Clementoni Star Wars Metamorphic Art puzzles: which trilogy should you choose?

Clementoni brings its Metamorphic Art collection to Star Wars. Three 520-piece jigsaws cover the nine numbered films, with one puzzle per trilogy. Once assembled, the included light-up frame makes different parts of the illustration stand out as the lighting changes colour.

Clementoni Star Wars Metamorphic Art · I–III, IV–VI, VII–IX
© Clementoni · Star Wars I–III, IV–VI, VII–IX

Three puzzles for three trilogies

  • Episodes I–II–III · ref. 35161. The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith.
  • Episodes IV–V–VI · ref. 35162. A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.
  • Episodes VII–VIII–IX · ref. 35163. The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker.

If it’s a gift, start with the trilogy the recipient most likes to rewatch. All three sets have the same piece count. For someone who discovered the saga with Luke, Leia and Han, look for 35162. Check the Roman numerals on the listing because the three product titles are easy to confuse.

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What changes when you switch the lights on?

The printed artwork layers several colours over one another. In the frame, the LED strip casts red, green or blue light on the finished puzzle. Different parts of the picture stand out or fade depending on the colour. Dim the room and cycle through the colours to see how the image changes.

What you need for the Episodes IV–V–VI set

The original-trilogy puzzle measures 49 × 36 cm when assembled. The set includes a frame to build, an RGB LED strip, an electronic module, glue, a reference poster and instructions. The lighting requires four AA (LR06) batteries, sold separately. If it’s a gift, adding the batteries means the recipient can try the effect as soon as they finish.

This format suits people who like to display a finished puzzle. If you usually take puzzles apart to rebuild or lend them, choose the artwork first. Assembling the frame and gluing the puzzle make the most sense when you already have somewhere to display it.

Clementoni used the same idea for Vecna, the Demogorgon and the Upside Down. Our Stranger Things article covers those editions. Stranger Things – The Metamorphic Art par Clementoni →

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