Fun project for son and I
My 3 year old son and I painted this and put it together. Was a fun project and is very durable. Make sure to glue all joints to make sure it stays together with toddler use
STANLEY Jr. DIY Truck Catapult Kids Building Kit
Ages 6 and up
$21.99
- Brand
- STANLEY Jr.
- Recommended age
- Ages 6 and up
- Category
- DIY
- SKU
- OL_JK005-SY
- This ready-to-build Truck Catapult Kit is so much fun to build and play with. Inspire your kid’s creativity and sense of imagination by creating their very own wood Truck Catapult from scratch!
- A great project for parents and kids to work on together! Each wood Truck Catapult kit includes pre-cut wood pieces, plastic parts, decals, and all the screws and nails required to assemble wood Truck Catapult
- An appealing activity for children between age 5-12; kids can build and customize their very own DIY Truck Catapult with the included paints and decals, learning valuable skills and gaining a sense of accomplishment when they see their finished piece!
- Clear and easy-to-follow assembly instructions are included with each Truck Catapult craft kit. Put your kid's problem solving and coordination skills in action while they, design, create and build their very own DIY assembly Truck Catapult!
- SAFE & ECO FRIENDLY - Allow your kids to learn and play in a safe and non-toxic environment. Each Truck Catapult kit includes kid-friendly non-toxic paint and eco-friendly pre-cut wood pieces.
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Why parents love this product
4.4 out of 5 · 249 ratings on Amazon
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Great project!!! Well made.
We had our 6 year old grandson for a few days and I wanted something we could make together. This was the perfect project. He painted, hammered, and put on decals. He loved it. The instructions were great and all the pieces went together perfectly. He absolutely loved it. And he can now play with it too. Our next project will be the birdhouse.
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Fun project w/grandson
This was a unique project to build with my 8 yr old grandson - not a car, not a plane, but an action oriented toy. Directions were easily understood (pictures only) assuming you know to look for certain features (holes, grooves) to be oriented properly. Fit was good. finish was good (without needing the furnished sandpaper). A better wheel mounting method would be a huge improvement (solid axle, possibly spanning the full width/ or wheels…
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Surprisingly Durable w/ 3 & 5 Year Old Boys
I have to admit I was a bit concerned with this one, a 5 year old boy is a force to be reckoned with. As I predicted the wheels fell off this thing quickly, but they serve no real practical purpose. The real purpose is to lob projectiles at your enemies, and in this is where this is surprisingly durable. It is now over a month post-construction and still firing. And speaking of firing, this thing has surprising range, so make sure you're…
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Good in theory
Good in theory but my 10 yr still managed to botch it. The boards are just too flimsy for a kid to try by themselves. If the steps are not done in the precise order the build will not be successful.
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