Well, well, well, well, well, what do we have here?
You better believe that I now have the red paint can puzzle too! My set is complete! I started with Presenting Green, later puzzled Presenting Blue and here we have the third and final installation, Presenting Red. Now, Springbok fans will of course know there is a yellow puzzle too, but that came earlier in a box in the mid-eighties (I may or may not have a copy of that waiting in the wings) but that particular image was not part of the paint can series. I do wonder if it was the inspiration for the series though?
I can’t totally decide which one was my favourite. The red one felt the easiest to assemble, but I very well could have been used to the monochromatic collage format by by this time. I think I enjoyed the items and look of the finished puzzle in the green best, but I am partial to the colour green. Either way, this was just as fun as the other two colours and naturally, I just love the ridiculous packaging of these puzzles.
I think we all know that I love a good clown, and this is certainly a good clown!
So, I think you can see that this is a complete puzzle, which means that my paint can series is complete and I couldn’t be happier! What a delightful series of puzzles!
400 pieces, family puzzle style cut, with large, medium and regular sized pieces, complete and in perfect condition. A vintage Springbok release from 2000.
