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500-piece Phantom of the Opera jigsaw puzzle box, illustrated by Terry Wolfinger

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Trick Phantom of the Opera 500 Piece Puzzle

SKU CH-HZR4-E4ZCH

A 500-piece jigsaw puzzle illustrating the Phantom of the Opera by artist Terry Wolfinger, measuring 18 by 24 inches when complete

  • 500-piece challenge for immersive horror fans
  • Finished 18 x 24 inch artwork for display
  • Illustrated by Terry Wolfinger, CalArts 1989 graduate
  • Concept artist background from Stan Winston Studio
  • Over 100 GameFan covers showcase proven talent

A 500-piece horror jigsaw puzzle

This new puzzle from Trick or Treat Studios presents the Phantom of the Opera in artwork by Terry Wolfinger. The finished image measures 18 by 24 inches. It is a collectible tabletop game for fans of classic horror illustration.

Suits collectors and casual puzzlers

The piece count and licensed artwork appeal to horror memorabilia collectors and adults who enjoy a single-evening build. Buyers looking for larger piece counts or different horror licenses will need another product.

Finished size 18 by 24 inches

The assembled dimensions determine the table space required and the framed display footprint. This single measurement decides whether the puzzle fits the available surface or wall area.

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Price $23.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I assemble the 500-piece puzzle and what step do people often miss?

Sort edge pieces first to build the 18 by 24 inch frame, then group by colour; the step many skip is checking the Terry Wolfinger illustration on the box before forcing pieces that only look similar.

What maintenance or replacement will this puzzle need later?

No maintenance is required; if a piece is lost the 500-piece count cannot be restored without a replacement set, so store the completed 18 by 24 inch image flat or in its original box.

What limit appears first during a long build session?

The 500-piece count and 18 by 24 inch finished size mean table space runs out before piece variety does; clear a surface at least 24 inches wide before starting.

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