Around the World, 42000 Jigsaw puzzle presentation
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2024
- Well, I did buy the biggest puzzle yet. A monster consisting of, 42000 pieces...
Come and see it with me and share the opening experience ...
00:00 Intro
00:31 A 42000 pieces puzzle
01:16 I have seen it put it together
01:50 How big will it actually be?
02:13 The Image
02:44 The big Jigsaw puzzles from Educa
03:00 The Box
03:30 Again some Competition
04:11 Will it be a good quality?
04:34 The Contents
05:17 The Posters
05:46 The Buildings. Going in detail the images and buildings that are there.
08:19 The background is also considered and chosen.
08:32 The second Poster, Europe-Americas
11:04 The Image as a whole. The puzzling experience expected.
12:10 The booklet (Leaflet) included
13:06 The names in different Languages
14:02 What if I have missing pieces
14:16 The answer to the Dome
14:27 The joy of Travel and Discovery in puzzles
15:18 There are still bigger jigsaw puzzles out there...
15:48 The problem of the lacking space
16:34 The other bigger jigsaw puzzles
18:59 Closing, Final thoughts..
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Wow another beautiful and big jigsaw puzzle!! I like this one as well. I think this would be very interesting to put together, but the 6000 piece bags I find a little intimidating. I tend to collect more than I put together, but as you said in a previous answer, it's hard to pass up a bargain. There are puzzlers and there are collectors, but I think I'm a little bit of both. I have just under 200 puzzles, all in two rather large bookshelves, and I've told myself that I need to contain myself to these two areas. So far it's working, but I cant guarantee it will stick for too long!!! Happy puzzling!!!!
Same here. I think, I am slowly having too much... I need to take a break or find a bigger house. For the time being, it works... But somehow I am missing always a piece (a complete jigsaw, that is)
After the 24,000-piece Multicolor puzzle, this puzzle came into the world. Bigger and more beautiful. More colorful and more details. Enjoy this wonderful puzzle. It has the most beautiful details in the world.
I have to agree with what you said about this puzzle being very interesting to assemble, and the fact it is so packed with very different buildings and architecture will make it a little easier, thus enjoyable, to put together.
You ask if we like the puzzle. Yes, I like it very much and would love to own it and assemble it, however I simply don't have the space to be able to do so. I've previously considered doing these kind of huge puzzles in sections and then taking them somewhere to assemble and display them, maybe at my church during a fete, but I'm not sure I could manage the technical side of doing that.
Throughout the video I had a question in mind to ask you, which you answered just near the end when you said you have about 300 puzzles waiting to be assembled. It seems that there are two kinds of people who love to do jigsaw puzzles - the minority, like me, that buy just a couple of jigsaws and then won't buy any more until those have been assembled, and the vast majority of puzzlers who seem to be addicted to buying puzzles and end up with so many that they'll probably never assemble some of them. Would you say you love to buy puzzles with the intention of doing them "one day" but find that you can't keep up with assembling them? I've recently been binge watching "my collection tour" type videos of several kinds (I love one sixth scale figures, for example) and so have watched many youtuber puzzlers showing their collection. Some have maybe thirty or forty puzzles but then you get the extreme ones like Jigsaw Jubie's "My Puzzle Collection | 2021" where she literally has thousands of puzzles (a few rooms full!) and the vast majority of them are still sealed and never been assembled. It's quite fascinating and I love that we can all share the same passion for the hobby and do it in the way that makes us happiest. Would you consider doing a collection tour video? I've several questions about your thoughts on puzzle collecting that I'd love to ask, but this comment is long enough already.
Well, that's an interesting topic, you say there. I have also seen the video that you mention. Sadly, my apartment doesn't allow me to have the puzzles so good sorted. Still, I had to plan a video of the whole collection, but in another way. I do plan to make them, but they are so many, which means I have to puzzle much more than I do, to do them all. And in that manner, I wouldn't say I am a fast puzzler, so that means more time. I have conversations, where some say, you have enough don't buy anymore, and I can follow them, but sometimes, I see images, that I find interesting, or bargains, that are more attractive than holding back. Nowadays, I do buy also puzzles interesting for the channel. Well, a puzzler is a puzzler and a collector is a collector, if that makes any sense.
Which one of the big puzzles are you going to put together first ?
Well, that's a good question. Each one of them has its reasons to be the first one. This one has the patterns, also I suppose it would be a very good experience, the 24,000 has the best picture (to my taste) and the 33600 has the 3000 piece bags which are much more practical than the 6000. I guess, I could start with the 33600 because of the bags, but that's not a must.
Have you finished it yet?
No, not really. I have to organize space and video to actually start it.