haven’t done these before it’s definitely worth a go but take it slow.
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26.11.2014

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.

20.1.2016

It's a great mind task, took a day to complete, it's very very well made, the sides have a hinged ready made pieces,that need to be closed tight before starting, the stand has an on/ off switch it can be turned on with white light to give an golden effect like shown in picture ,or left with 3 led lights that change color after 3 sec delay it's so big, tall n worth around 10k not 3.5 k its a million dollars worth of kit , I paid 10.99 for mine n now it's at 4 k wow that's what we call profit making I wish you well n hope you make it to a billion sire sir by 67 yrs old enjoy ripping us off we enjoy lookng at 4k puzzles at 10,.99 cheers

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