🚀 Build, Launch, and Conquer with Da Vinci's Genius!
The NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Da Vinci's DIY Science & Engineering Construction Kit allows you to build three functioning wooden models: a ballista, bombard, and catapult. This engaging kit includes 15 projectiles and 18 paper targets, with all necessary materials provided for assembly in just 1-3 hours. Ideal for both kids and adults, it promotes STEM learning while ensuring hours of fun. Backed by National Geographic's 129-year legacy of educational excellence, this kit guarantees satisfaction.
Material | Wood |
Size | Large |
Item Weight | 1.2 Pounds |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Item Dimensions L x W | 10"L x 7.2"W |
Number of Items | 1 |
Number of Pieces | 15 |
Color | Wood |
Style | Battalion |
Item Shape | Rectangular |
Theme | Architecture |
Special Features | [Amazon Exclusive, 3D Puzzle Building Kit with Three Functional Models] |
Play Activity Location | Tabletop |
Educational Objective | Hand-Eye Coordination, Engineering Skills, Construction Skills |
Skill Level | All |
Puzzle Type | Assembly and Disassembly |
A**R
Enjoyable construction and play
My two boys (8&10) have made two of these so far and enjoyed them both. They can be a little fiddly to construct, so children may need help. The pieces generally come out of the sheet easily enough but some may need a little sanding down before assembling.I would recommend not glueing the pieces initially. We found them quite a tight fit anyway, so they don't really need glueing, plus you might need to take bits apart again to fine tune them. We had some difficulty with the bombard to begin with as it wasn't releasing when we pushed the trigger, so I took that part apart and sanded a few of the pieces so that it worked better.When constructed correctly the results are impressive. The bombard and ballista can both shoot the projectiles quite far for their size (we have yet to make the catapult). My 8 year old in particular enjoys setting up the paper targets and trying to knock them back down.
L**T
Brilliant set for engineer-minded kids
This little set is brilliant! Challenging for my engineer-minded 9 year old but still very do-able. The wood is sturdy enough not to snap. The information in the instructions about Newton’s Law and the history of the machines is an extra bonus.
J**Y
Great Xmas present.
Our lad loves this. Normally a lego fan but he spent xmas to new year making these, and trying 2 understand the mechanics. Top stuff. Fully recommended.
D**
Practical and easy to assemble.
It is a great toy! My 8 years old loved it. Easy to follow the instructions, easy to asemble and gives the child hours of plaing. I love that is not made of plastic and I would like to buy in the future more educational toys like that, that have a low impact on the world polutin.
M**R
9 year old grandson loved it!
Immediately assembled it and had fun firing at targets...great success!
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