My lovely daughter gave me this flower delivery wagon for my birthday and it only took about a week to put it together.

  It is mostly wood, 3 ply, plywood. About as hard as anything I have ever assembled. It takes no glue for all the pieces are cnc cut,

but I did add a little glue here and there for extra strength.

  Maybe she is trying to revive some of my little brain which this puzzle did need and I certainly appreciate her a bunch even though both daughters won't let me win any of the games we play when they show up.

  By the way it has about 180 pieces so the instructions were a have to thingy.

The directions came with a watering can but I don't find an oil can for the bicycle chain!

And I do have to water the flowers every day but it came with a bucket for that purpose.

 

The flowers were not added in to that 180 count.

You finished it! It looks great!

That is amazing, Jess!!

Hey Jess, that looks awesome sir!

And what a great gift from the kids!!!! How'd you come up with the color scheme? It's really nice!

John this is what came in the box. I used no color. Kinda like a jigsaw puzzle!!! 

 

Sherri, where did you find this?

 

 

1 hour ago, Sherri Marx said:

You finished it! It looks great!

 

1 hour ago, Sherri Marx said:

You finished it! It looks great!

Yay! How fun!🤩 

That is so cool.  My grandsons like the Lego 3D puzzles.

That looks great Jess, color adds a lot to the finished product. Yours looks like a "book nook" kit, some of those have tons of tiny parts & pieces. I've built a couple of "Rokr" kits and have given them as Xmas gifts.

    

insert tab A into slot B, secure with pin C........(some time later)......insert tab wwwzz into slot wwxaa and you are finished!!!!!

5 hours ago, Smallpatch said:

John this is what came in the box. I used no color. Kinda like a jigsaw puzzle!!! 

however it came, it's pretty awesome.

Jeez, ok guys, @Smallpatch, I must be gettin old. I thought that was real life size! Which doesn't take away from my original compliment, but man I thought it was big and you had to heft those parts around and get it together, probably why I thought you had to paint it too. Man, I'm losing it.

Fantastic Patch. What an awesome gift as well as job on your part to assemble. Thanks for sharing the pictures and the story.