Braeden FosterTime to get your puzzle hat on again, and solve a jigsaw puzzle of a cartoon poster by Merton Lacey of a busy MOTAT Live Day showing a broad range of activities.
Quick Fact:
The jigsaw with the most amount of pieces in the world was created by 1600 university students from the University of Economics in Ho Chi Minh city (Vietnam) – the puzzle had a whopping 551, 232 individual pieces. You can read more about the puzzle in the Guinness Book of Records here.
Interactive Puzzle
Have a go at putting together the interactive puzzle below.
How to play:
Use your mouse and left click on any piece on the board, and the piece will follow your mouse. To release a piece, just click again and the piece will stay put. A puzzle piece will snap and stay in position with a piece it belongs to, so keep assembling pieces and you will have completed puzzle in no time. Best of Luck!
Hint: Below is the image for the jigsaw, you can use it as a guide for assembling the puzzle.
Merton Lacey. The Museum of Transport and Technology of New Zealand, 02/065/001. Walsh Memorial Library, The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT).
Click here for some more puzzles at MOTAT Fun.
