We had a blast putting it together.
We decided to do it the "easy" way and follow the numbering system on the backs of all the pieces. Even so, it took us about 3-4 hours to do.
And the top piece means it's finished!
Ta-da! It came with this neat stand that it can spin around on. We have been using it alot for school, and it makes a great conversation piece.
Thank you TX cousins!!
We got one of these for Christmas too. We haven't worked it yet though. Thanks for the reminder:)
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What a great puzzle...and a great globe! It's nice to see how well the pieces stay together. I've seen these puzzles and thought it might be really hard to get the pieces into a sphere. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteIf there was no fighting over who got to put in the very last piece, then I'm impressed!
ReplyDeleteWe have this too! Joshua was given it as a gift when he was in the hospital. It's very cool!
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Leslie
I've often seen that one and thought it cool. One of these years we'll have to invest.... Either that or I want a real globe someday!
ReplyDeleteGlad you guys enjoyed making the puzzle! Looks good!! Love!
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