Wrebbit3D Harry Potter 3D Puzzle Model of Hogwarts Express | 460 Jigsaw Puzzle Pieces | Build The Iconic Train and Journey Through The Wizarding World
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Style: Hogwarts Express
Features
- BUILD THE HOGWARTS EXPRESS IN 3D Recreate the legendary red steam engine from the Wizarding World, complete with chimney, coal tender, and curved boiler silhouette.
- FILM-INSPIRED DETAILS IN EVERY PIECE Includes the official Hogwarts Express nameplate, printed wheel designs, and visual elements drawn from the magical trains on-screen look.
- 460 FOAM-BACKED PIECES FOR A REWARDING BUILD Made for puzzlers aged 14+, this 3D jigsaw puzzle offers an immersive experience with precision-cut foam piecesno glue required.
- PRINTED & ONLINE INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED Comes with step-by-step printed instructions and access to full-color online visuals to help guide your build from start to finish.
- PERFECT FOR TRAIN LOVERS & HARRY POTTER FANS A must-have for collectors, movie buffs, or anyone who enjoys assembling iconic models from the Wizarding World.
Description
Once your project is completed, your stunning accomplishment will be proudly displayed in your home.Take puzzles to new heights and go 3D! Build your own red Keep Wrebbit 3D puzzle in 3 easy steps: sort the pieces by shapes and colors, assemble All the flat sections and go 3D following the illustrated assembly booklet included in English, French and Spanish. Includes 845 puzzle pieces, each backed with ¼ inch of foam for a sturdy, impressive 3D model. “How to” videos and additional color instructions Available through wrebbit 3D’s website. Free replacement of missing or lost pieces also offered through wrebbit 3D’s state of the art online customer service. With assembled dimensions of 16.5 x 13 x 15.5 inches and stunning graphics and illustrations, it will surely make quite an impression with friends and family members.
Product Dimensions: 24.75 x 3.5 x 5.25 inches
Item Weight: 13.4 ounces
Item model number: W3D-1009
Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: November 22, 2018
Manufacturer: Wrebbit Puzzles Inc
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Style: Diagon Alley
When you first open the box, you must go through all the pieces and take out any that have a red marking on it. These are scraps from the manufacturing process, which probably aren't thrown out due to how the item is manufactured. It will take a few minutes to sort these pieces out, and you can sort the actual pieces while you do this. I suggest by color to help making the building process easier. You should also keep the scraps, just in case an actual piece makes its way in the container you put the scraps (which happened to me). The pieces are thicker than jigsaw puzzle pieces, and are pieces of foam with a thin piece of cardstock on the front. They are very durable for testing out the wrong combinations, even after ten to twenty attempts on a single piece. Putting the puzzle together may seem intimidating at first. It's best to do each individual building. It was difficult to figure out how the Weasley building looked, since the pictures on the box are rather vague and you have so many similar-looking pieces. If you're doing this with more than just yourself, you should probably take a picture of the box with your phone since everyone will need to be looking at it quite often. It's easy to get the pieces for the back and front of the building mixed up, but there is no problem with fitting. You will be able to clearly tell when a piece will fit, usually by how it doesn't fit together properly. The only exception is the floor, which you will need to look at closely to ensure the pavement looks proper to indicate you have connected the correct pieces. Each side was built individually. So, the front, the back, each section of the Weasley building, the leftmost side, the roof pieces, and the floor. Once you have everything assembled, it's time to make the puzzle 3D. Included are instructions to do so, but they don't show what the pieces look like, just generic-looking jigsaw pieces. You attach the walls to the floor, and then the roof with the chimneys. Putting the puzzle together for the 3D part was the most frustrating part, and it doesn't look 100% stable. They give you pieces (which you will have no idea what they are for until it's time for the 3D part) for keeping the Weasley building together, and one for the middle of the buildings. The roofs have an issue of looking a little caved in. We made all the chimneys face the front since we liked the way it looked better than what was on the box. With two people putting this together, it took about four hours. The process was slow at first, but it got easier once we got used to how the puzzle was being put together. Although it was frustrating at first, it was a very fun project, and I would recommend it for a jigsaw puzzle enthusiast, even if they don't care for Harry Potter much.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2017 by Brian C. Morris Brian C. Morris
Style: Diagon Alley
Great product, a little too easy for my son. We got this for our 10 year olds 10th birthday. He was super excited to put it together. He sat down with his siblings and managed to complete it in 2 hours flat, had our help for assembly. Now he wants all 3d harey potter puzzles lol. The material is like a styrofoam type material with a picture on one side, its sturdy enough that our cat knocked it over and it did not fall apart. I'm not sure how puzzle glue would work with this. I have not tried it we were worried about how the foam would hold up to being glued, plus we would probably need to glue individual pieces with a tiny paint brush putting the glue in the slots because they are thick pieces. Would definitely order again and other products and this would make for a wonderful gift, but if the person you are purchasing for is puzzle savvy understand it is not a difficult puzzle at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2019 by Kmenchaca
Style: The Burrow
This was my first 3D Puzzle, it wasn’t too hard to assemble but did give me a little challenge. I read other reviews and I’m glad I decided to purchase it. There are a bunch of discard pieces with red dots on them with several still connected to the puzzle pieces. It can appear that the puzzle is partially put together but it’s not! Different from regular puzzles, you put together sections first, then go 3D. The instructions that came in the box were a little confusing but if you pull them up online, it showed the same instructions in color and I found that far more helpful. You really only need the instructions when it’s time to connect all the sections. I would recommend this puzzle. It’s sturdy and it was fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2020 by Tracy
Style: The Burrow
We absolutely love all of our Wrebbit puzzles!!! The directions are clear and it provides a good family activity for us. We have done most of the Harry Potter puzzle series. The pieces are identified easily but definitely for someone older than 10.
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2024 by Karen
Style: The Burrow
I really love the way this puzzle turned out. It was a lot of fun to do and it makes a great knick knack sitting on top of my Harry Potter bookshelf. It really does look like the Burrow. I deducted a star because the puzzle came with several hundred random cutout pieces that weren't needed for construction. They were all marked with red dots so you know you didn't need them, but I just don't understand why they were included at all. They should have been removed before the puzzle was sold. Also, the instructions are just pictures with no words so they may be challenging for some.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2020 by Kayla Kayla
Style: Diagon Alley
We are not HUGE Harry Potter fans, but - this puzzle is super cool. Highly recommended. I can put together a 200-300 pc puzzle fairly quick, this thing was much more of a challenge. We are still laid off (thanks 2020) and this has been an awesome way to spend time - I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS if you are into puzzles. I have a few more on the way, just cause my bf liked doing it so much. We are super into legos, and little mini building sets- but Lego is VERY EXPENSIVE- and this fit the budget. Took us longer than a lego set also.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2020 by C M C M
Style: The Burrow
I bought it per my 9 year old’s request as he is currently super into HP series. My 9 year old soon found it to bee to tedious and difficult to put together. I wound up doing it on my own. It was frustrating yet strangely addicting to work on it. I’m not a big puzzle person, but found the process and especially the end result very satisfying. Important tip: do not throw out the ‘filler’ pieces until you are done with the puzzle. I found some of the actual puzzle parts mixed in with the filler parts that I set aside.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2020 by Elisa