Eurographics Puzzle History of Tanks 1000 pieces

Eurographics Puzzle History of Tanks 1000 pieces
This Eurographics puzzle, featuring the history of tanks, is designed for military technology enthusiasts. It consists of 1000 pieces, and each tank includes its specifications, country of origin, and period of service. Thanks to Smart-Cut technology, every piece has a unique shape, which makes assembly more challenging. The puzzle is made from recycled cardboard and printed with non-toxic, plant-based inks. It is suitable for ages 12 and up.
Key features of the Eurographics History of Tanks puzzle
- Suitable for children from 12 years and military technology enthusiasts
- Each tank includes technical descriptions in 4 languages
- Unique piece shapes thanks to Smart-Cut technology
- Made from 2mm thick recycled cardboard (blue board)
- Assembled picture dimensions: 48.89cm wide × 67.63cm high
The history of tanks in a single picture
This puzzle maps the history of tanks. Each vehicle's key specifications, such as height, width, weight, and speed, are listed along with its country of origin and period of deployment. All text is in four languages: English, French, Spanish, and German.
A challenge for experienced puzzlers
Assembly is more challenging than with standard puzzles. The manufacturer uses Smart-Cut technology, where the cutting die does not follow a standard grid. The pieces have unusual shapes and their edges are not always aligned, which presents a challenge even for experienced puzzlers.
Materials and craftsmanship
The puzzle is made from 2mm thick European cardboard (blue board). The surface is made of linen-finish paper with an anti-reflective layer that reduces glare. Eurographics is a Canadian company specialising in puzzles with museum-quality reproduction.
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| Code: | HRAdn05415 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
| Manufacturer information |
Matyska a.s., Slobodova 608, Bystřice pod Hostýnem, 768 61, www.matyska.cz, [email protected]
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