Eurographics Puzzle Train History XL 500 pieces

12.45 €

Eurographics Puzzle Train History XL 500 pieces

The Eurographics puzzle featuring the history of trains contains 500 pieces and is designed for adults and children from 14 years of age. Thanks to Smart-Cut technology, each piece has a unique shape, making it more challenging to assemble. The puzzle is made from 2mm thick recycled cardboard and printed with plant-based inks. The canvas paper with an anti-reflective layer ensures the image is glare-free and the details are clearly visible.

Number of pieces: 500

500

Number of pieces
Material: Paper

Paper

Material
Recommended age: 14+

14+

Recommended age
Theme: Transport

Transport

Theme
Eurographics History of Trains XL 500-piece puzzle

Key features of the Eurographics History of Trains XL 500-piece puzzle

  • Designed for adults and children from 14 years old
  • Contains 500 uniquely shaped pieces thanks to Smart-Cut technology
  • Made from 2mm thick recycled cardboard (blue board)
  • Printed with non-toxic, plant-based inks
  • Anti-reflective canvas paper surface for better visibility

A challenge for experienced puzzlers

With 500 uniquely shaped pieces, this puzzle is classified as a challenging jigsaw. It is suitable for experienced puzzlers and teenagers from 14 years old who are looking for a greater challenge and want to test their skills.

Museum quality from Eurographics

The Canadian brand Eurographics specialises in puzzles with museum-quality reproductions. The pieces are made from the highest quality European blue board cardboard. The entire puzzle, from the pieces to the inks, is 100% recyclable.

Specifications

Age and intended use

Suitable for 14 years

Number of pieces

Number of pieces 500 pc(s)

Theme

Theme Means of transport

Material

Material Paper

Puzzle type

Puzzle type Classic
Puzzle properties For advanced users
Code:  HRAbz27550
Warranty: 24 months
Manufacturer information

Matyska a.s., Slobodova 608, Bystřice pod Hostýnem, 768 61, www.matyska.cz, [email protected]

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