4M4153 - Science Museum - Drinks Can Robot
Description
🤖 Build, Play, and Save the Planet!
- STEM APPROVED - Supports creative and construction skills for young minds.
- ECO FRIENDLY FUN - Transform a simple can into a robot, promoting recycling.
- UNLEASH CREATIVITY - Encourages imaginative play and innovative thinking.
- DUAL TRANSFORMATION - Easily switch from robot to robot monster for double the fun.
- INTERACTIVE LEARNING - Watch your creation walk and come to life!
The 4M - 4153 Science Museum Drinks Can Robot is an engaging educational toy that allows children to recycle a drinks can into a walking robot. Weighing just 200g and measuring 24x16.8x6.4cm, this innovative kit promotes creativity and construction skills while providing a fun, interactive learning experience.
Specifications
| Item Weight | 200 g |
| Item Dimensions | 24 x 16.8 x 6.4 centimetres |
| Theme | Robot |
| Educational Objective | Creative Skills, Construction Skills |
Reviews
F**A
Great robot !
I was reluctant to purchase this due to some poor reviews however I’m really pleased with product. I build it with my 7year old son and it was not difficult. I just used the picture to follow where to add screws. The robot moves and seems good quality to me considering the price. I would deffo buy again
M**M
Actually awesome
Great fun, easy to put together.
J**.
A couple of hours entertainment
The motor was wired up wrong but able to rectify it by a whiz of a grandad who knew how to sort it
M**M
Five Stars
good
A**R
Five Stars
As expected
S**F
Awful
Awful. Screws don't fit, everything is flimsy and loose. Son gave up in the end. Waste of money and very disappointing
T**.
I quite liked this -- my kid really enjoyed making it and ...
I quite liked this -- my kid really enjoyed making it and although it's not v strong, it's fun to build and it teaches children how to put things together to make a toy. Could do with being a bit more robust but still fun, nice gift.
M**K
A waste of a recyclable tin can
This appears to be an interesting toy at first glance. The you build it and realise it is flimsy, will stop working with the slightest knock and is simply a motor which causes the feet to vibrate. Its a novelty toy which is probably just a waste of a perfectly recyclable tin can.
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