EUGY Black Bear 3D Cardboard Puzzle

299,-

EUGY Black Bear 3D Cardboard Puzzle

The EUGY Black Bear 3D puzzle is fun for children aged 6 and up. They can build a model bear from individual pieces of recyclable paper. The pack contains 24 numbered parts, non-toxic glue and step-by-step instructions. Assembling the model supports fine motor skills and logical thinking without any screen time. The result is a decorative figure.

Key features of the EUGY Black Bear puzzle

  • Suitable for children aged 6 and up
  • Made from recyclable paper
  • Multi-layer puzzle with irregularly shaped pieces
  • Supports creativity, fine motor skills and logical thinking
  • Assembled model dimensions: 108×61×41mm
  • The pack contains 24 numbered parts, non-toxic glue, decorative eyes and instructions

Educational and eco-friendly fun

The EUGY puzzle is an alternative to digital entertainment. While assembling it, children practise their fine motor skills. The project is also environmentally friendly, as it uses recyclable paper and cardboard. The individual parts are layered on top of each other according to the included instructions and joined with the non-toxic glue that comes in the pack. The resulting bear model can be used as a decoration in a child's room.

Specifications

Age and intended use

Usage Everybody
Suitable for 6 years

Number of pieces

Number of pieces 24 pc(s)

Theme

Theme Animals

Material

Material Paper

Battery

Must additionally purchase AA batteries No

Puzzle type

Puzzle type 3D
Puzzle properties Irregular shape, Multilayered

Assembled puzzle dimensions

Height 6.1 cm
Width 10.8 cm
Code:  HRApu237
Warranty: 24 months
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Manufacturer information

SmartLife s.r.o., Purkyňova 3091/97c, Brno 612 00, [email protected], www.smartlife.cz

EUGY was founded with the vision of creating creative and recyclable toys that are kind to the environment. Today, this New Zealand-based brand offers more than 140 3D models, is sold in over 45 countries, and supports animal welfare and local communities.

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