Day 6: Cut out the region and battle markers, Day 7: Placed stickers on said markers (Suffering a cold and sore throat on those 2 days)
Finally completed the
Map of Westeros 4D Puzzle
Wish I could leave it out for as long as I can or try to buy a glass box to keep it inside. I'm leaving it out on display until Season 4 ends. Then it's back into it's box until next year.
Overall, the puzzle was challenging. Well the first layer was challenging. Lots of pieces that are almost identical and fit in the wrong places. Especially the border pieces. The provided reference map can be small to read for some. Even some of the printed rivers and towns can be hard to read. Unless you have good lighting a
lot of the pieces will look alike, mostly the dark blue pieces representing bodies of water. As for the second layer, unless you want to permanently display the puzzle
don't use the double-sided stickers that come inside the box. Also be careful when setting the landmarks into the foam puzzle pieces. You might accidentally tear whatever is glued on those foam pieces if you use too much force. I suggest using scissors, side-cutters, or a pair of clippers to cut out the remaining plastic pieces and if necessary a craft knife/hobby knife to shave any excess plastic so they won't damage the first two layers.
Can't wait for the Season 4 premiere. Watched all 3 seasons back-to-back, mostly with my dad. Note to self: Never let my dad explain the show to anyone. If I hadn't seen the show or read all the books he would've told me everything; from every plot twist, cliffhanger, and character death.
Also....he knows nothing if he thinks he figured out how it will end, assuming the "good guys" will win.
Almost done with ADWD. Just 50 mores pages to go. Still think ASOS as my favorite of the books.
EDIT: Finally finished ADWD!!!!
Now the wait for TWOW begins..... Hope those sample chapters are worth the wait.
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