Ravensburger Memorable Disney Moments
10 Parts 11 plus the Final Assembly

It was so hard to get the entire puzzle in a picture! We put down a sheet of thick plastic to display the puzzle on because we would be taking the puzzle apart back into it's 10 sections when we were done and the plastic would help us get the pieces off of the floor.

This is myself, mom, and my 3 children in front of the puzzle (hubby was taking the picture). Everyone there helped with this puzzle, even if only to put in one or two pieces - I wanted them to have a part in it. Mom is the only one who, besides me, put at least one piece in every section. Thanks mom, you rock!

I like this picture, it really gives perspective on how large this puzzle actually is (and that's just over 60% of the puzzle showing!) Everyone here is looking for the hidden Mickey Mouse icons that are in each section, I was crawling on the puzzle to show them where the icon was in the Fantasia section. No one found them all, but most people had a great time looking and the ones they couldn't find I was happy to show them.

We brought an 8 foot ladder with us, it was the only way to get a picture of the entire puzzle straight on. There's plenty of glare from the windows, but this is one of the best pictures from above that we were able to take. (the ridges you see in the puzzle are from the sheet of plastic underneath)

The puzzle fit together perfectly, even with a replacement section. I was a little worried about that to be honest, but each piece aligned properly with the next section and went together with many perfect little clicks. Taking a good picture of the entire puzzle was quite a challenge!

It is almost 27 feet long and over 6 feet high, and the puzzle comes in 24 bags of 2000 pieces each (that's a little more manageable if 4000 piece puzzles seem too big). The images are interesting and the colors are very pretty, but I've never done a Grafika puzzle and have no idea of their quality. Grafika puzzles are made in France, and the shipping to the US is considerable. 

Educa has come out with a 42,000 piece puzzle called World Landmarks that is a single image by Adrian Chesterman. See below...

It's such a large image that seeing the detail is difficult in this picture; it looks like an interesting puzzle though. It measures 24.5 feet by 5.15 feet and comes in 7 bags of 6000 pieces each. Yikes! I definitely don't have a board large enough for 6000 pieces. I wouldn't say no to assembling it if it were given to me, but I don't know that I'll be going out of my way to get it. I think I'm good for a while unless another image comes along that really strikes my fancy.

I assembled the World's Largest Jigsaw Puzzle while it was still the world's largest, I'm ok with that accomplishment - I don't feel like I need to keep going bigger and bigger. But that's just me, if you're wanting to take on either of these bigger ones I'll be cheering for you!