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Disney Cars Toys Breakthrough Level Two Cars Puzzle
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- 3D Puzzles
- 150-300 pieces
- 3 Dimensions Innovation Puzzle
- Puzzle and Wall Dcor
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Product information
Product Dimensions | 11.81 x 11.81 x 0.04 inches |
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Item Weight | 2.14 pounds |
ASIN | B0056DWBT4 |
Item model number | 50671 |
Manufacturer recommended age | 8 years and up |
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Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Manufacturer | Mattel |
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For fans of Disney Pixar's Cars 2, the Breakthrough Level Two Cars Puzzle combines traditional flat jigsaw puzzle pieces with 3D innovation to create a unique work of art. This patent-pending puzzle system uses specially designed cardboard pieces and clips to construct 3D components that fit seamlessly into the overall puzzle artwork. Designed for kids aged 8 and up, the puzzle fits most standard picture frames, making it easy to display in a playroom or bedroom.
Pixar's Cars 2
3D Puzzle
- Ages: Eight and up
- Requires: Level 2 skill (a large amount of simple folding techniques)
At a Glance:
- 3D model components make puzzle pop out
- 250 puzzle pieces offer a fun and challenging build
- Large size is ideal for display
- Designed for ages 8 and up
Large enough to display in a picture frame as a work of art. View larger.
3D components literally pop out of the display. View larger.
Innovative 3D Puzzle Design Pops Out
The puzzle presents two characters from Cars 2 that literally pop out of the display. The traditional part of the jigsaw puzzle depicts a bright landscape that includes the back half of the Lightning McQueen red racer and the Agent Mater tow truck. The front half of the vehicles are comprised of highly detailed, folding cardboard model components that secure with clips. Once assembled, these 3D components attach to the face of the puzzle, creating a seamless yet pronounced effect.
Display the Puzzle as Art
Large, colorful, and movie-accurate in depiction, the puzzle provides a remarkable centerpiece for any playroom or Cars 2 fan's bedroom. Measuring 18 inches high by 24 inches wide, the completed puzzle extends 8 inches out from the wall. Its impressive size fits most standard picture frames.
Level Two Build Offers a Challenge
With more than 250 puzzle pieces, the puzzle lives up to its level two build classification, which requires moderate building skills. Much of the puzzle image consists of a blue sky and sandy dirt background, offering a fun challenge. Once completed, the builder spreads a thin layer of glue (included) on the front and back surface of the puzzle to bond the board.
While the traditional jigsaw portion of the puzzle is simple to build, younger children may have difficulty assembling the 3D model components. Each piece requires precise folding at the indicated crease lines and must be connected to corresponding pieces using tab numbers. Also, there are more than 200 separate attachment clips, making assembling a challenge. Despite these concerns, the puzzle is a fun activity for children and adults to complete together.
What's in the Box
Breakthrough Level Two Cars 2 Puzzle, 3D model pieces, attachment clips, joining clips, glue, applicator, and instruction booklet.
From the Manufacturer
3D Breakthrough Puzzles are unique patent-pending puzzle system that uses real 3D innovation to create stunning works of art. 3D Breakthrough puzzles unite the traditional flat-art jigsaw puzzle with 3D technology. Puzzlers first put together and glue the jigsaw puzzle, and then use specially-designed clips to construct the unique cardboard pieces into 3D components, creating imFor Ages that fit seamlessly into the overal puzzle artwork. Level features flat jigsaw puzzle of 150-300 pieces and 3D build that consists of large amount of simple folding techniques. inches Cars inches With 3D builds of Lightning McQueen, Matar and the Cars logo, this puzzle is sure to please any racing fan! For Ages 8+/Level 2: Moderate
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Small parts - Not for children under 3 years/
Top Brand: Mattel
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- Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024
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- Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2015My son's favorite poster of all time. It's fantastic. This is his second one. It might take a while to figure out Mater's wheel.
- Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2011Taking puzzle to the next level. I got this for my son. What I really liked about this was that its 3d, and it pops out of the picture. But its not just a regular puzzle, its much more complex than that; its like putting a puzzle together than doing like a model on top of that, its pretty neat and makes it pop. When you're done, hand it up for a piece of art on your wall that really pops! Really neat idea! He would have preferred Star Wars but he did have a lot of fun putting this together!
- Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2015The breakthrough puzzles are great. This was the second one we did after attempting a level three and it proved to be too easy. Also, there is very little of the cars in the actual puzzle. They are almost all paper. The 3D part is awesome and looks amazing. I love how it has three parts in 3D. Great for a cars fan. It even comes with glue. This is the type of puzzle you want to glue and frame.
- Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2011What makes this so enjoyable? It makes me want to keep going to see how it all fits into place. It does not remind me of other great puzzle's. I can't wait to see what is next.There are three difficulty levels after all - but the Puzzle is so good, you'll be left wanting more!
- Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2016Sorry, been a while since I saw the show so don't remember the names, car went together so so, one part I can't attach at all and the truck is really messed up. They expect you to attach tabs that you can't even get to or even bend into place.
- Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2012We got this through the Vine program and everything started out well. But before we could complete the puzzle, my son lost interest in it. I think that the 250 pieces was a little too much for him to complete on his own. It should have been for a slightly older demographic (say, 10+).
- Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2011This "breakthrough" puzzle could be just the thing for a rainy day, or for kids (and parents) who enjoy puzzles and models of medium difficulty. It's also a little unique in that it combines a traditional puzzle with two paper fold/clip-together car models. I'll post a couple photos to help illustrate.
I helped a 6-year-old and a 10-year-old with the trickier parts, and they did need help. They might have been able to complete it on their own, but with quite a bit more frustration, and probably a few mistakes in the finished project.
You start by assembling the puzzle itself. The puzzle is about what you'd expect for a 250 piece puzzle. The only challenging part is the fairly large blue-sky area which has a lot of pieces with very similar colors and patterns. It just takes a little more attention to detail and some trial and error though. The kids did most of the puzzle in one partial-evening and finished up the sky in another, and they seemed to enjoy it. I helped a little with the sky to keep things moving along.
Once the puzzle is complete, you apply a thin layer of glue to the front, wait for it to dry, and then do the same to the back. That obviously limits the possibility of doing the project multiple times, but it's necessary in order to be able to later attach the 3-d paper models to the puzzle as intended.
You then begin building the two car models by first punching out the paper pieces. I think there were 37 pieces, but strangely, two of them were numbered 35, with no number 36. It must have just been a simple printing error though because all the needed pieces were still present and could be assembled correctly. Once the pieces are all punched out, you fold them at the pre-embossed lines (including several little tabs along the edges of each piece). You use little plastic clips to attach each of the tabs with matching numbers to assemble the model. In some cases additional bending/folding is necessary to get the tab to line up. That part is tricky and children will likely need help. There are also some areas where there is very little space to get your fingers inside the model (for example in Mater's tire) so kid's small hands can be an advantage in those cases. There are plenty of spare plastic clips so you don't have to worry about using exactly the right number in exactly the right places, which is nice.
The final step is to attach the models to the completed and sealed puzzle using slightly larger black plastic clips so that the cars stick out of the front of the puzzle; once again matching the numbers on the tabs to corresponding numbers on the puzzle. When completed the project is pretty cool, and could even be suitable for framing and hanging on a child's wall if desired.
Overall, the kids liked it and would probably enjoy doing another one some time. The quality is pretty good and the pricing seems fairly reasonable. With a little adult supervision and assistance, the suggested age range seems realistic, and it's a little more interesting and unique than a standard puzzle as long as you don't mind it being basically a "one time" project.
4.0 out of 5 starsThis "breakthrough" puzzle could be just the thing for a rainy day, or for kids (and parents) who enjoy puzzles and models of medium difficulty. It's also a little unique in that it combines a traditional puzzle with two paper fold/clip-together car models. I'll post a couple photos to help illustrate.Unique, Good for suggested ages (with some adult help).
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2011
I helped a 6-year-old and a 10-year-old with the trickier parts, and they did need help. They might have been able to complete it on their own, but with quite a bit more frustration, and probably a few mistakes in the finished project.
You start by assembling the puzzle itself. The puzzle is about what you'd expect for a 250 piece puzzle. The only challenging part is the fairly large blue-sky area which has a lot of pieces with very similar colors and patterns. It just takes a little more attention to detail and some trial and error though. The kids did most of the puzzle in one partial-evening and finished up the sky in another, and they seemed to enjoy it. I helped a little with the sky to keep things moving along.
Once the puzzle is complete, you apply a thin layer of glue to the front, wait for it to dry, and then do the same to the back. That obviously limits the possibility of doing the project multiple times, but it's necessary in order to be able to later attach the 3-d paper models to the puzzle as intended.
You then begin building the two car models by first punching out the paper pieces. I think there were 37 pieces, but strangely, two of them were numbered 35, with no number 36. It must have just been a simple printing error though because all the needed pieces were still present and could be assembled correctly. Once the pieces are all punched out, you fold them at the pre-embossed lines (including several little tabs along the edges of each piece). You use little plastic clips to attach each of the tabs with matching numbers to assemble the model. In some cases additional bending/folding is necessary to get the tab to line up. That part is tricky and children will likely need help. There are also some areas where there is very little space to get your fingers inside the model (for example in Mater's tire) so kid's small hands can be an advantage in those cases. There are plenty of spare plastic clips so you don't have to worry about using exactly the right number in exactly the right places, which is nice.
The final step is to attach the models to the completed and sealed puzzle using slightly larger black plastic clips so that the cars stick out of the front of the puzzle; once again matching the numbers on the tabs to corresponding numbers on the puzzle. When completed the project is pretty cool, and could even be suitable for framing and hanging on a child's wall if desired.
Overall, the kids liked it and would probably enjoy doing another one some time. The quality is pretty good and the pricing seems fairly reasonable. With a little adult supervision and assistance, the suggested age range seems realistic, and it's a little more interesting and unique than a standard puzzle as long as you don't mind it being basically a "one time" project.
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- Mrs. GauciReviewed in the United Kingdom on February 6, 2015
5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect presents, unusual
Bought many different 3D puzzles.
Perfect presents, unusual.
After completing may be used as kids room decoration.
- Amy NortonReviewed in the United Kingdom on June 23, 2013
4.0 out of 5 stars Not made it yet
bought for my sons 8th birthday end of july we've not made it yet so cant give a very accurate review at this stage