At this time of year people may be considering a gym membership in a bid to get fit but I'm not sure you'd want to head to the Fit 4 Nothing gym featured on this 500 piece Best of British puzzle from Ravensburger.
As I'm currently stuck at home recovering from my hip replacement completing a jigsaw is probably the most energetic I'll get for a while so this review puzzle arrived with perfect timing.
The picture is full of quirky British-ness, whimsical gym notices and a diverse collection of people trying their best, apparently, to get fit. Midlands-based artist Geoff Tristram created the cartoon especially for Ravensburger as part of their Best of British range of puzzles and this is number 14 in the series.
This is one class I'd sign up for ;-)
My kind of vending machine!
This was fun to complete and was a lovely time-filler one afternoon.
As we've come to expect with Ravensburger puzzles this one is well-made. The printing is vivid and the pieces fit together easily and snugly. Included with the puzzle is an A4 sheet with a reference picture and information about the artist. Once completed the puzzle measure approx 49cm x 36cm.
Take a look at the Ravensburger website to see more of the Best of British range of puzzles.
The puzzle can be bought here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ravensburger-Best-British-No-14-Nothing/dp/B01ABTOD7A
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