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Educational DIY Smart Stick Building Blocks Set

This 72-piece set of colorful plastic building sticks snaps together into modern-building models kids design themselves. The pieces are made of ABS plastic, and the assembled play fits in a 20×12×20 cm footprint for easy storage between sessions.

Educational DIY Smart Stick Building Blocks Set
PRODUCT REFERENCE / LMT281094

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Learning, Games & Building Toys

A product reference for buyer-led assortment review. Confirm fit against the channel, market and order plan.

REFERENCE SKULMT281094
  • This 72-piece set of colorful plastic building sticks snaps together into modern-building models kids design themselves. The pieces are made of ABS plastic, and the assembled play fits in a 20×12×20 cm footprint for easy storage between sessions.

Product reference only. Confirm current availability and commercial terms before order.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Details supplied for this reference.

gender
Unisex
age_range
2 to 4 Years, 5 to 7 years, 8 to 13 Years, 14 Years & up
gross_weight
2.5 kg
source_folder
category_educational_toys
package_size_cm
20×12×20 cm

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  • Current configuration and included components
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