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Build our new 3D Wooden Puzzle: piece after piece give life to a Monocular Telescope on a 1:1 scale!
A lovely gift for hours of entertainment, made of high-quality materials and with a real sight distance up to 150 m (500 ft).
The Monocular Telescope is an innovative DIY kit inspired by classic telescopes.
With a foldable tripod, adjustable telescope barrel to zoom in and out, the latest piece of the Curios Discovery collection is going to turn you into a real explorer!
Because our puzzles are more than a simple game:
And there's more...
Our unique 3D wooden puzzles are a perfect choice! Gift your loved ones hours of fun and creativity this holiday season! 🎁🎄
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You'll find a clear, simple, and precise instruction manual already in the box. Follow these instructions to build your model quickly and correctly!
High-tech laser cutting minimizes the cutting burr, smooths the edges and ensures the accuracy of the pieces, making it easier to assemble the puzzle.
Made of natural, lightweight, and non-toxic material.
Multi-layered wood sheets are durable during and after building.
| Weight | 1.15 kg |
|---|---|
| Average assembly time |
4 hours |
| Recommended Age |
14+ |
| Assembled size |
330mm*240mm*325mm |
| Package size |
230mm*310mm*55mm |
| Brand |
Rokr |
| Collection |
Curious Discovery |
I’m excited to gift this to my son that is an Astro photographer. It does not compare to his equipment but replicates what was used years ago. I love the detail on the telescope as well as the leather on the scope and the cover on the lens. I’m going to buy another kit to keep for myself.
This really works. It wasn’t very challenging to put it together though. It only took a couple of hours.
This was a gift for my 17 year old grandson. He said some parts of the instructions could be a little clearer. I’ve got him several of these wooden kits and he’s enjoyed putting them together and loves all of them. I will continue sending these to him. I’ve already picked which one to send next, the globe.
Alot of parts and small pieces but hes having fun figuring it out.
