Discover the charm of Victorian streets with the WOODEN CITY wooden double-sided puzzle. Enjoy assembly enhanced by uniquely shaped pieces of animals, buildings, and objects, precise laser cutting, and the option to build 2-in-1 – by picture or by pattern. Made from durable HDF, plastic-free packaging, and ideal as a stylish gift.
Discover the charm of Victorian streets with the WOODEN CITY wooden double-sided puzzle. Enjoy assembly enhanced by uniquely shaped pieces of animals, buildings, and objects, precise laser cutting, and the option to build 2-in-1 – by picture or by pattern. Made from durable HDF, plastic-free packaging, and ideal as a stylish gift.
Uniquely shaped wooden pieces
Special pieces shaped like animals, buildings, and objects add a new dimension and fun to puzzling. Some can even stand on their own as mini figures.
Double-sided 2-in-1 puzzle for double the fun
Assemble from the front by the colorful picture or from the back by the repeating pattern – perfect for training shape recognition.
Precise laser cutting and eco packaging
Smooth, splinter-free edges and a durable HDF board ensure long life. The packaging is 100% plastic-free.
This premium wooden puzzle features a lively scene with a retro tram and a street full of period details. Thanks to laser-cut pieces with smooth edges, assembling is both a joy and a challenge. The double-sided design lets you build from the front by the motif or from the reverse by a repeating pattern.
Higher difficulty with fewer pieces guarantees fun for adults and older children. Some pieces are shaped like animals, buildings, and iconic symbols – a few can stand alone as small figurines. The eco-friendly packaging is 100% plastic-free, pleasing sustainability lovers as well.
- 2-in-1 double-sided design: assemble by picture or by shape.
- Unique cutouts: about 30 special pieces with themed shapes.
- Quality material: sturdy HDF board, 3–4 mm thick.
- Smooth edges: precise laser cutting without splinters.
- Eco packaging: plastic-free, paper pouch inside the box.
