Holdson Funny World (HFW) / Jan van Haasteren The Winter Fair (HFW Edition) 1000 pieces
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Specifications
| Brand | Holdson Funny World (HFW) / Jan van Haasteren |
|---|---|
| draftsman | Robert Derks |
| Box number | 09488 |
| Year of issue | 2014 |
| Series | Jan van Haasteren Holdson |
| Number of pieces | 1000 |
What makes this puzzle special
Jan van Haasteren puzzles are the most popular puzzle series in the Netherlands and have been produced for decades. They are known for their busy, humorous drawings full of small details and hidden jokes. In every image, a lot is happening at once: people stumble, animals get in the way, and something funny is playing out in the background everywhere. That makes puzzling itself a journey of discovery. While assembling, many puzzlers consciously look for the recurring elements that Jan van Haasteren hides in almost every drawing, such as the shark fin, the little hands, and Sinterklaas. Due to the enormous amount of detail, the puzzle remains captivating for a long time, and with every new piece, you see something you previously overlooked. His typical drawing style comes into its own best in 1000 piece puzzles where all details are given ample space.
Why choose this version
Why buy a puzzle with this number of pieces? The 500 to 1000 piece version is
the most popular format among adult puzzlers. It offers a nice balance between challenge and overview, with enough
detail to truly enjoy the puzzle. This size fits most puzzle mats en puzzle folders and is suitable for 10 years (group 6+7), 11 years (group 7+8), 12 years (group 8) and adults. This is also the most popular
size at Jan van Haasteren puzzles -
by far the best-selling puzzle series in the Netherlands. For those looking for a complete puzzle experience without extremes.
time investment, this is a logical choice.