I can not find piece number 41 on my puzzle called the military cruiser

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We got a 3d crystal block flash music castle No.9020A for Christmas.There was broken pieces..One was a small piece that holds the flag and also a flag was broken.Also the base that holds the screws for tgebattery compartment was broken so doesn't hold the screws in.We had to duct tape it.Very cheap and shoddy workmanship for the price they cost.There is no address to contact them to let them know so they could send replacement parts..

If you can see a four digit code on each piece, the second number tells you in what part of the puzzle the piece should be. Example: All pieces with second number a three should be in the same "part" or area. Then You should take the two last numbers from the code and minus the first number, example 13-6=7 then this piece is the seventh piece in the third module. You will get for all modules pieces with numbers from 1 to 30 after some calculation. Put the pieces in order smallest most under and bigger higher up. And start with "module" 1.
This was at least how the puzzle should be assembled. I hope this helped you!!!

If the purchase is recent and you still have the receipt, see if Hobby Lobby will allow you to exchange the puzzle for an identical item. If this isn't an option, you can try seeing if the box came with any manufacturer details and write/call/email them to see if they can mail you the piece.

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Q: I have a missing puzzle piece. How can I get a replacement puzzle?

A: The Charles Wysocki Gallery does not make the puzzles. We buy them from Hasbro. Please visit Hasbro's website at www.hasbro.com and click on their customer service link for help with missing puzzle pieces.

The answer is 411.

9 x 3 = 27;
5 x 7 = 35;
8 x 6 = 48;
4 x 4 = 16;
then
7 x 2 = 14

Reverse all of the answers and you get:

72;
53;
48;
16;
and;
41

Finally, the 2nd number - 1 is the 3rd number in the total:

9 x 3 = 27, reverse it: 72; 3 - 1 = 2 ------ your answer is 722
5 x 7 = 35, reverse it: 53; 7 - 1 = 6 ------ your answer is 536
8 x 6 = 48, reverse it: 84; 6 - 1 = 5 ------ your answer is 845
4 x 4 = 16, reverse it: 61; 4 - 1 = 3 ------ your answer is 613
then
7 x 2 = 14, reverse it: 41; 2 - 1 = 1 ------ your answer is 411

Thanks for the challenge! Please rate me accordingly if i've helped you out.

Respectfully,

Don

Use this popular walkthrough to see pictures of all the hidden puzzles (with arrows pointing to their location)
http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com/

Look down the game's puzzle index to see which puzzle numbers are missing then use the walkthrough's puzzle index to quickly find them

Hi DEEHARDY,

I bought tge same puzzle (I think) from a fleemarket yesterday!
It was very old and had been there for a long time I think, but the box was unopened!! In it all instructions were in all other languages but not in english. But I know some German so I managed to understand! The thing with the puzzle is to try yourself first how You think it is supposed to be. But in the intstructions there is given a hint with "mirror text" if You can not get started. Here I give You the hint: If it is the same puzzle, You can see a four digit code on each piece. The second number tells You in what part of the puzzle the piece should be. Example: All pieces with second number a three should be in the same "part" or area. Then You should take the two last numbers from the code and minus the first number, example 13-6=7 then this piece is the seventh piece in the third module. You will get for all modules pieces with numbers from 1 to 30 after some calculation. Put the pieces in order smallest most under and bigger higher up. And start with "module" 1.
This was at least how my puzzle should be assemblied. I hope this helped You!!!

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Puzzle 5 -- Answer is Ten Times 10
Puzzle 18 -- Move Top far Right Match to Left of the Dust-- Move Middle Match slightly Left to make the Handle.
Puzzle 23-- Empty 8 (Litre Pitcher) into 5 (L.P) Empty 5 (L.P) into
3(L.P) then empty 3 (LP) into 8 (L.P) then 5 (L.P) into
3(L.P) then 8(L.P) into 5 then 5 (L.P) into 3.(Litre P.)
Pour contents from the 3 (L.Pitcher) into 8(L.P) You
will have 4 Litres in two of the Pitchers.
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as follows -- 1-- 3-- 6 -- 4 -- 2-- 5 -- .
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Puzzles 38 - 41 -112-- are all quite easy, just play around you will get the Answers.