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Westeros as a puzzle built upward

Game of Thrones 3D puzzle

Four layers of the same continent. A flat jigsaw map goes down first, a topography layer on top of that, then the castles arrive as small models, and the fourth dimension is time, since buildings go on in the order they were built. Forty five flags mark landmarks. The Wall will outlast your patience.

$25.99
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What it actually is

  • Map, topography and 3D models stack in layers
  • Forty five flags mark the landmarks
  • Booklet explains what got built and when
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In stock on 2 of 2 days we have checked since Sep 9.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is Fight a shadow on your wall.

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Brand4D Cityscape
ConditionNew
CategoryWeird games and puzzle gifts

Listed on Amazon as: 4D Cityscape Game of Thrones: Westeros 3D Puzzle

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4D Cityscape Game of Thrones: Westeros 3D Puzzle

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