Lilac Point Glen - Charles Wysocki by Buffalo Games and Puzzles 300 pc.

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Brand:  Buffalo Games and Puzzles

Title:  Lilac Point Glen

Artist:  Charles Wysocki

Number of Pieces:  300 Large Pieces

Size:  21.25" x 15"

Poster included:  Yes

Quality:  Good

  - Missing pieces:  None

  - False Fits:  None

  - Sections stay together when moving:  More or less, depending on the individual pieces. 

  - Bent or delaminated pieces:  One very slightly bent tab

  - Uncut pieces:   None

  - Finished puzzle can be picked up by edges:  If you are very careful, you can do it.  

  - Image quality:  Excellent

  - Puzzle dust:  None I noticed

What I liked:  Another fun Charles Wysocki image, plenty to search and find and not difficult to complete.   Assembling this was a nice break after the hellacious Butterfly Spectrum and it's missing pieces.

What I didn't like:  Nothing

The fit of this puzzle was not as good as previous Buffalo Games puzzles, though probably better than the Butterfly Spectrum we finished yesterday.

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