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This appears to be a startup company with only 1 jigsaw puzzle. The puzzle quality is very good, with nice, thick, tight fitting pieces, almost no dust or glare. I am sure the $6 price range will change or the seller will go out of business.

I could pick this puzzle up and hold it at arms length when is was finished.

It was marked in the back if you wanted to sort it to 6 smaller puzzles

It did take a little effort to get started but after a few sections were completed it got much easier. Needless to say I recommend buying this puzzle on Amazon (US) while it can still be purchased at a good price, the last I looked it was still less than $7

Charles Wysocki : Large Pieces : Buffalo Games

May be a little too easy for some, but great for new people or those with limited dexterity and or eye sight

This was not an easy puzzle, it took much longer than usual. Springbok uses unusual shapes and needs a little extra effort to push some of the pieces together, but is not a fragile puzzle once together.

No name on the box, but I found the same puzzle on Ebay with an address that led to Edaron:

Edaron, Inc. was founded in 1974. The Company's line of business includes the manufacturing of Puzzles and Games for adults and children.

In 2020 Edaron partnered with Buffalo games and became Edaron LLC.

Edaron LLC. operates in the United States.

This is from our personal collection, do it about one time a year. The trees and snow are more challenging than I prefer but overall a good puzzle.

We found this at a local thrift shop, missing 1 piece but I still enjoyed working on it.

We have been using amiibo cards for two years but recently learned about the newer NFC emulators, we are experimenting with the newest model from joysfusion.com and really like it with ACNH

https://joysfusion.com/codenames/ lists the amiibo characters

It lists all the files as numbers, but you can edit the filenames to list villagers by name. We have not tried to add amiibo .bin files and have not tried using it on other games. Updating requires windows Chrome browser (can be run in a VM ) and Bluetooth 4.0 or more. We did have trouble getting the Bluetooth to pair, but did get it. They use a web page, to pair and edit the files, but you can download the complete webpage from a link on their discord channel, if you want to work offline. It is about $40 US on Amazon, a fraction of what we paid for our amiibo card collection

https://discord.com/invite/EzKqQtS5Z6

ON EDIT:

The unit is small and seems fragile, it may not be a good choice for children that are rough with their toys.

I could not resist this sale priced puzzle, not the best quality but OK for the price.

This is from 2017 when Ceaco puzzles were made in USA and a little different than those made today in China for Buffalo. I can't say they are better, just different type cut and thickness.

Not my favorite style, but not a bad "budget priced" puzzle at a nearby outlet.

I found this on a bargain bin for $0.99 (US) at a nearby outlet store, pretty good quality for less than $1.00 (new)

Loose, poor fitting puzzle, needed to redo several sections (became very frustrating)