Ravensburger 216pc Brandenburg Gate 3D Puzzle

Build a 3D model of Berlin's Brandenburg Gate. Berlin's Brandenburg Gate was constructed in 1791 to represent peace. Although part of the Berlin wall during the years of Communist government, the gate now stands as a symbol of reunification of the two sides of this remarkable city and country. The finished puzzle building is assembled using the 324 high quality plastic puzzle pieces, you can either assemble your building “by eye” (using the printed design representing the stonework), or you may prefer to refer to the reference numbers printed on the reverse side of the pieces. Put the pieces together in sequence and see this amazing monument appear before your eyes. This would make an excellent pastime or gift for someone interested in architecture or tourism, a lovely memento of a visit to Berlin and may appeal to traditional puzzle fans after a new challenge.

Since 1891 we've been making the world's finest puzzles in Ravensburg, Germany. Attention to detail has made Ravensburger the world's greatest puzzle brand! Use an exclusively developed, extra-thick cardboard combined with our fine, linen-structured paper to create a glare-free puzzle image for a quality you can see and feel. Our steel cutting tools are designed and crafted by hand. This ensures that no two pieces are alike and guarantees a perfect interlocking fit. Enjoy Ravensburger quality with this family-friendly activity today!

Features:

• Pieces: 216 pcs
• Type: 3D Puzzle
• Finished Size: 10 x 27 x 30 cm
• Box Size: 37 x 27 x 7 cm
• Recommended Age: 12+
• Theme: Brandenburg Gate 3D Puzzle
• Encourages logical thinking
• Promotes patience
• Reinforces hand-eye coordination
• Strengthen self-esteem and short term memory!
• Puzzles are made using unique punching templates and punching tools, which are hand-crafted with watchmaker precision to ensure the greatest possible accuracy and variety of the puzzle pieces

Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts which pose a choking hazard