This was the second Harry Potter Diagon Alley puzzle that I tackled. In this project, the two shops are Ollivander's wand shop and Scribbulus supplies. I'm assuming this is where Harry and his friends got their parchment, ink and quills.
This photo shows the various sections in their flat jigsaw style format. I did this in one day and glued all the pieces together which was time consuming as always. The section that is part brown and part blue is the back of the two buildings, the lower brown section is the front of Ollivanders.
This is a closeup of the front of Ollivanders wand shop. The second is a closeup of the back of the two buildings joined together. I love how the winding stairs gives it a 3D look!
Next up is the front and side panels of the Scribbulus shop.
This photo shows the whole front when the two buildings have been joined together. I like the contrast between the brown and the blue.
These are the sides of the finished building. Sorry about the dark photo as the light was fading a bit due to rain outside!
Here is an aerial photo of the front of the buildings, where you can see the roof of the building with the smaller second floor part attached.
And this one shows the two finished puzzles side by side!
That came out really good.
ReplyDeleteA bit too much glue on it but you can't see it unless you're up close!
DeleteThis is so cool. :)
ReplyDeleteIt has been a lot of fun! I've actually already finished the third project so I'll post about that later this week!
DeleteCool!!!
ReplyDeleteI've also bought a few more in the set-Ron's house, The Three Broomsticks in Hogsmeade and the first part of Hogwarts! I'm waiting for them to arrive...
DeleteIt came out fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI'm pleased that they do actually look like the picture on the front of the box! Now I need to start sorting out my bedroom so I can display them!
DeleteWow! That is awesome. Such a great job!
ReplyDeleteI'm always pleased when a project looks the way it does on the box!
Deletesoooo cool. i've always wanted to try one of these kinds of puzzles. maybe now is the time. :-)
ReplyDeletesherry @ fundinmental
I've found them great for stress management during all this virus stuff and it focuses my mind each time I do a section!
DeleteOh wow, that looks like a really detailed puzzle. I like the way it looks.
ReplyDeleteThe Diagon Alley ones look like the simpler HP3D puzzles-The Three Broomstticks pub looks really complicated!!! This one is basically a normal puzzle, doing all the sections then the slight issue of getting it joined together!
DeleteThat is SO impressive! Puts my little, flat 500 piece puzzle to shame lol
ReplyDeleteKaren @ For What It's Worth
I'd like to get a few flat Harry Potter and Game of Thrones puzzles that I can take apart and do again when I feel like it. Why do all these things cost so much though!!! The puzzles are fun, whether flat or 3D so I hope they continue to entertain us!
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