EUGY Gorilla 3D Cardboard Model Kit
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EUGY Gorilla 3D Cardboard Model Kit
The EUGY Gorilla puzzle is a fun way to create your own 3D animal model. It's designed for children from 6 years old and helps develop their patience and fine motor skills. The pack contains everything you need for assembly, including 32 numbered pieces and non-toxic glue. The result is a detailed gorilla figure, made from eco-friendly, recyclable cardboard. It also includes decorative eyes that give the model a realistic look.
Key features of the EUGY Gorilla 3D puzzle
- Suitable for children from 6 years old
- Made from eco-friendly and recyclable paper
- Multi-layered 3D puzzle with irregularly shaped pieces
- Animal theme
- Set includes 32 numbered pieces and a step-by-step guide
- Assembled model dimensions 60 × 65 × 44mm (W×H×D)
- Package includes the puzzle, non-toxic glue and decorative eyes
Creative fun with an ecological bonus
Assembling the model is simple and intuitive. The individual pieces are numbered and you join them together using the included non-toxic glue, following the step-by-step instructions. While building, children develop their fine motor skills and patience. The puzzle is made from sturdy, recyclable cardboard. By purchasing this product, you also contribute to Ape Action Africa, an organisation dedicated to the conservation of gorillas and other primates.
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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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