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A PDF version of our Bridge or Bust puzzle book is perfect for anyone who is looking to follow along remotely or would like a digital copy.
Once checkout is complete, you will receive an email with your downloadable items.
The book is helpful. I haven’t got through it all yet. I’m a grandfather who gave the Bridge Builder “game” to my 9 7 10 year old grandsons for Christmas. Their dad (my son) isn’t the best at assembling but he and the boys went to work putting the pieces together. I was at their place housesitting recently and pulled the game out to see how far they had gone. It appeared they had stopped I’ll guess about 3/4 of the way through. Now these are two kids who tons of Lego and spend hours putting Lego together and they use their imagination making different things. So it’s that they aren’t used to small pieces. I love the Bridge Build and I wouldn’t want to make too easy. The boys love a challenge. So I’ve asked my son to bring the unfinished set to me to work on finishing at least putting the pieces to gather so the boys can start really working with it. And while the PDF book is very good, it would help if maybe there was a brief explanation of what the pieces do - just a few words, not more than a sentence. It helps the adults in the room to understand what they do. I love the set. I’m really want the boys to use it and enjoy it which I think they will.