Puzzle Spiderman 2x100 pieces

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Jigsaw Puzzle , 100 pieces in package, theme: movies and TV shows, known from Spider-Man, suitable from 6 years
  255,-
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Puzzle Spiderman 2x100 pieces

This Educa Borras puzzle set contains two separate Spider-Man pictures. Each one is made up of 100 pieces, providing a suitable challenge for children aged 6 and over. The puzzle is made of paper and, once assembled, can be used as a picture for a child's room. The pack offers a double dose of fun assembling their favourite hero.

Number of pieces: 100

100

Number of pieces
Material: Paper

Paper

Material
Recommended age: 6+

6+

Recommended age
Theme: Spider-Man

Spider-Man

Theme
Spiderman 2x100 pieces puzzle

Key features of the Spiderman 2x100 pieces puzzle

  • Suitable for children from 6 years of age
  • The pack contains two separate designs
  • Each picture consists of 100 pieces
  • Made from paper cardboard
  • Features the action hero Spider-Man

Spanish quality from Educa Borras

The puzzle is made by the Spanish brand Educa Borras, a company with a tradition dating back to 1894. The individual pieces are cut from classic 2mm thick blue cardboard, which makes them easier to join together. The manufacturer places emphasis on safety and uses recyclable raw materials.

Specifications

Suitable for
6 years
Number of pieces
100 pc(s)
Theme
Movies and TV shows
Material
Paper
Puzzle type
Classic

Age and intended use

Suitable for
6 years

Number of pieces

Number of pieces
100 pc(s)

Theme

Theme
Movies and TV shows

Material

Material
Paper

Puzzle type

Puzzle type
Classic

Known from

Known from
Spider-Man

Product type

Product type
Puzzle
More Specifications

EDUCA BORRAS, S.A.U.,  SANTOSONA, 1,  QUIRZE DEL VALLÈS, 08192, [email protected]., www.educaborras.com

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