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Hi Jigsaw Puzzle Buffs,



As many may know, over at the Ford Tri-Motor Project site we had 88 electronic Jigsaw Puzzles. The puzzles are of course focussed FS2004 and the images created for the Project Site.

However, that does not limit the entertainment you will enjoy from tinkering with these puzzles no matter what sim you use.

The current puzzles have proved to be very popular with over 24,000 downloads to date and many seem to have enjoyed most, if not all, of them.

This thread is to advise that we, Edward Moore and I, have put in a bucket of time and effort and have now more than doubled the number of puzzles available - added 123 new ones - yes 123!!! - now a total of 217 exciting jigsaws to entertain you.

Lots of good images and good fun challenges for those that may enjoy a unique break from serious simming every now and again.

Pop on over to the Ford Tri-Motor Project site (http://www.ford-tri-motor.net) and click on the Puzzle page button - or for those that want direct access:
http://www.ford-tri-motor.net/puzzle-page.htm

Both Ed and I hope that you enjoy the new puzzles as a 2013 Christmas Present to the simming community from the Ford Project Team.

Regards

Garry and Edward.

I have a program that allows you to take any .jpg file and make a puzzle out of it and you have the option to make it as many pieces as you want and several options as to what each piece looks like. and the best feature of all is you can send a picture as a puzzle to anyone you want.
I wont mention the name of the program here as I do not want to advertise for another product that is not flight sim related.
If anyone wants to know the name of the program just send me a private message. I will tell you that it is not free but the price is not expensive by no means.

Hi Mate,

Thanks for the info - there is actually a plethoria of Electronic Puzzle making programs out there

This thread was intended to highlight that there are now over 200 FREE already made puzzles for sim patrons to download and enjoy as a break from their serious simming ventures - all available at the Ford Tri-Motor Project site.

Regards

Garry