Celebrate Disney's 100th anniversary with all your favorite Disney pals! This 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle features playful images of Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Pluto and Goofy through the years in a tiled design. With a stylish iridescent foil finish, the timeless puzzle is sure to bring hours of fun to a family of Disney fans.

• Disney 100 Years of Friendship jigsaw puzzle includes 1,000 interlocking pieces with iridescent foil finish in a sturdy storage box.
• Not for ages 0-3.
• Finished puzzle size: 24" W x 30" H

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No matter the season, fresh florals can brighten any day and bring joy to any moment. The playful, quilt-like composition of different flower prints featured in this 1,000-piece puzzle blends botanicals in an eye-catching way to showcase the whimsy, wonder and fun of nature. Our puzzles make a great stay-at-home activity for individuals and families alike.

• Fun With Florals jigsaw puzzle includes 1,000 interlocking pieces in a sturdy storage box.
• Not for ages 0-3.
• Finished puzzle size: 30" W x 24" H

If you ever need an instant pick-me-up, there's no better place to start than doing a bit of good—for others, for yourself, or for the world. Get inspired with a little help from this 550-piece puzzle featuring a cheerful message accompanied by a fun design of bright colors. Keep the good vibes going by taking in the reminder that goodness is all around. Our puzzles make a great stay-at-home activity for individuals and families alike.

• Good Vibes jigsaw puzzle includes 550 interlocking pieces in a sturdy storage box.
• On puzzle: Do good. Be good. Feel good.
• Not for ages 0-3.
• Finished puzzle size: 18" W x 24" H

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This was Packard’s flagship. It was the car positioned to take on the best from Cadillac and Lincoln throughout the depths of the Great Depression. It was named for its 12 cylinder engine, which was ideal to power Packard’s top model.
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Ushered in a new class of automobile known as the pony car. Its revolutionary design featuring the long hood and short deck proved wildly popular and according to Ford, 22,000 orders were taken the day it debuted. The Mustang featured a base 170-cubic inch six-cylinder engine with a three-speed floor shift transmission, full wheel covers, bucket seats, carpeting, and a padded dash all for a base retail price of $2,320. An optional 260-cubic inch V-8 engine was also available.
These amazingly detailed DIY models start as 4” square steel 3D models. Simply snip out the pieces and bend the tabs through corresponding connection points. Easy to follow instruction included. Tweezers or small needle nose pliers are suggested to facilitate assembly.
2 sheets of metal

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The first-generation Ford Mustang was manufactured by Ford from March 1964 until 1973. The introduction of the Mustang created a new class of automobile known as the pony car. The Mustang’s styling, with its long hood and short deck, proved wildly popular and inspired a host of competition.
These amazingly detailed DIY models start as 4” square steel 3D models. Simply snip out the pieces and bend the tabs through corresponding connection points. Easy to follow instruction included. Tweezers or small needle nose pliers are suggested to facilitate assembly.
2 sheets of metal

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Originally produced by McDonnell Douglas, this Boeing twin-engine army attack helicopter first entered service with the US Army in 1984. Since then it has become the primary attack helicopter of many nations. More than 2,000 have been produced.
These amazingly detailed DIY models start as 4” square steel 3D models. Simply snip out the pieces and bend the tabs through corresponding connection points. Easy to follow instruction included. Tweezers or small needle nose pliers are suggested to facilitate assembly.
2 sheets of metal

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The Apollo 11 moon landing required two spacecraft- The lunar module (LM) and command service module (CSM). Once in lunar orbit, the two would separate so the LM could land while the CSM waited in orbit. After launching from the lunar surface, the LM’s ascent stage would rendezvous and dock with the waiting CSM, then the astronauts would transfer back into the main spacecraft and head home. It sounds nearly impossible but that’s the way it was July 20, 1969.
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