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Zelda Hyrule Map 1000 piece puzzle - USAopoly

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$13.11 $19 In stock

This 1000 piece puzzle features a Hyrule map design and is produced by USAopoly. It is listed under The Video Game Company and is tagged as a plush toy item.

  • Zelda Hyrule Map design
  • 1000 piece puzzle
  • Made by USAopoly
  • Sold by The Video Game Company
  • Standard SKU available
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United States · Return window (days after delivery): 30. Return method: By mail. Return postage: Seller pays.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

The colors on this map puzzle are so vibrant that I can almost picture Link wandering through each region. I love how the pieces lock together with a satisfying snap, making the build feel sturdy.

Julian H. ★★★★★

The map art is genuinely gorgeous once it comes together, and the pieces snapped in with a satisfying click instead of feeling flimsy. I framed it and hung it above my desk, so now it doubles as wall decor instead of going back in the box.

Michael J. ★★★★★

The 1000 pieces took me about a week of evenings, and the map artwork stayed crisp even in the busy castle-town section. Every region name from the game is legible, which made it weirdly fun to piece together.