Kinder & Spielzeug - Seite 337

John Surtees, Formula 1 world champion and seven-time motorcycle world champion, also built racing cars. Scale 1:32. 78 separate parts. 13.4 cm long. Suitable for ages 12 and up.

The USS Nautilus (SSN-571) was the U.S. Navy's first nuclear submarine, commissioned in 1954. Scale 1:35. 3 separate parts. 3 cm long. Suitable for ages 10 and up.

Clown Games Connect4

High-quality Anne & Mikael edge padding for your child's cot. The fabric of the edge padding is 100% cotton and the inside is polyester wadding. The padding is equipped with fastening straps.

Diamond Jewelry Storage Box, 7pcs

Bumba beach set.

Delivered uninflated. +3 years

Paint by number on a glitter canvas (unicorn, turtle or flower). Including 6 colours of paint and 2 brushes. Canvas dimensions: 25 x 25 centimetres. Suitable for children aged 6 and over.

Model kit of the ultra-modern Leopard 2A6MA2 main battle tank! A further development of the Leopard 2A6 with updated equipment for future requirements. Scale 1:35. 265 parts. 31.3 cm long. Suitable for ages 12 and up.

"Everyone loves a good selfie and birds are no exception ! These birds happily hop from wire to wire before immortalizing their poses in crazy and clever snapshots.

Classic game rules :

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Object of the Game : Win the most points by recreating the bird’s poses from the Selfie cards on the wire.

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Playing the game: The player who can do the best bird call plays first and play then continues clockwise. Sort the Selfie cards by the level indicated on the back of the card (2/3/4/5 birds) and put them into 4 separate, easy to reach piles. Deal one Level 2 card, one Level 3 card and 3 eggs to each player. Put the remaining eggs in a reserve next to the Selfie cards. The game has 2 main phases : • PERCH AND POSE THEN • FLYING THE NEST.

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End of the game : The game ends when there are no birds left on the wires. Count the number of points shown on your completed Selfie cards, and score 1 point per unspent egg. The player(s) with the most points win.

Cooperative rules: Playing in cooperative mode allows you to challenge yourselves further. Most of the rules are the same, but there are a few differences.

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Object of the game : Win the most points by recreating the bird’s poses from the Selfie cards on the wire.

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Playing the game : The game has 2 main phases : • PERCH AND POSE THEN • FLYING THE NEST.

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End of the game : • All cards have been completed without needing to play the Flying The Nest phase:Truly Eggscellent work! • All cards have been completed after the Flying The Nest phase : Well done! Add a feather to your cap ! • You haven’t completed all the cards: Better luck next time, Featherbrains!"

Plastic activity roller with colors, textures, beads, and a safe mirror. Stimulates senses and motor skills. Dimensions approximately 19 x 15 cm. Suitable for ages 6 months and up.

The Dino Party clay set contains 6 pots of soft clay and accessories like dinosaur cutters, volcanoes, and molds. The clay comes in plastic pots weighing approximately 56 grams. Ideal for prehistoric dinosaur fun.

Painting canvas in the shape of DC heroes, with six colours of paint and a brush. Suitable for ages 3 and up.

35-piece stationery set tower from Super Mario. The tower is 8 by 8 by 24 centimeters in size. Suitable for children from 3 to 12 years old.

The "General Set 4 - Gloss/Matt" color set contains 1 gloss and 1 matte enamel color.

Welcome to the Ratcity casino! Here, rats, weasels, and other rodents gather to play Ratjack. Stay sharp and remember: play strategically and smartly, take a little risk, but don't go over 25!

In "Who Knows What," each player receives a sheet of paper with different categories. The game begins as soon as a letter is chosen from the letter bar. Then, the first row is played, and you have to fill in each category as quickly as possible with a word starting with the chosen letter. This continues until all rows are filled. Then, the points are added up. The player with the most points wins "Who Knows What."

This is the junior edition of "Who Knows What."

In Who Knows What, each player receives a sheet of paper with different categories. The game begins as soon as a letter is chosen from the letter bar. Then, the first row is played, and you have to fill in each category as quickly as possible with a word starting with the chosen letter. This continues until all rows are filled. Then, the points are added up. The player with the most points wins Who Knows What.

This is the surprising edition of Who Knows What, themed around birthdays.