KOSMOS Mechanical Power, Experiment Kit, Robot, Racing Car, Model Kit, Construction Kit, 620783

What happens when muscle power meets a spiral spring? It becomes mechanical! Whether it's a timer clock, racing car or robot - here children between 8 and 12 years old test different models and discover one of the oldest sciences in the world. A drive that works completely emission-free! This teaches children in a playful way that there are very different ways of providing locomotion. The instructions take them step by step through all the structures and experiments and provide an insight into the basics of physics and mechanics. With the KOSMOS experiment kit, model building becomes great research fun. Clever!

• Age recommendation: from 8 to 14 years
• The racing car, robot and timer clock move using muscle power alone, as a special spiral spring brings the 3 models to life without the need for a battery!
• The sturdy components are assembled without glue or screws and can be rebuilt again and again - great fun for all technology and model building fans.
• What does mechanics mean? Where does the power that drives the models come from? The instructions explain how the mechanics work in the models and where you encounter them in everyday life.
• On the trail of one of the oldest sciences in the world: Exciting experiments with your own strength show in a playful way how versatile mechanical energy can be used.
• This KOSMOS experiment kit explains the basics of physics and mechanics to children aged 8 to 12 using exciting models - fun and STEM knowledge in one!
• Play and experiment material: components for assembling the models, snail spring, instructions

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of suffocation as small parts can be swallowed or inhaled.

Manufacturer article number: 620783