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Mr.PLAYWOOD Eiffel Tower Eco-light 3D Wooden STEM Model
Product Number: AVRAV1612205
The detailed 3D model of the Eiffel Tower "Eco-Light", originally intended as a temporary exhibit for the 1889 World Fair but enduring as an iconic symbol of 19th-century achievements, offers an engaging and educational experience for individuals aged 14 and above. It serves as an excellent tool for learning about history, architecture, and STEAM/STEM. This model, "Eco-light," features a manually operated energy source via a hand crank, allowing for an exciting construction process that demonstrates mechanics and electrical principles through a built-in dynamo machine. By following clear instructions, the generator's motor transforms power into electricity, illuminating a small lamp without the use of batteries.
$81.95
The detailed 3D model of the Eiffel Tower "Eco-Light", originally intended as a temporary exhibit for the 1889 World Fair but enduring as an iconic symbol of 19th-century achievements, offers an engaging and educational experience for individuals aged 14 and above. It serves as an excellent tool for learning about history, architecture, and STEAM/STEM. This model, "Eco-light," features a manually operated energy source via a hand crank, allowing for an exciting construction process that demonstrates mechanics and electrical principles through a built-in dynamo machine. By following clear instructions, the generator's motor transforms power into electricity, illuminating a small lamp without the use of batteries. The wooden Eiffel Tower model makes for a perfect gift for model assembly enthusiasts aged 14+ and adults, enabling the creation of a collection showcasing architectural marvels from around the world.
- Eco-friendly 3D STEM model to assemble and customize at school or home.
- Wooden Puzzle with very high precision plywood pieces.
- No messy glue required.
- Very sturdy construction.
- All inclusive boxes, self assembly.
- Clear colorful step-by-step assembly instructions.
The detailed 3D model of the Eiffel Tower "Eco-Light", originally intended as a temporary exhibit for the 1889 World Fair but enduring as an iconic symbol of 19th-century achievements, offers an engaging and educational experience for individuals aged 14 and above. It serves as an excellent tool for learning about history, architecture, and STEAM/STEM. This model, "Eco-light," features a manually operated energy source via a hand crank, allowing for an exciting construction process that demonstrates mechanics and electrical principles through a built-in dynamo machine. By following clear instructions, the generator's motor transforms power into electricity, illuminating a small lamp without the use of batteries.