We, The Infected

http://four.flash-gear.com/npuz/puz.php ... &k=3205565

I was bored and decided to make a LTROI puzzle on flash-gear. Figured some of you might want to give it a try.

I worked on it for a few minutes. Thing is, I don't know how to save what I did and work on it later from that point. Way cool puzzle, though, and I enjoyed playing with it.

Yeah I don' t think there's a way to save your progress unfortunately.

It's a fun site. I made a couple of simpler Eli puzzles and put them together (using bigger pieces). Lot's of other good activities on the site.

Edit: I've made a couple more puzzles. Even using the next to hardest size of the pieces, it takes a while to complete one. Good, though, that there are so many good images to choose from on WTI.

Edit 2: This could be habit forming. Last puzzle I made:

http://five.flash-gear.com/npuz/puz.php ... k=34170388

This one is next to the smallest pieces, which is difficult enough for me. It feels like magic as Lina's features emerge from this studio headshot.

CyberGhostface wrote:http://four.flash-gear.com/npuz/puz.php ... &k=3205565

I was bored and decided to make a LTROI puzzle on flash-gear. Figured some of you might want to give it a try.

Okay, I tried your puzzle again. It took much of the evening, but I finished it. Thanks again for a good site. Much fun.

Yeah, I gave up after I had all of Oskar and Eli. Only that portion of it took over an hour ... but thanks

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CyberGhostface wrote:http://four.flash-gear.com/npuz/puz.php ... &k=3205565

I was bored and decided to make a LTROI puzzle on flash-gear. Figured some of you might want to give it a try.

Nearly there! (This has taken a long time.) Thanks Cyber!

I finally finished it myself! It was surprisingly addictive. Thanks, CyberGhostface.

What approach did you take? I separated out the blue piece first and assembled them. Then, I found all the edge pieces and made the frame - that was really hard. And then I seperated out all of the black pieces and slogged through them - these turned out to be Oskar's jacket, pants, boots, and the carpeting. Along the way I found face pieces and enough of Lina's pastel colored top to put that together. It was really hard! For me, the wallpaper was last to get done.

In retrospect I should have picked the option for bigger puzzle pieces, that might have made it easier.