Eurographics Puzzle Neuschwanstein Castle (HDR) 1000 pieces
Eurographics Puzzle Neuschwanstein Castle (HDR) 1000 pieces
This Eurographics puzzle featuring Neuschwanstein Castle has 1000 pieces and is suitable for children aged 12 and over. It depicts an HDR photograph, which has detailed highlights and shadows in both light and dark areas of the image. The Smart-Cut technology makes assembly more challenging by using unusual and unique shapes for each piece.
1000
Number of pieces
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12+
Recommended age
Castles, Sport
Theme
Key features of the Eurographics Neuschwanstein Castle (HDR) 1000-piece puzzle
- Suitable for children aged 12 and over
- HDR photograph for realistic colours and details
- Each piece has a unique shape thanks to Smart-Cut technology
- Made from 2mm thick recycled cardboard (blue board)
- The assembled puzzle measures 67.63 × 48.89cm
Realistic image thanks to HDR technology
The theme is a photograph of the Bavarian Neuschwanstein Castle. The HDR (High Dynamic Range) processing is created by combining multiple photographs taken at different exposures. The result is an image with detailed highlights and shadows at the same time.
Unique piece shapes for a greater challenge
This puzzle is designed for more experienced puzzlers aged 12 and over. The difficulty is increased by the Smart-Cut technology, where no two pieces are the same and their shape does not follow a standard grid. This makes assembly more of a challenge than with classic puzzles.
Quality from the Canadian brand Eurographics
Eurographics is a Canadian manufacturer with a history dating back to 1987. The pieces are made from 2mm thick recycled cardboard and printed on canvas-textured paper with an anti-glare finish. The inks used are plant-based, non-toxic, and fully recyclable.
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| Code: | HRAdn05558 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
| Manufacturer information |
Matyska a.s., Slobodova 608, Bystřice pod Hostýnem, 768 61, www.matyska.cz, [email protected] 
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