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Nebdar
Nebdar


Promising
Supreme Hero
Generation N
posted March 02, 2009 06:52 PM
Edited by Nebdar at 18:42, 01 May 2009.

Puzzles

My Puzzle

As for christmas present from my girlfriend i got 1000 elements Puzzle, just as i wanted, and dreamed for a long time. The time i has spent on assembling the puzzle was very relaxing and filled with satisfaction

Puzzle Description:
* size 68 cm x 47 cm
* 1000 elements
* difficulty medium
* my time to assemble about 30-40 hours

First Step

The first step that i took was sort of the pieces into groups and while doing so finding the frame pieces:
* Sky piecies
* Water pieces
* Rock pieces
* "Green" pieces
* Close to water rocks

The sorting really helps finding the right puzzles. Before you choose the picture you would like to assemble mind that sky and other same color parts of pictures are the hardest part.



Second Step

I have chosen the water pieces first because there weren't so many of them, and they were very easy to recognize where is their right place.



Third Step

Was the coast and the up with all the rock, sand piecies



Fourth Step

The next step were the trees, and all other green



Work is completed

The hardest was of course the almost always totatly blue piecies, the where somewhat darker on the left side and as you assenble to to right the were becoming an little lighter



Picture on the Wall





Second Puzzle is assembled

And here how it looks like on the box:


Puzzle Description:
* size 68 cm x 47 cm
* 1000 elements
* difficulty easy
* my time to assemble about 12-15 hours ( i was doing this with my girlfriend)

First Step



Second Step



Finnal Version



Picture on the wall
will come soon

The next that i will order and put together is those three:







More fun for me and my precious
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Doomforge
Doomforge


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Retired Hero
posted March 02, 2009 07:06 PM

awwww, it's been so long since I owned one of these...

Must be like.. 12 years. My last was a 1000 part set, showing two parrots, if I remember correct. Never managed to complete it...

The nostalgia
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kipshasz
kipshasz


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Elvin's Darkside
posted March 02, 2009 07:13 PM

Never had enough patience to finish a big puzzle... The biggest i did was abou 250 pieces... Nice job BTW.
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Asheera
Asheera


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posted March 02, 2009 09:30 PM

Nice job. I did only one of these a long time ago, and yes it was really big as well.
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Lord_Woock
Lord_Woock


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Daddy Cool with a $90 smile
posted March 02, 2009 09:35 PM

A friend of mine used to have a jigsaw puzzle in progress laid out on a table and whenever someone came to visit, they'd try and contribute a little bit.

In hindsight, I suppose that's the kind of thing I like about my friends so much. When I move out, I'll go out and buy the largest set I can find. Preferably with a quirky picture on it.
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Nebdar
Nebdar


Promising
Supreme Hero
Generation N
posted March 03, 2009 12:06 AM

Thanks to all for replys

@Doomforge my brother long ago got one with big dark lokomotive and tried to assemble it but it was to hard form then it was about also 12 years ago. Two parrots i think that i remeber to see that one... There where not much variety of pictures back in those days

@Kipshasz Thanks. It is more like an good choice of picture and an assembly system and it is not hard...

@Father 10,000 elements whoa or the pivture is very big or the element are very small. I do it mostly for fun not for competition. I will stay with 1000  and try to move to 1500 Maybe the more i will make i will move to biger ones....The picture was chosen by my girlfriend so she takes all credit..

@Asheera care to post here an picture, even the box would be nice

@Lord_Woock i remember that in primary school, in common room there where many jigsaw puzzles and the ladies there choose one by one of them and assemble them in their free time. I can remember that i had contributed once
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Nikita
Nikita


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Meepo is underrated
posted March 03, 2009 12:11 AM

great job,i only remember doing small puzzles like 2v2 .and 30-40 hours is a lot of time,i couldnt resist the urge to break it up
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Nebdar
Nebdar


Promising
Supreme Hero
Generation N
posted March 03, 2009 12:25 AM

@NiKitA I don't remeber the exact time but it takes some patcience.


My list of what i would like to have:














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Asheera
Asheera


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posted March 03, 2009 02:44 AM

Quote:
@Asheera care to post here an picture, even the box would be nice
Unfortunately I don't have it anymore. It was about a red car.
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Ednaguy
Ednaguy


Supreme Hero
My water just broke! No, wait.
posted March 03, 2009 03:01 PM

I remember that I and my sister always put together the same puzzles over and over again. In the end we lacked a lot of pieces in some of them.
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baklava
baklava


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Mostly harmless
posted March 03, 2009 03:11 PM

Quote:
Unfortunately I don't have it anymore. It was about a red car.

Did it come in a round, metal box resembling a Ferrari stirring wheel?

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razor5
razor5


Famous Hero
Freezing...
posted March 03, 2009 03:33 PM

Bak,I have a puzzle of assambling a red Ferrari,but it's not that one that you'r talking about

Well,about the other puzzles,I like them only when I was a kid,I remember an forest one with 10000 pieces,it took me 2 week to solve it.That with the Ferrari was my favourite,I beat my own reconrd of solving a puzzle,but this one had only 80 pieces
For 5 years I haven't solve any puzzle,with the new ones I had 6 years ago,it were my last puzzles,but I got bored of them,it wasn't so exciting to solve them like when I was 3-4 years old.

I don't have any puzzle in my house.All of them I borrow to a friend,but he hasn't give me,but well,it's stupid to ask him now because those puzzles were at him from 3 years ago

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Asheera
Asheera


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Elite Assassin
posted March 03, 2009 03:54 PM
Edited by Asheera at 15:55, 03 Mar 2009.

Quote:
Did it come in a round, metal box resembling a Ferrari stirring wheel?
I don't remember for sure anymore, it was a very long time ago, but I don't think so, nothing like that comes to mind at all.

I remember it being a squared-box though, but of course as I said I'm not sure.
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baklava
baklava


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Mostly harmless
posted March 03, 2009 04:23 PM

Ah
I've got only one 1000-piece puzzle and it's that one with the red Ferrari in a round metal box... I loved puzzles when I was a kid, but usually limited myself to about 500 pieces. I got kinda bored with bigger ones.

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Nebdar
Nebdar


Promising
Supreme Hero
Generation N
posted March 03, 2009 10:00 PM

@baklava this one



or



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Adrius
Adrius


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Undefeatable Hero
Stand and fight!
posted March 03, 2009 10:57 PM

I haven't laid a puzzle in 10 years...

I don't even remember if it was fun.

Meh, buying a puzzle sounds a bit freeky to me

I do like other kinds of puzzles though, like those things where you try to disassemble a cube or something.

Ahh, found a pic of one (the only one I own), it actually looks pretty good too so you can just leave it on a table until someone picks it up and wonders what the hell it is


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mvassilev
mvassilev


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Undefeatable Hero
posted March 03, 2009 11:20 PM

I absolutely hate puzzles. Just thought I'd contribute that.
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Doomforge
Doomforge


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Undefeatable Hero
Retired Hero
posted March 04, 2009 10:32 AM

my first set was some monkey taking a bath.. it had 20 elements, or so. I was so damn proud of myself Feels like forever ago.
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Art-Void
Art-Void


Hired Hero
posted March 06, 2009 12:27 PM
Edited by Art-Void at 12:28, 06 Mar 2009.

I can spend hours and hours on a good puzzle. Unfortunately puzzles aren’t healthy for me. I have a tendency to become totally obsessed by them. Last time I laid a puzzle I couldn’t’ eat, sleep or think on anything else for two days. I was a wreck when I finely finished it

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Minion
Minion


Legendary Hero
posted March 06, 2009 01:24 PM

We did this with my older sister and when it was finished, it was just soooo beautiful. Funny how it is so boring to build yet still interesting at the same time. There is encouragement in seeing it come together, piece by piece. Anyhow, this is the most beautiful one I have done, it was 4000 pieces if I remember correctly.


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