Thank you Polly! :) Although I really like my previous 9000-piece puzzle (Magical Dragon Forest), I just couldn't get enough of staring at this mesmerizing new image and had to put it on the wall! 💕🧩
Hi, I used Tikkurila Magnetic paint, but the magnetic foil was bought in a local shop specialized with magnetic stuff (I suggest buying a small batch of foil to do some tests, I've found on the market some bad quality foils with weak power of attraction). I made a short 5min video about montage th-cam.com/video/dwMYHUI2mJk/w-d-xo.html - you may find some helpful info about the whole process there :)
@@JustOneMorePiece Hey, uh... and thank you for the answer I was looking at how much Tikkurila Magnetic paint costs and it is incredibly expensive... 0,5 l for 25 euro. so for 9000 puzzles I don't even want to know how much paint I'll use if I'm going to resist at least 2-3 times in a row... so how about removing the paint from the wall in case I move out of the apartment ??
@@angelosnoir9060 I agree, it's quite an investment, but you paint the wall only once and in long term and with many interchangeable puzzles it may be not that bad, but with rented apartment it could be a hard decision to make :/ If you decide to try this method and you have a larger space to cover please look for the 3L bucket of Tikkurila - it costed me the same as 3x0,5L and was enough to cover up to 5m2 with 3 layers. You can also look for other brands, but I don't have any experience on this field. I also don't know anything about removal options, but you can paint it over with normal paint (and I've read that the wall should keep the magnetic characteristics if you use no more than 2 layers of traditional paint).
i bought the underwater 9000 puzzel manny years ago and i so enjoyd making that one i gave it a permanent stay on the wall in my hallway i so gonna buy this one as well ... and what a nice trick with the magnetic paint i would never have come to that idea by myself will def adopt that for this one , cheers for that ! epic video ! love it ... what setup did you use for the video capture ? go pro and a certain tripod ? again quality job
Thank you so much for this comment, you are too kind :) The previous 9000 underwater puzzle are also very beautiful and I have them on my long TODO list. I hope you will be happy with this way of montage, my husband (Rafal) came up with this idea when we tried to decide on which puzzle to hang in our apartment and we didn't want to store huge boards in case of future changes. There is a dedicated video on my channel regarding the montage and you can also watch separate videos of 60000-piece Dowdle and 48000-piece Grafika puzzle hanged on the wall using the same method - both done by Rafal in his office. And about the current setup - it's a mirrorless camera with an ultra-wide lens mounted upside down under the tripod :)
@@JustOneMorePieceThank you so much for your quick reply. I have seen a couple of your guy's videos by now and subbed right away. Quality stuff. I'm currently working on the Ravensburger Paradise Sunset 18,000-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle after many years sitting on my attic since I did not have the space to put it together. I managed to buy that one just before it got removed from the store, since it's no longer in production. I'll add a link to my underwater puzzle in this text. Don't mind the bad video composite since times lapses were not, yet a thing back then, +/- 15 years ago, and you had to do it all by taking pictures th-cam.com/video/f-aWPX6-_Xk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=_SopLe-Dj_dWJiYa
I really like them, but I was always into fantasy themes (Josephine Wall etc.). Maybe you could check if another 9000pc puzzle from Ravensburger fits your taste better - Underwater Paradise - they are a bit old, but I saw them recently back on stock in few shops :)
Nice Job! For the Larger pieces, how are you able to tape the sections off. I can see for a smaller sizes but for the BIGGER PIECES, how? Just Remarkable how dedicated all of you are🤗
Thanks, it's nice to see you here :) They are glued to the sheets of magnetic foil, please check out this video for more details on how we hang our puzzles: th-cam.com/video/dwMYHUI2mJk/w-d-xo.html (even the largest puzzle like Grafika 48000 and Dowdle 60000 were mounted in the same way by Rafal in his office).
It's so satisfying to watch all these holes being filled 😅 really lovely picture and 50h only! Well done!
Thank you :) Please notice that it was only 50h thanks to Rafal, who was puzzling together with me for about 75% of the time 💕🧩
Very relaxing to watch -- outstanding assembly😊
That's really kind of you to say :) Thank you 💕🧩
Puzzle. 1000. Yes. Roberta. Love.
Such a beautiful puzzle! Great job :)
Thank you Polly! :) Although I really like my previous 9000-piece puzzle (Magical Dragon Forest), I just couldn't get enough of staring at this mesmerizing new image and had to put it on the wall! 💕🧩
Beautiful puzzle 🧩🧩🧩
Thank you, I believe they look even better in real life than on the video :)
wow awesome
Très beau. Comment l’accrocher vous au mur ?
Hi... could you please write what magnetic paint you used and what you taped the puzzles with.. or a link...thx
Hi, I used Tikkurila Magnetic paint, but the magnetic foil was bought in a local shop specialized with magnetic stuff (I suggest buying a small batch of foil to do some tests, I've found on the market some bad quality foils with weak power of attraction). I made a short 5min video about montage th-cam.com/video/dwMYHUI2mJk/w-d-xo.html - you may find some helpful info about the whole process there :)
@@JustOneMorePiece Hey, uh... and thank you for the answer I was looking at how much Tikkurila Magnetic paint costs and it is incredibly expensive... 0,5 l for 25 euro. so for 9000 puzzles I don't even want to know how much paint I'll use if I'm going to resist at least 2-3 times in a row... so how about removing the paint from the wall in case I move out of the apartment ??
@@angelosnoir9060 I agree, it's quite an investment, but you paint the wall only once and in long term and with many interchangeable puzzles it may be not that bad, but with rented apartment it could be a hard decision to make :/ If you decide to try this method and you have a larger space to cover please look for the 3L bucket of Tikkurila - it costed me the same as 3x0,5L and was enough to cover up to 5m2 with 3 layers. You can also look for other brands, but I don't have any experience on this field. I also don't know anything about removal options, but you can paint it over with normal paint (and I've read that the wall should keep the magnetic characteristics if you use no more than 2 layers of traditional paint).
i bought the underwater 9000 puzzel manny years ago and i so enjoyd making that one i gave it a permanent stay on the wall in my hallway
i so gonna buy this one as well ... and what a nice trick with the magnetic paint i would never have come to that idea by myself will def adopt that for this one , cheers for that !
epic video ! love it ... what setup did you use for the video capture ? go pro and a certain tripod ?
again quality job
Thank you so much for this comment, you are too kind :) The previous 9000 underwater puzzle are also very beautiful and I have them on my long TODO list. I hope you will be happy with this way of montage, my husband (Rafal) came up with this idea when we tried to decide on which puzzle to hang in our apartment and we didn't want to store huge boards in case of future changes. There is a dedicated video on my channel regarding the montage and you can also watch separate videos of 60000-piece Dowdle and 48000-piece Grafika puzzle hanged on the wall using the same method - both done by Rafal in his office. And about the current setup - it's a mirrorless camera with an ultra-wide lens mounted upside down under the tripod :)
@@JustOneMorePieceThank you so much for your quick reply. I have seen a couple of your guy's videos by now and subbed right away. Quality stuff. I'm currently working on the Ravensburger Paradise Sunset 18,000-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle after many years sitting on my attic since I did not have the space to put it together. I managed to buy that one just before it got removed from the store, since it's no longer in production.
I'll add a link to my underwater puzzle in this text. Don't mind the bad video composite since times lapses were not, yet a thing back then, +/- 15 years ago, and you had to do it all by taking pictures
th-cam.com/video/f-aWPX6-_Xk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=_SopLe-Dj_dWJiYa
Still debating about this puzzle whether to buy it or not. I like the underwater theme, but not sure about those mermaids.
I really like them, but I was always into fantasy themes (Josephine Wall etc.). Maybe you could check if another 9000pc puzzle from Ravensburger fits your taste better - Underwater Paradise - they are a bit old, but I saw them recently back on stock in few shops :)
I have seen that one also. It is still available here and there.
Nice Job! For the Larger pieces, how are you able to tape the sections off.
I can see for a smaller sizes but for the BIGGER PIECES, how?
Just Remarkable how dedicated all of you are🤗
Thanks, it's nice to see you here :) They are glued to the sheets of magnetic foil, please check out this video for more details on how we hang our puzzles: th-cam.com/video/dwMYHUI2mJk/w-d-xo.html (even the largest puzzle like Grafika 48000 and Dowdle 60000 were mounted in the same way by Rafal in his office).
Where did you buy this puzzle? I'm having trouble finding it.
Hello.
cool channel. I'll leave a subscription. My channel is still at the beginning
Thank you, I'll look at yours :)