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4D New York City Skyline Time Puzzle
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| Price | $61.00 | |
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| Total | $76.45 | |
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| Brand | 4D Cityscape |
| Puzzle type | Assembly and Disassembly |
| Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS) | 96.0 |
| Number of Pieces | 840 |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 16 x 12 x 3 inches |
About this item
- Make sure this fits by entering your model number.
- A Great Way To Naturally Start Conversations About History, Geography, Current Event And More. Helps Instill A Sense Of Patriotism As They Help Build "The City That Never Sleeps" From The Ground Up, Into The Future. Ages 14 And Up.
- Contains 900 Pieces
- Plastic Skyscrapers Are Completely Detailed
- Includes Such Icons As The Statue Of Liberty, Empire State Building, And The United Nations
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From the manufacturer
New York, New York
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Build your own highly-detailed version of 'the city that never sleeps' in the center of your bedroom or living room with the 4D Cityscape: New York City time puzzle. |
This interactive experience is sure to thrill and excite both geography buffs and puzzle lovers alike. |
The first layer of this best-selling, interactive puzzle forms the foundation with a vivid map of New York. |
The second layer is a unique foam layer to add dimension that has cutouts for inserting the miniature buildings. |
Challenging and Educating
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Once atop of the first map layer, the 2nd dimension brings New York to life! |
The included Time Poster will guide you through the evolution of New York City. |
The information and trivia included with this fun, educational activity spans 201 years of architectural history to be constructed with over 840 jigsaw puzzle pieces. |
By the end of the puzzle's assembly, you will have completed an entire history course specializing in the famous metropolis. |
Fun for the whole family
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The New York City design will teach kids and adults alike how this iconic U.S. city developed and evolved. |
By the end of the puzzle's construction, you'll be an expert in the geography and architecture of the Big Apple throughout its historic timeline. |
This map of New York City provides 120 model replicas of classic and modern buildings and landmarks that include the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, the United Nations Headquarters, World Trade Centers and many more. |
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4D Cityscape's puzzles teach players how an individual city grows, allowing you to discover defining moments in history and explore historic buildings and architecture styles as you work your way through the Time Poster. |
Take a trip through time with 4D Cityscape's multi-dimensional puzzles. These puzzles are uniquely designed to challenge and educate players while remaining dynamic and fun. |
4D Cityscapes are perfect for group play and make a great gift or collector's souvenir. |
Product Description
Product Description
Teen Talk From Around The Table - A Fun Way To Really Get To Know Your Friends - Created By Teens For Teens! 50 Diverse Questions Sure To Spark Some Colorful Conversations. Cards Attached To A Clip That Can Easily Attach To A Backpack Or Overnight Bag. Great For Fun Conversations Anytime, Anywhere! Perfect, Unique Gift For Teens!.
From the Manufacturer
This puzzle recreates Manhattan’s famous skyline not only in three dimensions using scale-model buildings, but also along the axis of fourth dimension time, spanning 101 years of its architectural history. The puzzle includes over 100 plastic buildings that depict the city as it appeared as far back as 1812 through to 1971 with the addition of the World Trade Towers, and into the future in 2013 with the completion of the Freedom Tower. Including icons such as the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, and the United Nations, the buildings fit into pre-cut holes in a traditional 2D jigsaw puzzle composed of 575 pieces that form the city’s street layout and islands. Includes a Time Poster that includes a history of the city. The online educational feature includes more than 2000 facts. Ages 14 and up. Assembled 28" x 12" x 4".
Product information
| Product Dimensions | 16 x 12 x 3 inches |
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| Item Weight | 2 pounds |
| ASIN | B002T1HG82 |
| Item model number | CTY-4D101 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 8 - 12 years |
| Best Sellers Rank | #65,569 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #220 in 3-D Puzzles #655 in Brain Teaser Puzzles #2,114 in Jigsaw Puzzles |
| Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Release date | January 1, 2013 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Cityscape |
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WARNING: CHOCKING HAZARD This puzzle is not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Sharp point on some toy models can cause stab wounds.
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Learn more how customers reviews work on AmazonReviewed in the United States on December 29, 2020
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First thing I was to say is that there does indeed appear to be different versions of this puzzle. I received the version shown in the product photos but there is an earlier version that might now be as good.
This is a fabulous puzzle. The base layer, NY in the 1700s is amazing. quite challenging to put together but I don't want a puzzle that is easy. I highly recommend having a small magnifying glass on hand when assembling this bottom layer. Along with enjoying putting it together, I also quite enjoyed seeing Manhattan as it appeared 300 years ago.
The next layer... the foam backed layer was pretty easy to put together but it also didn't fit together quite as well as the bottom traditional jigsaw layer. This became a small annoyance when I moved on to the third layer.... the placing of the buildings....
The instructions suggest that once you have finished the foam layer you adhere it to the bottom layer with double stick tape. I didn't want to do that because I want to be able to see and reference the bottom layer. I want to see how 1700 NY compares with modern day NY. So, because I wasn't taping down the foam layer it was a little susceptible to coming apart when I placed the buildings. It was easy enough to push it back together but it was just kind of annoying.
I LOVED the placing of the buildings. Once again a magnifying glass comes in very very very handy (more so with the buildings than even the first layer) because there are tiny (very very tiny) numbers on the bottom of the buildings which correspond to numbers on the map which show you where each building is to be placed. I found it very interesting to see the order in which buildings appeared in our city and also what year different buildings came into existence. At first I looked for buildings one at a time. I probably did this for the first 30 buildings until I had driven myself crazy. I finally realized that it made more sense to sort the buildings by their numbers first so that I wouldn't have to pick through every building looking for the next one. I am not sure if this makes any sense to you if you haven't as yet seen the puzzle. But hopefully you'll remember this comment once you set about to put the buildings in.
BOITTOM LINE: Very challenging and a real test of eyesight, but one of the best jigsaw puzzles I've ever done. Lots of fun, and kind of fascinating. i highly recommend keeping a magnifying glass handy when working on this. I had so much fun with it that I came back to amazon to order the 4D of the united states/
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 29, 2020
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The second foam layer was much easier and only took a hour or so to do. My only criticism at this point was sticking it down onto the first layer. In the end I opted to glue it down more securely.
The fun part was fitting the buildings in chronological order. Again the only criticism was the lack of detail on some of the buildings... Some were just plain and featureless But when all the buildings were fitted It looked superb and I was very pleased with it. However, a few weeks later I was looking at the wide open spaces, ie The Lower East Side, The Bronx (not part of the foam layer but still marked on the map) and decided to make some buildings of my own to 'fill in' the gaps and make it even more realistic. In the end I made over a hundred and fifty buildings of all shapes and sizes out of balsa wood, painted them and glued them between the existing ones. The result was a more realistic, crammed look of the real Manhattan. I suppose if their had been three hundred buildings instead of the one hundred and fifty or so, the price would have been much higher. Don't be put off with the set as it is... This is a great puzzle for young and old alike and I would recommend you buy this set.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on March 1, 2020
The second foam layer was much easier and only took a hour or so to do. My only criticism at this point was sticking it down onto the first layer. In the end I opted to glue it down more securely.
The fun part was fitting the buildings in chronological order. Again the only criticism was the lack of detail on some of the buildings... Some were just plain and featureless But when all the buildings were fitted It looked superb and I was very pleased with it. However, a few weeks later I was looking at the wide open spaces, ie The Lower East Side, The Bronx (not part of the foam layer but still marked on the map) and decided to make some buildings of my own to 'fill in' the gaps and make it even more realistic. In the end I made over a hundred and fifty buildings of all shapes and sizes out of balsa wood, painted them and glued them between the existing ones. The result was a more realistic, crammed look of the real Manhattan. I suppose if their had been three hundred buildings instead of the one hundred and fifty or so, the price would have been much higher. Don't be put off with the set as it is... This is a great puzzle for young and old alike and I would recommend you buy this set.
Pros:
Good quality feel to all the pieces of the set
Seeing New York build up through the years is very educational and great fun
Looks fantastic and is a talking point to everyone who sees it fully built
Cons
Needs a large area of table to leave it built for a long period of time
if it wasnt for that issue, this would have been 5 stars













