Wooden 3D Puzzle Cathedral for Adults or Teens, St.Basil Cathedrale Russian, Laser Cutting, Self-Assembly, DIY Building Models Kits, L: 16,14" x W: 13,22" x H: 18,11", Home Decoration, Gift Idea

The first thing I want to say is that the finished product is pretty awesome! Of course, probably not as awesome as the real building, but I think that it's a pretty good representation for being a 3D wooden puzzle.I have completed a ton of these, and when I say ton, I mean more than what is probably normal. Because of this, I've dealt with many different issues from assembly, to easy of direction, to stability - you get the picture. Here's my take on this particular product.First - the layout of the pieces is all over the place. Each wooden sheet is numbered (11-1, 11-2, etc.). There is a key that shows you each sheet, and the corresponding letter/number combo for the piece. It would make sense to have each sheet represent one specific letter (i.e sheet 11-1 would be all the pieces lettered A; sheet 11-2 would be all the pieces lettered B, and so on). No such sense with this product. Pieces are everywhere so you constantly have to refer to the pieces key - kind of a pain when you have numerous pieces, all with different letter/number combos so you're rummaging through each sheet. Even if you write those letter/number combos on each sheet, you still end up back and forth between the wooden sheets and the key. All that is to say, the layout of the pieces could have been a little more organized.Second, I had to glue some of the pieces. Not because they broke (I didn't have that issue with any pieces to this puzzle), but because they did not fit snugly in place and they kept coming apart when I tried to move them or fit them into another section of the puzzle. I used Elmers, and it seems to be holding.Thirdly, there is no notations within the directions or pictures about where/how the design printed on the pieces should face. It's easy to figure out if you're someone who pays attention to fine details, but if this is supposed to geared towards everyone, it should be produced with every type of experience level in mind.Again, even with these issues, I was happy with the finished product, but I may pay attention to the company name when looking for other 3D wooden puzzles to complete, and may not pick this company again, unless their design isn't found elsewhere.

Live the finished product. I did have to glue a few pieces due to less than tight fit