Thames & Kosmos Laboratório de fabricação de máquinas de chicletes - super acrobacias e truques

Name: Thames & Kosmos Laboratório de fabricação de máquinas de chicletes - super acrobacias e truques
Brand: Thames & Kosmos
SKU: 0814743014121
Price: 72.71 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Thames & Kosmos

3.1/5

€
72.71

Acrobacias super doces! Construa suas próprias máquinas de chicletes e aprenda lições de física no processo. A volta de uma alça dispensa uma bola de chiclete de cada vez fora do globo de armazenamento transparente e na pista. Os chicletes pousam em um copo de coleta e podem ser devolvidos de forma fácil e higiênica ao globo para outra corrida. Os segmentos da pista podem ser movidos na base para criar um número quase ilimitado de diferentes máquinas de chicletes. À medida que os chicletes rolam pela pista, eles realizam acrobacias e truques legais. As acrobacias incluem um elevador de polia, pêndulo, funil, trampolim, rampa de inclinação variável, lançador de pinball e escorregador de dominó. Cada segmento da pista ensina uma lição diferente de física mecânica, permitindo que os usuários explorem tópicos como máquinas simples, força, movimento, impulso, gravidade, leis de Newton, transferência de energia e muito mais. Os experimentos de tentativa e erro ensinam de uma maneira divertida e prática: seu chiclete chegará ao final da pista com sucesso ou você terá que reprojetar sua máquina de chicletes para fazê-la funcionar? O kit funciona com chicletes padrão de tamanho de máquina de 16 mm (5/8 pol.) e inclui um pequeno suprimento de chicletes para começar.

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EAN: 0814743014121

Categorias Brinquedos e Jogos, Aprendizado e educação, Kits e brinquedos científicos,

Nível de Habilidade: Novato. Vencedor do prêmio de prata Escolha dos pais. O kit funciona com chicletes padrão de tamanho de máquina de 16 mm (5/8 pol.), e um pequeno suprimento de chicletes está incluído para você começar. Enquanto rolam pelos trilhos, os chicletes realizam acrobacias legais por meio de um elevador de polia, pêndulo, funil, trampolim, lançador de pinball, escorregador de dominó e muito mais! Os segmentos da esteira são modulares e podem ser facilmente movidos para criar um número quase ilimitado de diferentes máquinas de chicletes. Cada segmento da pista ensina uma lição diferente de física mecânica, explorando tópicos como máquinas simples, força, movimento, impulso, gravidade, leis de Newton, transferência de energia e muito mais. Construa sua própria máquina de chicletes com este kit de ciências que é parte corrida de mármore, parte montanha-russa, parte máquina de pinball!

Age Range (Description)	Toddler,Kid
Brand	Thames & Kosmos
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 898 ratings 4.0 out of 5 stars
Educational Objective	Exploratory Skills
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	13 x 2.5 x 11.5 inches
Item model number	550101
Item Weight	1.81 pounds
Manufacturer	Thames & Kosmos
Manufacturer recommended age	6 years and up
Product Dimensions	13 x 2.5 x 11.5 inches
Release date	March 4, 2020

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Scritto da: BSN2005

A little too difficult for my 7 yo

Love this! Truly a great gift. And lots of unique ways for kids to assemble the pieces. My only gripe is that the instructions for the basic gum all machine was a little too difficult for my 7yo to follow. He got frustrated and required assistance to assemble. Now it has been sitting on the shelf since. I wish the first time would have been easier so he kept his enthusiasm.

Scritto da: Rob A.

Great educational toy

Bought this as a gift and wound up playing with it for awhile myself. Several set ups that are well thought out and teach physics in a very approachable way. Great educational toy!!

Scritto da: FryIvy

Good for stem activity but cheap material.

My daughter asked for this for Christmas, unfortunately we would have been better off buying an actual gumball dispenser. While trying to connect the plastic pieces some of the connector slots broke off of a couple pieces which makes them unusable. The tower is also a tad short to really make any creative paths for the marble to travel. Toy wasn’t worth the price in my opinion, we donated it after a few months.

Scritto da: DomesticDiva

A fun experience for my 11 year old

My 11 year old was gifted this and has had a blast putting it together in various different ways. While the "machine" itself is not the highest quality plastic my child has had no issues with getting various parts to fit and work. All in all a nice gift for kids who like "mouse-trap" types of machines.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Disappointing

This was at the top of my 6 year old’s Christmas list and she was thrilled to get it! Until we opened it. It was too difficult for her to assemble on her own. Her father and I struggled to assemble it together, so I don’t know how a kid is supposed to do it. Even after we got it together the gum balls do not roll down the way they’re supposed to and just end up all over the place. I guess chasing them across the floor could be fun for a kid. It leaves gum ball crumbs all over the area where it’s used and there isn’t a top to it, so your gum balls are open to collecting dust and whatever else might be flying around in the air. Seriously over priced. I wish I’d just gotten a $5 gum ball machine from Walmart and saved my money.

Scritto da: Jennifer Johnson

Eh, it's ok.

We bought this for our son for his birthday. He was so excited and thinks it's great to have a gumball machine in his room. It's cool looking, but it tips very easily and he's had to clean up a whole lot of gumballs more than once, which is very frustrating. I had hoped it would be sturdier, but I guess you get what you pay for.

Scritto da: L. James

The kids have a great time with this!

A lot of other reviews said that the pieces broke as they tried to build this, but I haven't had any issues. When we first opened it, my son (8) and I spent about an hour going through each of the "builds." We didn't read the directions in the booklet, but instead watched the videos and just followed along by pausing and copying what they were doing. My two boys (age 8 and 6) have continued to play with this weekly by using their own creativity to do other builds. The only thing that doesn't work well is the mechanism that turns the gumballs and drops them into the "maze." When we had the bowl filled with gumballs, it constantly jammed and caused frustration. So we removed all the gumballs and put them in a separate container. Then we just drop one in at a time and turn the little wheel to let the gumball out into the maze. It seems to work well, by just doing one at a time. Overall, this is a fun screen-free toy!

Scritto da: Hawaii_Homemaker

Great Learning Exercises - Difficult execution (Used Marbles instead of Gumballs)

My son loves marble runs and looking at gumball machines when we pass by it at a local restaurant. Since he was two, he loved his marble runs, and weirdly called his marble runs a gumball machine (not sure why). So when I saw this, I thought it was perfect! Unfortunately, it didn't work out as well. The actual pieces are hard to configure. You're pulling or pushing the plastic pieces onto pegs while wondering if it's going to break. I studied the instructional pamphlet and kept wondering what I was doing wrong. There was a question on whether it can be used with marbles. Technically, it can and does, but some of the tricks don't work as well. That can also be a part of the lesson - using different types of "gumballs" to see what works. The marbles are too heavy for some of the tricks (or maybe we just put it together wrong). One issue we had with the domino slide - the tiny pieces just wouldn't stay on. I noticed that they were different shapes, so we played with the order of the pins but it didn't seem to help. Pinball launcher broke after the third set up. That became another lesson, looking at the pieces, figuring out where it broke and how to fix it. (We glued it back together and it works again). We use it with our marble runs now. We have it sitting on a shelf and build the marble run below it. My son loves turning the gumball machine crank, go through a few of its tricks, and have the marble drop into the marble run. At the time that we bought this, I tried to view it on youtube but kept seeing the same promotional video over and over again - so that didn't help. I do see new video uploads by Thomas Wetzel added here, which is absolutely helpful! Watch that while starting and it will help. Unfortunately, my son and I had to learn the hard way. Overall, even though it wasn't easy to put together - some plastic pieces broke and some tricks didn't work, my son loved it and we used it as a learning exercise. Why didn't some tricks work, would it work better this or that way? If we attached this here, what would happen?

Scritto da: John Tulk

It arrived

Looking good

Scritto da: Amber H.

Not quite what I expected

The side pieces are hard to put in place. Once assembled the gumball still falls off the track. I wasn't very satisfied with this product.

Scritto da: Brandon W.

Missing Parts

We were very excited to have our little guy open on Christmas morning. Very disappointed to discover several parts missing from box, including the main base and globe that holds the gun balls

Scritto da: CJ

cool toy

My son who is 9 loves it. It was tough for him to put together on his own but he does loves it !