Red DIY Disassembling Helicopter

Red DIY Disassembling Helicopter - description

The red disassembling helicopter is the perfect toy for every little boy who dreams of becoming a mechanic and loves discovering how machines work. This cute red helicopter stands out with its bright, eye-catching colors that will immediately attract any child's attention. One of the main advantages of this toy is the movable rotor, which can be easily rotated, adding realism to the play and engaging the child's imagination. Thanks to its wheels, the helicopter can also move along the floor, allowing for the enactment of various scenarios and stories, from take-offs and landings to rescue missions. This toy is also equipped with a set of tools that includes a drill, screwdriver, wrench, and three interchangeable tips. These tools are specially designed with small hands in mind, making it safe and easy for children to disassemble and assemble the helicopter. It's an excellent opportunity to feel like a real mechanic and develop manual skills and hand-eye coordination. The disassembling helicopter not only provides plenty of joy but also supports the child's intellectual and motor development. Playing as a mechanic helps develop problem-solving skills, patience, and precision. Additionally, children learn the basic principles of mechanics and the operation of various tools. The red disassembling helicopter is not just a great play experience, but also an educational adventure that fosters creativity and interest in technology. It's the ideal gift for any child who wishes to explore, build, and repair, merging learning with fun. The drill operates on 3x 1.5V AAA batteries, which are not included in the set. Dimensions of the helicopter: 27cm x 19.5cm x 14cm Dimensions of the packaging: 46.5cm x 23.5cm x 15cm It has a CE certificate and complies with the EN71 standard. Intended for children over 3 years old.

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