Lucky Doug STEM Building Projects Model Train Set Toys for Boys Kids 8 9 10 11 12 Years Old and Older - 340 PCS DIY Metal Building STEM Toys
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Style: 869-1
Features
- Metal Made - Our building toys set includes 340 parts and pieces, such as nuts, bolts, small screwdriver, and wrench, etc., Made of metal, which can stand rough play without worrying about easy collapse. A great careful crafting STEM building set, worth paying a little more compared to full plastic versions.
- Bigger Size - This model train measures over 3.5 high, 16" long, and 2" wide, making it a beautiful display piece to show off with pride. I believe it will be bigger than you expect. Really suitable for model train fans and DIY enthusiasts.
- Clear Instructions & Easy To Follow - We have prepared clear instructions for the children, showing the diagrams of each step, and everything is clearly marked. This teaches them to follow directions and ensures they wont become overwhelmed or frustrated while they play. Wrenches and screwdrivers are also prepared for children to assemble parts easily.
- Support STEM Education For Children Aged 8-16 -The children think carefully and patiently assemble the train from the screws and gears. They are learning STEM skills during this about 5 hours assembling process! At STEM Master, we believe in empowering children to promote their creative learning and brain development.
- Great Collection - Our design concept is based on the Scottish Flying Scotsman steam locomotive that appeared in real history in 1928. As you can see, it is well imitated and the exquisite detail design retains the complicated structures of the original. For history lovers, it is a good collection and
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Lucky Doug STEM Building Projects Model Train Set Toys for Boys Kids 8 9 10 11 12 Years Old and Older - 340 PCS DIY Metal Building STEM Toys
Product Dimensions: 14 x 3.5 x 2 inches
Item Weight: 1.43 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 869-1
Manufacturer recommended age: 8 - 10 years
Manufacturer: Lucky Doug
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Style: 869-1
Ah, the famous Flying Scotsman! It's a real piece of history and worthy of looking up, ... first locomotive to surpass 100 mph and such. This model is a very simplified example, sold as a STEM toy, but interesting to the adult modeler too, if you want to get more creative. As a toy, it's not a bad example of these bolt together metal kits ... especially for the price. Yes, some pieces won't fit quite right, the instructions will be vague in parts, and getting the bolts to line up with the nuts is a medium challenge ... so probably not for a child as their first metal kit. But for the more experienced kid or adult, it can be a fulfilling experience. I'm an older adult with previous modeling experience, mostly in wooden ships and planes. These erector-set type models are new to me, simple but fun. They almost beg to be modified with all those extra unbolted holes. So get goofy creative! I went with a "steampunk thing" using metal gears I bought and random brass and copper pieces I could find in junk drawers. The pointy brass in the front is from an old archery sight. There are two cut down shell casings, some plumbing connectors, brass picture hangers, etc. etc. I enjoyed the whole process. So as a simple metal toy or more ... thumbs up!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024 by archer archer
Style: 869-1
Es muy lindo, a mi hijo le gusta lo que es Stem y eso ayuda mucho, lo regalé en su cumpleaños y le encantó
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025 by Carmen Godoy Rojas
Style: 869-4
My son was able to put this together without any help. However, it could be a little Father/Son project.
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025 by Dustin w.
Style: 869-5
Ordered this for my grandson who loves models. He was able to put this together and enjoyed it. Nice size truck for his collection of models. He is 8.
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025 by Nelda
Style: 869-5
good quality! Love this! Great Gift!
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025 by Tired Mama Chaos
Style: 869-2
Bought two of these. The issue was the lack of clear instructions. It came with a sheet and no real “step by step” instructions to follow along. And didn’t label all the parts, so you kinda had to guess which bolt to use where
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2024 by Rebekah Sacran
Style: 869-1
It was a gift for my grandson. He was anxious to get started on it.
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025 by Debbkh
Style: 869-5
I purchased this for my son in 2023. He and I loved the idea but it wasn't able to be put together at the very end. He and I both tried to make sure that all the pieces were put together properly but the instructions were confusing at times and when we somewhat had it together (it was loose or the pieces would slide) the bottom of the truck were suppose to have holes drilled to attach it and we had to make 2 of the 4 holes. We ended up throwing it away. There wasn't anyway to fix it. I hope this helps someone.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025 by DoingMyBest77