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Keith Haring: Double Retrospect - 32000 Pieces Puzzle (still trying)

on my computer i've done some hard puzzles using the pics i have on my computer, i've done 700 to 1000 pieces on average, most of the time i find certain pics to be harder then others, and i don't look at the ref much.

but i completed 15 or so puzzles within the game's trial limit of 30 days. i would go bigger then 1000 but most of my pics are small and at a certain piece count it is impossible to see what is on each piece to match them up. so i need to make my pics bigger or increase the restrictions to bump up the difficulty. but i learned one thing i really don't know some of my collected art like i thought i did.

a 2000 piece 3d puzzle of the US capitol building

wow that's the only type of puzzle i can't build, i got a train once for christmas, i got stumped, and everyone else in the house took a crack at it, like 7 adults or so and they didn't get much farther then i did. they were working on it for several hours.

took me about three months, finally figured out, do it as if it was a regular puzzle, then put all the different parts together.

i would try that if i even knew where my train puzzle was.

I used to build lots of puzzles but grew tired of it. Now I feel the need to restart again.
The largest one I built was 5000 piece Jan van Haasteren puzzle. I found a really good online puzzle that I build almost everytime I'm looking at a video.