My 3D puzzles

mikezax · Mar 3, 2026

CAT

(cardboard 3D puzzle)

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Source: NIXIM 3D Puzzle

Another 3D puzzle, this time a cat has been added to the dogs. It consists of 55 parts, and it was assembled well and the result is quite nice, which resembles the original, a few photos:

mikezax · Mar 11, 2026

Budgie

(cardboard 3D puzzle)

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Source: NIXIM 3D Puzzle

Another 3D puzzle, this time a budgie. It consists of 32 parts, and it was assembled well and the result is quite nice, which resembles the original, a few photos:

mikezax · Mar 18, 2026

Dragon

(cardboard 3D puzzle)

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Source: NIXIM 3D Puzzle

Another 3D puzzle, this time a dragon. It consists of 63 pieces, and it was assembled well and the result is a pretty nice dragon, a few photos:

Rhaven Blaack · Mar 18, 2026

I really like how the dragon turned out.

mikezax · Mar 25, 2026

Thanx

I tried the AI animation of the dragon

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Peacock

(cardboard 3D puzzle)

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Source: NIXIM 3D Puzzle

Another 3D puzzle, this time a peacock. It consists of quite a few parts, the feathers were especially complicated (each of the 19 feathers consists of 7 parts) but the result is quite nice, which resembles the original, a few photos:

mikezax · Sunday at 5:51 PM

On the occasion of the upcoming Easter, I started to create the following 3D puzzle:

St Paul's Cathedral
(cardboard 3D puzzle-static)

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Source: CubicFun, National Geographic

St Paul's Cathedral (officially the Cathedral Church of Paul the Apostle) is a Baroque church on Ludgate Hill in the City of London. The current building, dating from the 17th century (the fourth St Paul's Cathedral in London), is the largest Protestant cathedral and the fourth largest Christian church in the world. It is the seat of the Bishop of London.

The 3D puzzle is nicely done, it has recessed windows and doors, for example, which makes it closer to models...it's coming together well so far...

mikezax · 2026-04-02T16:44:01-0700

I have put together a 3D puzzle and the result is very nice. It is so big that I had a problem taking a decent photo of it... with such a big puzzle it is already quite a lot of work to retouch all the white edges, but those shining white edges would spoil the result a lot, so it was worth spending a little more time on it...