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Explore the wonders of the universe with the Mudpuppy Solar System puzzle. Created by artist Paul Daviz, this captivating jigsaw puzzle features a stunning depiction of our solar system. With its vibrant colors and detailed illustrations, it's sure to ignite the imagination of any young stargazer. Measuring 23" x 17", this 70-piece puzzle is perfect for children aged 5 and above. Whether it's for playtime or educational purposes, this space-themed puzzle is an excellent way to introduce kids to the wonders of outer space. Get ready for an out-of-this-world adventure!
Themes: Space
| Age | 5+ |
| Artist | Paul Daviz |
| Puzzle Type | Children's Puzzles, Jigsaw Puzzle |
| Mfg. Part Number | 9780735351950 |
| UPC Number | 9780735351950 |
| Puzzle Category | Children's Puzzles |
| Item Number | 129612 |
| Availability | Online Only |
I bought this last year for my Grandson's 7th birthday. We assemble it every time he comes over. The pieces and the box are very sturdy and best quality. We assemble all the other pieces and then put the planets in last. He likes to learn and talk about space and the solar system. I am searching now for a new one from this same company to buy him this year and hope he loves it as much as this solar system puzzle.
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