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Taj Mahal is 950 pieces and measures 16.73" x 16.93" x 12.8" when complete. Travel back to 17th century India and experience what the thousands of artisans and craftsmen who built this "crown of palaces" must have felt as they pieced together one of the Wonders of the World. Recommended for ages 12 and up. Released 2013.
Themes: Landmarks & Monuments
| Age | 11+ |
| Puzzle Type | 3D Puzzle, Jigsaw Puzzle |
| Mfg. Part Number | W3D-2001 |
| UPC Number | 665541020018 |
| Puzzle Category | Travel & Monuments |
| Item Number | 71712 |
| Availability | Online Only |
My son and 2 grandchildren, ages 15 and 17, and I worked on the puzzle together and individually. We loved it -- I think it was very challenging as there is not a big color differentiation and the towers are tricky as well as the dome. I probably would not have enjoyed doing it by myself as I have difficulty with spatial relationships but my son and the kids loved it. We completed it in 3 days and it is beautiful to look at when finished. A definite success!
shipping was much faster than I expected. great service
haven't done a three-d in a while. it went well
So Realistic..! It's Awesome! From a distance, unless one touches it, it looks like 'The Real' Marble inlayed Taj Mahal..!!
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