Extra Digital Wooden Constructor "Walking Dinosaur", educational model

All about the product

The wooden educational STEM constructor “Walking Dinosaur (Brachiosaurus)”. The moving dinosaur makes science visible, understandable, and fun. Children learn by observing how mechanics work in a real model. The constructor is suitable for children and students who want to get acquainted with the basics of mechanics, robotics, and engineering.

Features:
This is a constructor, toy, and educational tool in one. This engaging building set brings prehistoric engineering to life. Young creators can assemble a mechanical dinosaur that walks using a smart gear and linkage system.
The Brachiosaurus has moving legs and a connected tail mechanism that shows how movement is transferred through different mechanical parts. Once assembled, the dinosaur moves forward with a realistic gait of a four-legged animal.
During assembly, the child develops fine motor skills and precision, while reinforcing scientific concepts during testing.
The model is made from laser-cut wooden parts that are assembled without glue, using the included components. The wooden parts are smooth and durable. The assembled robot can be painted, decorated, and given a unique appearance by the child.
Easy assembly: simple and clear instructions allow children to assemble the toy with minimal adult supervision, making the set suitable for both independent work and activities with parents.
STEM (Science + Technology + Engineering + Mathematics) are educational methods that integrate science, technology, engineering, and mathematics into a coherent learning model to prepare the younger generation for a rapidly evolving technological world.
This is an excellent choice for a gift, as well as for schools and educational institutions where simple, reliable, and clearly functioning educational models are needed.

Operating principle:
The model has an electric motor that allows the dinosaur to move (walk). Movement is controlled by a button press.
Movement transmission: The internal electric motor turns the axles through gears, which are connected to the legs. This is a great example of how rotational (spinning) motion is converted into linear (walking) motion. The legs are connected to levers that move synchronously during movement, causing the tail to swing slightly to the sides while “walking.”
Educational value: During assembly, children learn about mechanics, the basics of robotics, and engineering principles.
Purpose: for learning at home, in the classroom, and for project activities.

Technical specifications:
Material: non-toxic laser-cut wood; metal, plastic.
Power: 2 AA type 1.5V batteries (not included).
Dimensions: 150x150x50mm.
Box dimensions: 261x165x55mm.
Weight: 131g.

The set includes:
Wooden model parts.
Motor.
Battery holder with buttons (BATTERIES SOLD SEPARATELY).
Screws.
Screwdriver.
Assembly guide with explanations.

Recommended age: for children aged 6-8 years.

Attention: contains small parts, keep away from children under 3 years of age. Size deviation of 1-3 cm may occur due to manual measurement.