Mechanical Triceratops - 1,368-Piece Mechanical Building Block Kit

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Regular price Estimated price R 609.99
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Specifications

Material

ABS Plastic

Product Size (cm)

36 x 14 x 17cm

Box Size (cm)

42 x 32 x 7.5cm

Weight (g)

1500g

Packaging

Colour Box

Number of Pieces

1368

Difficulty (out of 5)

3

Recommended Age

14+

Difficulty Level

Three horns, a sweeping frill and a whole lot of attitude. The Mechanical Triceratops Building Block Kit turns the legendary herbivore into a 1,368-piece build, with layered mechanical detailing hiding just beneath its earthy olive and sand-coloured plates.

The build takes you through the sturdy legs, the armoured body and finally the iconic frilled head, so the creature slowly takes shape in your hands.

It's a great project for an afternoon of focused building. Once finished, it stands proudly on any shelf as a tribute to prehistoric engineering.


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