3D puzzles

[Cawenil]

What are the main advantages and disadvantages of 3D puzzles? What assembly technologies are used for more complex models?

[Hereson]

3D puzzles are an interactive and fun activity suitable for individuals or groups. It improves spatial reasoning, problem-solving skills and hand-eye coordination, which is especially beneficial for children. Decorative and worthy of display, once completed they can serve as unique decorative pieces, adding interest to a room or workspace. Most 3D puzzles are designed to fit together without the use of glue or special tools, making assembly simple and straightforward.

[Cawenil]

Some models, especially those with complex designs, can be challenging for beginners, potentially leading to frustration. Once completed, 3D puzzles can take up a significant amount of space, especially larger models which may not be ideal for small living spaces.

[Hereson]

From architectural monuments to animals, 3D puzzles come in a wide range of themes to suit a variety of interests. Larger and more complex 3D puzzles can take a long time to solve, requiring patience and dedication.