3D Wooden Puzzle Toy
3D Wooden Puzzle Toy
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Ignite your child’s creativity and engineering skills with the Train Model 3D Wooden Puzzle Toy! This engaging assembly kit provides hours of fun while promoting hands-on learning and imaginative play. Perfect for birthdays, Christmas, or any special occasion, this locomotive model is a gift that will inspire and entertain.
Features:
Intricate Design: This 3D wooden puzzle showcases an authentic train locomotive design, complete with realistic details that capture the charm of classic trains.
Educational Fun: Encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills as children assemble the pieces, making it both a fun and educational activity.
Eco-Friendly Materials: Made from high-quality, sustainable wood, ensuring safety for kids and minimal environmental impact.
Easy Assembly: Each kit includes clear instructions for straightforward assembly, suitable for children ages 8 and up, with adult supervision recommended for younger builders.
Interactive Movement: Once assembled, the train model features moving parts and can be set in motion, providing an interactive play experience.
Creative Gift Idea: Ideal for birthdays, holidays, or as a creative gift for young builders and train enthusiasts.
Specifications:
Dimensions: Assembled model measures approximately 10.2 x 3.1 x 4.7 inches
Piece Count: 194 laser-cut wooden pieces
Recommended Age: 8 years and up
Assembly Time: Approximately 3-4 hours, depending on skill level
No Tools Required: All pieces are designed for easy assembly without the need for additional tools.
Unleash the engineer in your child with the Train Model 3D Wooden Puzzle Toy! This captivating building kit combines fun, education, and creativity, making it a memorable gift that will be cherished for years to come.
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