Puzz-3D is the brand name of the three-dimensional puzzles manufactured by Hasbro.  The Puzz-3D series of puzzles are comprised of plastic foam, with the part of an image printed on stiff paper glued to the underlying foam piece and cut to match the piece's dimensions. When the pieces are put together, they create a structure such as a building.  Typically, the structures released tend to be famous landmarks.

In 1991 in Quebec, puzzles spread their wings and took off again... in an all-new, three-dimensional form. This was the brainchild of Paul Gallant, a French Canadian specializing in secondary product development, promotion and marketing. From the moment Gallant’s Puzz-3D® hit the store shelves, response was immediate and overwhelming.

In 2001 Wrebbit® was sold to Irwin Toy, when Irwin Toy filed for bankruptcy a year later Paul Gallant bought the company back and relaunched it in a reduced state.

In 2005 Wrebbit® was sold to Hasbro, and in 2006 the company was moved from Quebec to East Longmeadow, Massaschusetts.

Pirates of the Caribbean 3 - Flying Dutchman

This was a challenging puzzle, but was a lot of fun for us to do! It served it's purpose on keeping us occupied for the holidays! I found it difficult to stop until I was finished!!

U.S. Capitol Building

This is my 3rd 3D puzzle that I have done, and it is so cool. It is a very hard, challenging puzzle, but is is very fun. The foam pieces are very sturdy and stay together well. The only bad thing about the puzzle is that the top dome part is hard to put together, but other than that I would say this is a great product.

Sears Tower

This was my first 3-D puzzle ever, it was pretty challenging....i worked on it every evening after work and finished after about 4 days. I just really dig all of the classic sky scrappers, and it turned out quite nicely. I'm gonna get the rest of the skyscrapper puzzles and make my own skyline.

Notre Dame

Quite a bit smaller than the picture on the box would have you think, but the price should be a clue.  I would say that this one was very easy to build, finished it in 1 day on and off. The paper "flags" were very fiddly and I left them off the model.  Overall, a very nice 3D puzzle. It lets me see Notre Dame in 3D which I've heard of ever since I was a kid; now I don't have to go to France! Highly recommended for even beginners!

Empire State Building

If you have a love of puzzles then this is the puzzle for you. They combine the two buildings in the same box so there is a bit of a challenge sorting all the peices at first. After that all the peices start coming together and once you find the pattern, the walls start forming and it looks really nice. I would recommend this to anyone that is looking for a unique challenge in puzzles.

CitiGroup Center

This is an amazing puzzle! Looks great and is very durable once it is finished. The mini puzzle included comes out very nice. Fun to assemble and not overly hard.  A great Puzz 3d puzzle.