
MOMA Frank Stella is a gorgeous geometric puzzle that caught my eye immediately, and I was so happy to be able to assemble it for review. The image is fantastic for puzzling, and I enjoyed the assembly very much!
I was happy to see that on the Galison website most puzzles have a picture of the actual assembled jigsaw so that you can see the shapes of the pieces. You can clearly see that this puzzle doesn’t only have one piece shape; in fact, it’s a random cut. Even better!
This puzzle had very good quality; the pieces are a good thickness and fit together well with an excellent variety of shapes. My one issue was that many of the edge pieces didn’t connect together, they merely sat next to one another until interior pieces made connections. I saw when initially sorting the puzzle that this would be the case, and didn’t try to start with the edges as I normally would to avoid unnecessary frustration.
Blocks of color in a puzzle make me very happy, so you can imagine how much I enjoyed this assembly! It was a Goldilocks assembly; not too hard, not too easy – just right! This was after one day of work…
Color by color is how this one was put together, and it made for extremely fun puzzling! The colors are bright and beautiful, the shaped aspect made it more interesting, and the overall assembly was highly entertaining.
I loved this puzzle, and if the image looks like one you’d enjoy it’s highly recommended!
Details:
- Title: MOMA Frank Stella (Firuzabad)
- Artist: Frank Stella
- Brand: Galison
- Piece count: 750 pieces
- Size: Approx. 24 x 16 in. (61 x 41 cm)
- Purchased: N/A, sent for review
Quality:
- Board: Very good
- Cutting: Very good
- Image: Excellent
- Box: Excellent
- Fit: Very good
- Puzzle Dust: Small amount
- Piece cut: Random cut
- Piece shapes: Very good variety
- Finish: Slightly shiny finish, lays flat
Overall Rating: Very good, recommended
LOVE this one. (Must get my hands on it!) Thanks for the review!
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Hope you enjoy it as much as I did. 🙂
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With you liking the solid color blocks so much, have u ever considered doing Double Retrospect?
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I have, actually when I decided to do a large piece count puzzle it was the first image that I wanted to do – but it was out of print. Now with a little experience and wisdom under my belt I think those blocks of color might be a bit TOO big. LOL
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This is great! One of my usual online puzzle stores carry some Galison puzzles, but sadly not this – I had to check immediately. Maybe someday.
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Glad you like it, hope you can find it soon.
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