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Mechanics Floating Dragon by Clementoni

Mechanics Floating Dragon by Clementoni

$49.95

In stock

Look up in the sky!

Build a dragon that’s chained to the ground and wants to fly away with Clementoni’s Science Museum Build Mechanics Floating Dragon.

A chained dragon who wants to spread its wings and fly away, but is held back by chains. What can you do? Get creative! A magical floating dragon awaits your child’s touch as they construct a solution that allows the chains to break free from their locks and release the beast from its captivity. The effect of tension will cause the dragon to look as if it is floating in air – an amazing game experience for children to enjoy as they build and invent possible solutions and play scenarios. By putting together the various parts, children can check what scenarios can be made with their constructions, breathing life into their ideas and shaping concepts with their own hands.

The Clementoni Science Museum Build Mechanics Floating Dragon is a fun and exciting way to get your child interested in STEM. Kids will learn about the science of mechanics, optics, and engineering through building this floating dragon with over 30 pieces.

features: 

  • By putting together the various parts, children can check what scenarios can be made with their constructions, breathing life into their ideas and shaping concepts with their own hands.
  • A fantastic world and children's beloved dragon have been created in a model game to be built while discovering a new principle of construction that is all over the web: tensegrity.
  • By following the game instructions and the manual (on the app too), children will experience and understand that each optical effect conceals a scientific principle to be grasped and explored.
  • When children attach the chains that hold the dragon in place, they will see the action of tension and how it creates structural integrity, making it seem that the dragon is hanging in mid-air.
  • The principle of tensegrity is a fundamental part of constructing the model, and kids are spurred to develop concepts and verify ideas in order to achieve jaw-dropping results.

Ages: 8+