CubicFun Cubic Fun 3d Puzzle NG Eiffel Tower, 80 pc(s), Buildings
Item no.: [7876935] | Manufacturer: Cubic Fun | Model no.: 456597 | EAN: 6944588209988
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12,00
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20,39
Incl. VAT 25,49
Total incl. delivery
40,49
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National Geographic 3D puzzle of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Originally built in 1889 for the World's Fair, this building was meant to be a symbol of modern technology. To this day, at 320 metres, it is still the tallest building in the French capital and one of the most famous buildings in the world. Height of the assembled structure: 70.9 cm. Consists of 80 pieces, which can be assembled without tools or glue. Assembly time 120 to 220 minutes. Comes with illustrated instructions in full-colour box.
Product type
3D puzzle
Genre
Buildings
Recommended age group
Adult & Child
Suggested gender
Boy/Girl
Theme
Eiffel Tower
Assembly time
220 min
Suitable for indoor use
Yes
Product colour
Multicolour
Material
Paper
Recommended gender
Boy/Girl
Country of origin
China
Width
294 mm
Depth
294 mm
Height
709 mm
Package type
Box
Package width
298 mm
Package depth
60 mm
Package height
218 mm
Package weight
920 g
Number of puzzle pieces
80 pc(s)
Number of puzzles
1
EU TSD warning
Not for children under 36 months
Assembly required
No
Multibox
1
Minimum order quantity
6 pc(s)
Products per master (outer) case
12 pc(s)
Master (outer) case width
343 mm
Master (outer) case length
90 mm
Master (outer) case height
257 mm
Master (outer) case net weight
11 kg
Customs product code (TARIC)
95030069
Packaging languages (ISO 639 format)
English
Not for children 0-3 years
Yes
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EAN:
6944588209988
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