The blueprint side is fun but was also a pain to assemble. Not obvious which version is harder to put together.

The areas with words on the blueprint side are easy and gives you lots of anchor points but then there are a *lot* of blue pieces with just one or two white lines.

We only had to assemble a quarter of the blueprint version but I think it might be slightly easier compared to the exterior version.

And here endeth my jigsaw story.

And so here is the photo I wanted to take which ended up taking my wife and I another couple of hours to accomplish.

I include a close up of the cockpit area from both sides of the puzzle.

We were so frustrated. I slowly (and carefully) started dissembling the blueprint side of the puzzle and halfway through this process we found the missing piece!

It had got stuck underneath other parts of the puzzle but it really felt completely flat.

We then had to manually assemble half of the blueprint version (all so I could take one nice photos of each version side by side).

We first tried ‘feeling’ the blueprint side to see if a piece had gotten stuck underneath but it all felt completely flat.

We then spent ages searching our kitchen, searching our clothes (even inside my slippers) but we couldn’t find that one missing piece!!!

Originally I had assembled the blueprint side of the jigsaw a bit further away from the exterior version.

When I then tried moving them closer together I had to deal with an annoying fold in the tablecloth. Sliding the puzzle over that fold broke pieces of the puzzle and we had to reassemble parts by hand.

That’s when I noticed a piece was missing!

I started flipping pieces over to reveal the ‘internal blueprint’ version of the other side. I wanted to then have half of the jigsaw from each version next to each other.

Some of this was done manually and some by using paper and stiff placemats to flip sections.

But something was wrong!