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The Eichhorn Construct 2-in-1 set turns 248 pieces into a detailed crane or a space shuttle, combining hands-on construction with the satisfaction of seeing a large model take shape step by step. Wooden components, screws and connectors create an engaging building rhythm that keeps attention focused from the first part to the final assembly. Each stage encourages careful handling, visual planning and a growing understanding of how individual parts work together in a stable structure. Because 2 different motifs are included, the set offers more than a single finished result and keeps the experience fresh across repeated sessions. The Construct line also opens the door to larger building worlds, since this set can be combined with other compatible Eichhorn Construct sets. FSC® 100%-certified wood adds a precise, tactile feel to the building process. On a quiet afternoon, one build can become a tall crane scene, while the next session shifts into a shuttle launch full of imaginative action. The set suits children ages 6 and up who enjoy tinkering, assembling and returning to a model to rebuild it in a new form. Learn more about FSC® | www.fsc.org | FSC-C005308
Warning! Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Choking hazard!
Product details
- 248 pieces support 2 different builds, letting children ages 6 and up assemble either a crane or a space shuttle while exploring structure, sequence and hands-on problem solving
- Screws, wooden parts and connecting elements guide careful assembly, helping train fine motor control, concentration and an early feel for simple mechanical relationships
- After the build, the finished model invites continued play, so construction shifts naturally into storytelling, role play and repeated rebuilding with a fresh goal each time
- Made from FSC® 100%-certified wood under license number FSC-C005308
- For over 75 years, Eichhorn has crafted quality wooden toys with tradition, building motor skills and creativity from the earliest age through stacking, plugging, sliding and screwing
