StrayKids Merch Album Cover Acrylic Puzzle Standing Display Home, Desk, Bedroom Decor, Gift for Fans

I love this little display of Stray kids albums. I had my youngest help me put the pieces together and so the puzzle itself is not complex at all but kept him entertained for a minute.There are no instructions, but pretty self explanatory. I got stuck on how to get the bottom legs through, and I thought my screws weren't long enough but really they were separate pieces I just had to take apart to get the right length.The film you have to peel off was kind of tricky to start, ended up having to get a knife to get things going. Thankfully I didn't damage the acrylic itself and it turned out really cute.Plus there was a photo card and some stickers too! Everyone loves a surprise freebie

I absolutely love both Stray Kids and puzzles so when I saw this piece, I just knew I had to have it! The colors are very vibrant, the acrylic is high-quality, and the graphics are clear. This piece is such a great way to display a wide array of Stray Kids’ albums without taking up too much room. It’s also a great conversation starter between K-pop fans and those who don’t listen to K-pop. I really like that this piece includes both older albums (Miroh, Yellow Wood, etc.) and some of the newer albums (Rock-Star, Oddinary, etc.). However, I am a little disappointed that some of my favorite albums were left out (5-Star, In Life, Go Live).While I love how this piece looks, I did take a star off due to the lack of instructions and the tedious assembly. This item didn’t come with any physical instructions, and I definitely think it should have. There are a lot of different pieces you have to figure out how to properly put together (the individual puzzle pieces, a back panel, a front panel, a framing panel, 2 long stabilizing screws, and 2 short stabilizing screws). There are some brief instructions on the listing page online, but there aren’t any in the actual box. The online instructions also almost caused me to damage the item due to misleading wording.Here are some clearer instructions based on my experience assembling this piece. For the two solid panels (1 back panel, 1 front panel) and the frame panel, you have to pull the protective film off both sides. Be careful though because the film is fairly difficult to peel off. I had to use my nails to get it started while being mindful that I didn’t scratch the acrylic underneath. When you get to the puzzle pieces, only remove film from the front side. When I assembled this the instructions online said, “Be sure to take the protective film off both sides of each part of the stand before assembling.” However, I almost chipped the paint off the first puzzle piece I worked on because I tried to peel film off the back where there was none. Unlike all of the other parts, there is only film on one side (the front side) of the puzzle pieces.After you have pulled all of the protective film off, lay one of the solid panels down on a flat surface. Next, place the frame panel on top and assemble all the individual puzzle pieces so that they fit together within the frame. Place the other solid panel on top and make sure the holes on the front/top panel and back/bottom panel line up. Unscrew the four included screws (each screw pulls apart into two pieces) and place them through the holes, then tighten them with your fingers. The 2 short screws go in the top holes and the 2 long screws go in the bottom holes with the pointy part attaching through the back panel.