It’s so impressive how he did it in only 2 minutes and 34 seconds

When you realized that there are only 4 corner pieces in the entire set.

It took him 9 months to finish, so this puzzle is like his baby

That's my issue with calling this a 42,0000 piece puzzle when it's really just seven 6,000 piece puzzles if the person doesn't mix them up before starting. It's a completely different concept entirely doing a true 42,000 piece puzzle versus seven 6,000 piece puzzles. This person clearly mixed them all together and so he rightly deserves full credit for doing this massive beast.

he probably wishes he had waited to start this when quarantine started

I'm more impressed with his ability to sit on the floor or kneel for that long.

Me: searching for “500 piece puzzle time lapse” Me: sees 42000 piece puzzle

To address some of the comments: the puzzle comes in 7 bags of 6,000 pieces each. The backs of the pieces are not marked at all. The sky is not only blue but also contains some sections of white and some sunsets, so it’s very hard to tell whether the non-blue pieces are sky or not. Each panel has green sections everywhere. Sometimes, there’s a large tree, other times, it’s ferns and shrubs among buildings. I have been working on the puzzle since September 2019 and am about 2/3 of the way through Panel 5. Since I don’t have room in my house to lay out the full 25 feet, I’ve done one panel at a time. At one point, our puppy ate about 100 pieces. I had to buy the entire puzzle again and find the missing pieces. That was excruciating. I expect to finish in another year or so. This is one of the most fun projects I’ve ever done.

its so large you can see the curvature of the earth

I’m just impressed by his sorting abilities. How he has all the right pieces in the general area they belong in.

You know it’s a big puzzle when the sorting alone takes 2 months

This is one of those videos that youtube will recommend you after 6 years

I can feel his back pain from all the time sitting there

Imagine accidentally forgetting to press the record button...

I love how you just emptied all bags on one spot. It was interesting to see your approach on an handling so many pieces. Nice work!

My cat: "I would ruin this whole mans career"

March 15, 2020: Finally finished the puzzle after 11 months. Gonna go out to the city, Coronavirus: No you don't

*Spends almost year putting all those pieces together* His cat: *I’m about to end this mans whole career.*

This is so impressive!! I'd be overwhelmed just by sorting the pieces, the paaaatience 😳 Must've felt amazing putting the last one in 😌

"Finally, after months of hard work, one puzzle piece is left, but where is the hole its suppose to go in"

When you find out he uploads every few years because he’s probably working on another puzzle...

If I started this puzzle today I’d finish 10 years after I died.

Lol that music makes it seem like he saved humanity. Good job putting the puzzle together.

Timelapse is magical. The seamless speed gives you an unexplainable sense of joy.

Let’s be real, no one searched for this but was glad they found it

Imagine spending almost a year putting this together only to find you're missing one piece.

Not gonna lie, its satisfying watching the puzzle slowly getting completed. wow, it took a whole 2 months just to sort the pieces.

Wow. Major props for combining the bags and actually working it as a true 42k puzzle, and not "merely" seven adjoining 6k puzzles.

Me: Mom I’m bored Mom: Well I might have a little something in the closet...

and then there's me who can't use his kitchen table because there's still an unfinished 1000 piece puzzle sitting on it for 3 weeks now ...

I really love the Pj's, i saw AT LEAST 3 weeks of clothing changes going on, but we got before bedtime in pj's putting in a lot of time. I also respect the masterful puzzle meditation pose. Gonna have to try that. I also am deeply impressed by the organization of pieces, color organization, then by shape and tone of color. Very cool to see them in rows goin into the piece. Really enjoyed watching this. MAD RESPECT!

Its amazing that they were able to angle the camera just right in the original photo to get all those landmarks in one image.

You mixed the bags like a mad man, yet you seemed to have the pieces layed out already "knowing" what section they fit into. How? I know extreme sorting is a must, but that's a whole new level. Bravo. Very impressive.

Teacher: The test isn't that difficult The Test:

That was impressive! So proud of you and your diligence to complete this. It would have taken me 3 years! Great job!!!!

I love doing big puzzles (24.000, 32.000 etc) but I never dared to mix up all the bags like you did. Respect

This deserves so much more credit it took him almost a year to do this 🥺

Everyone is talking about the painting. But where did he find that giant piece of cardboard?!?

you make it seem so easy but i remember how much i struggled and how many days i spent on a 5000 piece puzzle. Quality content!!!

I used to love puzzles but now I have cats. This man's determination is truly admirable

Legend says he hasn’t moved his right leg since

I edited this so that no one knows how I got this many likes!

I'm in love with this. I just got started on my first puzzle in years.

Its so cool seeing the set come together

Meanwhile I’m here struggling with a 300 piece bob ross puzzle

"How's your quarantine going?" "Well..."

Wow, almost two hours per day for nine months straight, that's a lot of discipline, patience, long-term commitment and perseverance. The immediate gratification junkies of today would fail this miserably. This man is set for whatever project he goes for.

Dude, that was awesome! Ik how hard it is for just a 2000 piece puzzle with so many colors and designs! Great job man!!!

Imagine believing that you’re the first person to ever comment “imagine doing all that and missing one piece”

42,000-piece puzzle: *exists* Ravensburger: "Nah, needs 320 more pieces"

I do jigsaws and think this is just amazing. His patience and perseverance are to be admired.😊

Appreciate your patience and spare time

**SpongeBob narrator** "One eternity later..."

When 8+ years Is the time for making It and not the limitation of years

That was AMAZING to watch! I get caught up on 1000 piece puzzle, it's rough. I couldn't imagine how much puzzle glue that would take 🤔🤷‍♀️

We, humanity, are able to print a very large picture, yet, split it into 42000 unique pieces so that one person can arrange them as a single picture. Brilliant.

Grandma: Let's play a puzzle to pass the time the puzzle:

"Oh yeah, it's all coming together."

the fact he did it ALONE is obvious proof he's half-god level.

My class loved this video. Good work! You're very patient!

its actually just a normal sized jigsaw puzzle, hes just tiny Edit: holy fuck 1k likes this shit insane bruh

April fools, this is actually filmed in reverse. He actually took a completed puzzle apart piece by piece.

To know he uploaded this video in march 15 2020... That was the perfect lockdown activity!

Absolute madman, good job man

It's lovely to watch how everything gets organized little by little.

The hardest part is finding a frame and space on the wall for it ...

I don't even have the patience to watch the video without skipping. He is just better than me.

That’s wild! Well done!

This is super impressive. My cat would have eaten one of the pieces before I got to finish it.

If it was, “42,000 piece Jigsaw or Death”, “I would’ve died already...”

This gives me the strength to start my 1000 piece that’s been sitting in my closet for 8 months.

Thank you for sharing! I wouldn’t even know where to begin.

If you're wondering what the picture is, it's an image of what the world would look like with no air pollution

This puzzle is so big you can even see the curvature of the Earth😳 It seems it's not obvious to most people. This was a joke. I would suggest you rent a sense of humor.

My puzzle solving technique: pick a random piece and try it at every location to see if it fits.

2 months of sorting. Sounds like fun.

Imagine being at the end and realizing the last piece was missing....... Great job though very impressive!!!

See you in 5 years when this pops in my recommended again

Your channel is severely underrated.

I would have never so bravo for the patience !

And when researchers find this in 2000 years They're going to be very confused about the placement of these objects in the world

I'm surprised he finished this whole thing with a sane mind.

This puzzle is the biggest puzzle I've seen in my entire life!! And I like the famous landmarks!!!!!!

Everyone: Omg imagine missing one piece Me: He obviously has no children or cats :/

i'd love to do this during quarantine but that puzzle is bigger than my apartment :(

2:01 This little maneuver's gonna cost us 51 years

Amazing!! Thank you😃

"oopsies my hand slipped" " *Throws it* i swear im lagging!"

I knew there’d be a comment in here that was about the last piece being missing lol. But it truly is a wonder after handling all the pieces several times over, that one didn’t get lost even by accident.

Me: Selling a 1000 piece puzzle after 10 years not opening it. Andre: „I know, its too ez, right?“

Wow, I would not even have tried to tackle this one and I love to do Jigsaw puzzles. It was beautiful....

You completed this the day the lockdown started. Sometimes timing is everything.

I wish he'd done a close up of each section, I wanted to see what all was in there!

I hope this was moved directly into a museum.

What an amazing young man! 👏 Such patience! Bravo 👏

I love the design! Pretty much every well known building or structure in the world

really, only took him 2 minutes and 33 seconds to finished this? watch me complete my baby niece's 4 piece puzzle in under a second.

"Ok guys! Let's start with the corner pieces!"

A testament to patience and perseverance.

That was beautiful. Thank you.