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Image courtesy of Dil Bahra and SikhsinHockey.com. |
This delightfully retro bus was the Kenya hockey team's transport for the Melbourne Olympic Games in 1956.
Kenya earned a creditable 1-1 draw in the group stages against eventual Group B winners Great Britain. They ultimately finished 10th overall following 3-0 and 9-0 wins against the USA and Afghanistan respectively, and a 2-3 loss to Malaya in the classification stage.
Now split up into 63 pieces, can you rebuild the bus?
Tips
1. Move the pieces around using your mouse.
2. Toggle on/off the image you are trying to create with the button in the bottom left.
3. Toggle on/off a ghost outline of the image with the button in the bottom left.
4. Expand to full screen with the button in the bottom right.
This splendid crowd scene was photographed by the indomitable Marjorie Pollard (England's all-time record goalscorer) during the England women's match against Germany at Wembley Stadium in 1960. England won 3-1.
Now split up into 56 fragments, can you piece it back together?
Tips
1. Move the pieces around using your mouse.
2. Toggle on/off the image you are trying to create with the button in the bottom left.
3. Toggle on/off a ghost outline of the image with the button in the bottom left.
4. Expand to full screen with the button in the bottom right.
This stamp was issued by the Republic of Chad in 1979 to mark the Moscow Olympic Games. The five stamps in the set featured hurdles, hockey, swimming, running and yachting.
Tips
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2. Toggle on/off the image you are trying to create with a button in the bottom left.
3. Toggle on/off a ghost outline of the image with a button in the bottom left.
4. Expand to full screen with the button in the bottom right.
This festive hockey scene is from a French-made postcard, posted in Belgium to “Monsieur et Madame Kloprogge” in December 1913.
Now split up into 60 fragments, can you piece it back together? A little bit of frivolous festive fun.
Tips
1. Move the pieces around using your mouse.
2. Toggle on/off the image you are trying to create with the button in the bottom left.
3. Toggle on/off a ghost outline of the image with the button in the bottom left.
4. Expand to full screen with the button in the bottom right.