The Walachia Woodwork Kit Watermill is a quality children's construction kit to build a miniature scale traditional watermill from real logs.
This 3D woodcraft kit comes with wood blocks of different lengths, building parts for the construction of roof, windows, doors and other components and detailed instructions.
An educational and environmentally friendly toys that will look great as part of a model railway or imaginative play scene setting.
Finished model dimensions 24 x 18 x 22cm.
Needs PVA or wood glue.
Suitable for childen aged 7 and above (younger children will need parental guidance).
Summary Features
- Great quality children's 3D woodwork kit of a watermill
- Wood blocks and accessories
- Roof, windows, doors and other components
- Instructions
- Educational and environmentally friendly toy
- Made with sustainablly harvested wood
- Finished model dimensions 24 x 18 x 22cm
- Needs PVA or wood glue
- Great project to do with Dad!
- One of Crafts4Kids wooden toys range
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Features
- Great quality children's 3D woodwork kit of a watermill
- Wood blocks and accessories
- Roof, windows, doors and other components
- Instructions
- Educational and environmentally friendly toy
- Made with sustainablly harvested wood
- Finished model dimensions 24 x 18 x 22cm
- Needs PVA or wood glue
- Great project to do with Dad!
- One of Crafts4Kids wooden toys range
Do these make great kids gifts? If you know these creative toys already and would recommend it to others please add a Product Review
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Walachia Woodwork Kit Watermill
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Average Rating 4/5 (1 review)
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Walachia Woodwork Kit Watermill
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Slightly disappointed Written by Jo
I bought this for my niece who is ten and very creative. She hasn't built it yet but it looks to be fairly solid and will I'm sure be fun. However the photos on the box were really misleading for a child who was receiving it as a present.....there are photos of other much bigger constructions surrounding it and then this rather weedy looking water mill in the middle. Even I thought they'd sent the wrong box for a while, and she tried so hard to hide her disappointment that there wasn't the huge castle in the box as shown in the photo. Most odd. And I know there's no glue included but why not??
8th Jan, 2012
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