Wasgij 1000 Piece Original 19 Cone-Gestion Jigsaw Puzzle

Wasgij 1000 Piece Original 19: Cone-gestion is a hilarious 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle that illustrates a severe and extremely frustrating motorway traffic jam - something that we can all relate to. The puzzle image depicts a glorious summer's day and families and friends are making the most of it by bundling in the car and heading somewhere nice for the weekend. But as we all know - weekend traffic can often cause severe delays on the motorways with everyone wanting to get to their destination as soon as possible and are certainly not planning on any unexpected breaks in their journey. But what has caused such a huge delay on this motorway and got all the drivers and passengers in a stir? Imagine you are the bird that is flying over the traffic and looking so beak-smacked and try to imagine what it is looking at - that is what you are puzzling.The puzzle measures 68 x 49 cm when completed and is produced on a high quality cardboard using Jumbo's precision die cutting techniques to ensure you receive only the highest quality of product and so that each jigsaw piece maintains its original shape for as long as possible. What can be causing the scene on the puzzle box?Wasgij 1000 Piece Original is the brainteaser puzzle concept where you have to work out the cause of the scene in the puzzle box image and discover why the characters in the illustration are looking so shocked? Can you use the clues to determine what has happened? Use your imagination and puzzle what everyone is looking so surprised about. Remember, only the puzzle holds the answer!This fabulous Wasgij 1000 Piece puzzle has been illustrated by Jumbo's popular artist - James Alexander. James' hilarious sense of humour shines through each of his Wasgij 1000 Piece Original puzzles, and is the reason behind the Wasgij 1000 Piece brand's massive fans base.

• A 1000 piece Wasgij 1000 Piece jigsaw puzzle
• Part of the Wasgij 1000 Piece Original collection where the finished puzzle is what the characters on the box would be looking at
• Illustrated by the artist James Alexander
• The finished jigsaw puzzle measures 68 x 49cm (approximately)
• The entire puzzle has been produced using a high quality cardboard and precision cutting techniques for a poster-like finish