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Bought this to keep me occupied whilst recovering from surgery and it more than did that - the pieces are all good quality, as is the packaging - the puzzle itself is moderately difficult given that it's basically two similar pictures at the top and bottom so figuring out which piece belongs to which picture adds complexity - more than did the job of keeping me occupied.

I love Givson jigsaws because of the quality of the pieces. This puzzle was challenging, especially for the top section - but really interesting posters to look at in detail. Interesting explanation of the artist & background to the original poster on the box too.

Received this as a gift and found it enjoyable to make although perhaps not quite as challenging as it at first appeared. What I found not enjoyable was the way the unused pieces continually locked together and were very difficult to separate without delaminating one piece or the other, my worst puzzle ever for this. Overall though, the pieces fitted together well and it was a good puzzle to do.

This is a classic jigsaw and well worth completing. Price was good value. Amazon did packing well: boxed and internally protected. The jigsaw was well made with no damage to pieces. Completing the puzzle was sustained by the excellent artwork. As is often the case the a couple of areas were testing, in this case the double sets of roof girders. I wish more Gibson puzzles were available but Covid-19 seems to have made them thin on the ground.

I haven’t opened mine yet but no one should buy this for £40 odd from profiteers - don’t let them win 💪🏻

Very good quality and a teasing 2 puzzles in one. Kept us going for a while working out where some pieces fitted the1948 bit or the earlier date

Gave this to my husband. The two pictures were very alike and it took us nearly a week to complete.If you want a jigsaw that is very absorbing this is ideal

I found this a little too hard, probably mainly to do with the fact it is portrait orientation and while possible to do, personally I found not as enjoyable. I do my puzzles on a portable picnic table and I struggled to see the top part very well. I'm not particularly short sighted but the picture was (of course) in muted colours and just presented a bit too much of challenge. OK though and well presented. Made me realise perhaps I like a little more colour and definition to the image, and a landscape picture!