Range

In this "Description" box box we should be inputting at least basic information about the "Range" being displayed. Again there is no need to upload an image to a "Range" album at this point, as a suitable thumbnail can be selected from one of the puzzle albums once they have been input. Within the "Tags (comma separated)" field, found in the "edit album" screen, it is important to add the Tag "Range" to ensure that the album appears correctly. Here is an example for a "Range" album layout as used to describe Tuck's Zag-Zaw puzzles. :

Most notable of the ranges of puzzles produced by Raphael Tuck & Sons, and amongst the finest quality produced in Great Britain. Early examples were cut in a push-fit style, but later they were more commonly interlocking. Of the earlier variety, some feature a symmetry to the cutting, which was brought about through the method of stack-cutting, whereby once the full sized board has been cut into sections, these were then laid on top of each other before the next cuts were made. This reduced the cutting time, and was very common practice amongst many of the well known mass producers.