CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
Description
Springbok?? puzzle dies are hand cut to ensure that no pieces are alike and that the pieces are interlocking. These features along with the variety of image designs make Springbok?? the brand that puzzlers collect.
Product Details
Product Length:
20.0 inches
Product Width:
20.0 inches
Product Height:
0.19 inches
Package Length:
12.1 inches
Package Width:
9.4 inches
Package Height:
1.9 inches
Package Weight:
1.1 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 2 reviews
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 2 customer reviews )
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high quality jigsaw puzzle, springbok Jan 31, 2011
By Karen T I just completed this puzzle but was very frustrated by the end of it. I have done other Springbok 500-pc puzzles in just a couple of hours but the muted colors of the trees in this puzzle turned fun into frustration. I do believe that Springbok remains the highest quality puzzle available today as so many of the other brands are so cheaply made the pieces do not fully interlock. So - if you want a challenging Sprinkbok brand puzzle - select this one. For pure fun, a challenge and beauty, I would first recommend their "Crimson Road," "Pebble Beach," or Misty River" puzzles. If you want a really good challenge - try the 1000-pc Springbok hot air balloons! Above all - have fun no matter which you choose.
unusual jigsaw Jan 18, 2012
By P. Hundley Nicely packaged and promptly delivered but pieces are oddly shaped and larger than expected which makes finished picture considerably bigger than expected for a 500 piece puzzle. It would be helpful to include finished dimensions in the description for the benefit of those of us with limited working space.
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based on 2 reviews
high quality jigsaw puzzle, springbok Jan 31, 2011
By Karen T
unusual jigsaw Jan 18, 2012
By P. Hundley
