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Help to know about the great charm of new and clean energy, to build up children's sense of low-carbon and envitronment protection.
Cultivate children's interest in sclence and technology, through learning the drive principle of machines and the process the creation and conversion of wind power.
While children are assembling parts, they experience joy and fulfillment by overcoming series of challenges, which helps to foster creative thinking of children and develop their minds.
Detailed Size ( like a bunny size )
Height ( back of the beast ): 11cm (4.3")
Height ( top of propeller ): 17cm (6.7")
Width: 13cm (5.1")
Length: 20cm (7.9")
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Yooo
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de enero de 2024
I couldn’t believe the price of this toy. It’s so cheap for such an elegant, well thought design. It certainly takes some patience to assemble. Be careful and note the details in the instructions to ensure you don’t assemble it in the wrong direction. I did at first with the second half of the beast and when putting two halves together it didn’t fit. My bad. Took like 10m to disassemble one half and put everything back together. It works well. It’s made of plastic and joints so it’s not the most bulletproof in the world, hence play with it carefully (just don’t throw it around lolz). I’m sure your kids will enjoy this toy.
David Bakin
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de mayo de 2022
I've been mesmerized by videos of Theo Jansen's Strandbeests "walking" gracefully down beaches for years. How are the linkages put together? Now I can inspect my own.Took an hour to build from opening the box to powering it with a hair dryer (on cool). Great design - needs only a diagonal cutter (pliers) or a wire cutter or just a hobby knife to pull the pieces apart. No glue, just snaps together or press fits together. Instructions were very clear for this kind of thing.Assembly advice for those who are daunted by negative review here: There are 12 legs to assemble - all the same. They then get slotted into a frame-with-crankshaft - 6 pairs, all the same. In each case the _first_ one can be tricky - take your time, really _study_ the instruction diagrams, make sure each piece is oriented correctly _especially which side is "up"_. Then do the rest the same way. After putting the first "leg" on the first "frame" try rotating the crankshaft carefully - it should work. Then put the second "leg" on the first "frame" and again rotate the crankshaft carefully - it should work very nicely - though it is delicate at this point. In each case once you've got the first one (or first pair) done _all the rest are done the same and you've got a physical example to look at_.Surprisingly low friction for a bunch of plastic parts rubbing against each other: The thing really walks nicely. As I said above: power it with a hair dryer on cool.I was able to do it easily even with my big fat thumbs. I'm going to get a second. I think with a couple of supplementary steel wires I can easily make it double length...
Carlangas
Comentado en México el 20 de diciembre de 2022
Un excelente rompecabezas, interesante y una vez armado es impresionante el movimiento. Muy recomendable.
Patulin
Comentado en México el 9 de marzo de 2021
Es un artefacto genial
Matty T
Comentado en Australia el 30 de septiembre de 2020
Not hard to build and works amazing!
Brian Fuchs
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de agosto de 2019
Evidently there are a lot of knockoffs of this model, and this is one. However, the pieces are sturdy and it works just fine.The instructions are...well...not great, but if you study the diagrams, they eventually make sense.I will point out two specific instructions that are not clear.At the bottom of Page 3 there is a diagram showing how to use a cutter to remove the plastic pieces from their injection molding spines. It clearly shows a “correct way” and an “incorrect way” and warns of cutting part F carefully. Here’s the thing: both pictures are identical... and there is no real way to cut incorrectly. So this warning is odd.When you assemble the twelve “legs” (Step 5), they will keep falling apart (where part A and C meet). You are going to be convinced you have a bad kit. Do not despair, as part F will eventually keep them together. That takes place much later in the assembly. Trust me, the kit does stay together by the end.Finally, the first step of inserting the rubber feet can be difficult. Don’t force it. Be patient.The kit is truly amazing as nothing “snaps together”, and no glue is needed. You could disassemble the beest pretty easily.If you are forcing pieces together, you are assembling it incorrectly.
Gregory S.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 9 de octubre de 2019
Really fun. Really mechanically interesting. A bit difficult to figure how to assemble the first few steps. The parts fit quite loosely (by design) and it's difficult to hold it together while trying to get everything in the correct slot. But once you get the first couple steps, it's simple to repeat. Really great value for the money. Once you get it together. It's pretty sturdy.
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