It was pretty clear whether a piece fit or not, but I did put several pieces together incorrectly. But it was tricky separating them without bending the pieces or pulling the picture off. These pieces fit together tightly – this is nice as the completed puzzle looks more like a picture and less like a puzzle. I had to be careful if I removed a piece. Even two pieces gave me a better idea of what it was going to become. There is so much detail in this picture that if I found two pieces that fit together, I put them together. I separated the pieces by color as best I could, then started with the border and got that out of the way. Highway Hold-Up! | WASGIJ (Jumbo Games) | 1000 Pieces | 27×19 Inches So who were they and what would they become in the future? I was anxious to find out. They looked more like soldiers or aristocrats. The three bandits didn’t look like typical desperate highwaymen. I assumed the stagecoach would be replaced by a car, but I didn’t know what would happen to the toll house on the left or the inn on the right.
The puzzle itself would be a version of the hold-up that would occur sometime in the future. and so it began.īeing a bit of a history buff I started with Highway Hold-Up! from the Destiny Collection. So I gathered my courage and ordered one from each collection. Mystery Collection – “What happens next to the characters on the box?”.Destiny Collection – “What will the characters on the box look like in the future?”.Original Collection – “What are the characters on the box looking at?” The Christmas Collection puzzles are Originals, but with a Christmas theme.The puzzle you make will answer one of those questions: Wasgij puzzles currently have four collections that ask three different questions. It would, however, give me a hint about that puzzle. The puzzle on the box is not the puzzle I would be putting together. Wasgij is jigsaw spelled backwards and is pronounced “Woz-gidge.” And these puzzles are backwards. Wasgij puzzles are made in their Netherlands factory from recycled cardboard and paper. I learned that Wasgij puzzles are produced by Jumbo Games, a Dutch company established in 1853. I had seen the Wasgij puzzles at the Puzzle Warehouse and wondered about them. but if anything could turn me speechless, these puzzles would have a shot at it.
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