Jan van Haasteren: Kunnen wij het maken? (1000 Pieces) - Puzzle

Jan van Haasteren – Can We Fix It? (1000 pieces)

In Jan van Haasteren – Can We Fix It?, the famous family visits a bustling Repair Café where broken belongings are given a second chance. Helpful volunteers are ready with their tools, but in true Jan van Haasteren style, not every repair goes according to plan. Sawing, drilling, fixing and improvising soon result in complete comic chaos. With 1000 pieces and countless amusing details to discover, this Jumbo jigsaw puzzle provides hours of entertaining puzzling.

Key Features:

• 1000 Puzzle Pieces: A satisfying jigsaw challenge ideal for relaxing puzzle sessions alone or together with friends and family.
• Fun Repair Café Theme: Join the Jan van Haasteren family at a busy Repair Café where broken items are being fixed with unpredictable results.
• Classic Jan van Haasteren Humour: The colourful illustration is packed with absurd situations, visual jokes and familiar characters.
• Countless Details to Discover: Workbenches, tools, volunteers and questionable repairs ensure there is something amusing happening in every corner.
• Generous Finished Size: The completed puzzle measures approximately 68 x 49 cm, providing plenty of space for its densely packed comic details.
• Cardboard Construction: The puzzle is made from cardboard, with recycled cardboard used for these Jan van Haasteren puzzles.
• Ages 12 and Up: With 1000 pieces, it offers an enjoyable challenge for teenagers, adults and Jan van Haasteren collectors.

Why Choose Jan van Haasteren – Can We Fix It? (1000 pieces)?

Jan van Haasteren – Can We Fix It? combines the familiar concept of a Repair Café with the unmistakable chaos and humour of the popular puzzle series. As the 1000 pieces come together, more tiny stories, comic mishaps and familiar characters appear across the scene. The Repair Café provides an original setting filled with amusing attempts to give broken objects a new life. This makes the puzzle enjoyable both while assembling it and when exploring the completed illustration afterwards.