Three Ravensburger 3D puzzles—the Statue of Liberty and two Empire State Building Night Edition boxes, one beautifully lit—showcase piece counts and age recommendations, perfect for any Ravensburger puzzles fan or a quick 3D puzzle review.

Ravensburger 3D Puzzles Review

ByLouise

My Three and Me love jigsaw puzzles. We love nothing better than to spend an afternoon together working our way through a puzzle or two and we were really excited when we were asked if we’d like to try three different 3D jigsaw puzzles featuring 3 of America’s most iconic landmarks. 

Three Ravensburger 3D puzzles—the Statue of Liberty and two Empire State Building Night Edition boxes, one beautifully lit—showcase piece counts and age recommendations, perfect for any Ravensburger puzzles fan or a quick 3D puzzle review.

A unique 3D Puzzle, shaped as the Statue of Liberty. All the pieces fit together perfectly without the need for glue. All the pieces are numbered on the back. This puzzle includes 108 pieces and measures 37.5 tall when complete.

A child assembles a Ravensburger 3D puzzle of the Statue of Liberty, starting with scattered pieces, then fitting them together, and finally completing the upper section—a fun revision of how 3D puzzles come to life.

This is a new addition to the 3D jigsaw range from Ravensburger. It is made up of 216 pieces, has 5 different light effects and measures 48.5cm tall when complete.  

A collage of three photos: an unopened Ravensburger 3D city building puzzle, a close-up of the assembled puzzle showcasing blue illuminated skyscrapers, and another detailed view for an insightful 3D puzzles or puzzle review.

This 3D puzzles has 216 pieces and requires 3 x AAA Batteries (not included). It measures 48cm tall when complete. The puzzle has two different light modes – you can have the puzzle glowing solid white or your puzzle can light up different colours in a sequence.

Three images show the stages of assembling a Ravensburger blue 3D puzzle building: unassembled pieces in a bag, the partially built structure, and a hand placing the final puzzle piece on top.

I really like that all the puzzles have pieces that are numbered and arrows showing you where the next numbered piece needs to be placed. They also have clear instructions to show you where pieces / structure supports need to be. When you are starting your puzzles it’s an idea to organise your pieces into piles so that you have them to hand when you are working your way around the model – unlike a traditional jigsaw you have to follow the numbers in order. I do think that these puzzles are quite hard to complete though as you need to make sure that all the hinge pieces are folded perfectly to make the pieces meet correctly – trust me on this as you don’t want to get half way through the puzzle and realise that the pieces won’t fit together as they should.  

Three images: a close-up of a white Ravensburger 3D puzzle piece labelled "175" with arrows and notches, a side view of a similar piece labelled "5," and a pile of many white puzzle pieces on a wooden surface.

These puzzles are suitable for anyone aged 10 and over and even younger children can help out too. They make for a fantastic gift for anyone wanting a different type of puzzle and once complete they look great on display. 
  

Review three Ravensburger 3D Puzzles featuring famous New York City buildings: the Statue of Liberty, a blue-lit Empire State Building, and a green-lit Empire State Building, each showcased against plain backgrounds.

*We were sent these products for the purpose of this review – all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own*

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