Castle Original 3D Crystal Puzzle from BePuzzled, Ages 12 and Up

I got this for my husband he has a lot of them but didn't have this one he put it together pretty fast he said it was like a L2 not L3 but still loved it

I love doing this, it gives you the instructions on the back of the box, it gives you the place where you can go to find instructions but I didn't really use it because that is the point, like on a regular puzzle it just gives you the picture of the box and you have to assemble it and so does this(btw the photo looks better in person, my phone doesn't capture all the features)

A wonderful puzzle - kept several grandkids busy for a couple of hours until they solved it

Great puzzles - all of them and different from others because they are three dimensional. I am a seventy-year-old “child”. I have already built seven of these figures (Windmill, Castle, Owl, Rubber duck, Cat and kitten, Teddy bear and Rabbit) and I already bought three more to assemble next (Eiffel tower, Carrousel and Lion). They are very pretty, so, I have them displayed on a table in my work room. At the beginning I got a little frustrated because it was all too new to me, but after the first adjustment, with some patience, I understood the way that it had to be done (and little by little, I developed some strategies to construct the figures more easily). So, after a short time, I found them very entertaining and soothing. The task of building the figures requires spatial and other mental skills which can be developed by engaging with these figures. I wish teens would have the patience to make these figures (maybe with a grownup contributing). For grownups, they can surely release some stress and make you feel proud of yourself. The Castle is hard because it has very small pieces. I would start first with one of the others.

I got the puzzle in time it was acording to size. the difficulty was great not to easy but still confusing enough to make you think

Enjoyed working on this with the family!

I bought this for my son-in-law because he loves puzzles and I thought this would be a real challenge. He admitted to me today that it is proving more difficult than he expected, but he's going to stick with it. Perhaps I should have started with a Level 1 in difficulty? Something to consider in future purchases.

This is not the quality or material I thought it was going to be. It's made of plastic which slightly disproves the "crystal" adjective in the product title. It's very difficult to assemble, not made user friendly like a normal puzzle. We're used to 1000-5000 piece puzzles, this one is more difficult than any we've ever put together.

The unit does not comes with any instructions...they have to be downloaded from the vendor site. As for the instructions itself....all it contains is a list of the pieces and a picture...you are on your own to assemble the puzzle.

There were no instructions. The puzzle took a long time to complete. Once assembled, it came apart rather easily. It was small but very pretty once completed.