Cinque Terre

a nightmare dealing with Buffalo Games about a missing piece. they will replace it but for a completely different puzzle. do no recommend from this manufacture.

You need a BIG table for this one, and a lot of patience

Of all the Buffalo puzzles I've done (5 so far) this one is my favorite. A beautiful picture, it came alive as it formed. Fit and finish are superb. I give a hearty recommendation for fun and a challenge.

The puzzle is gorgeous and the quality is great. The only thing that I wish it had is that they could be color coded on the back to facilitate splitting it into smaller chunks of work. Colors are vivid, cardboard is thick and there are no broken or missing pieces. Definitely a beauty.

Wow, this is a beautiful image. While the initial appearance is bright and colorful with a lot of variety, it is deceptive. The smaller pieces make everything more challenging. You end up looking for the little details and defining characteristics when putting the town together. Luckily, there is just enough color gradients in the ocean and sky to make it doable but not frustrating. Another fine example of a Buffalo puzzle.

Just started this but I like the pieces, they fit together nicely and have enough of a different shape to them so that I can tell if I have the right one or not. Colors are vibrant and there is actually very little puzzle dirt in the bottom of the box to shake out!

I really enjoyed this puzzle the quality was really great, thick pieces but a lot fit together that don't acually go together. That was the only problem I had with this one.