STY 6 In 1 DIY Educational Robot Kits Assemble Toy Kits 6 Different Models DIY Windmill Planes Car Puppy (10+ Yrs)

Product Introduction
Material: ABS
Applicable age: Over 10 years old
Toy type: Assembly and disassembly building toys
Solar cell lifespan: Approximately 3 years 
ABS Material: This toy set uses high-quality ABS material, which is sturdy and durable. It can withstand children's curiosity and exploration, ensuring safety during use.
Multiple Assembly Options: The toy set can be easily assembled into various shapes such as windmills, planes, Puppy, allowing children's imagination to be fully unleashed. Each assembly is a new creative journey.
Dual Power Supply: On sunny days, the toy can be powered by solar energy, which is environmentally friendly and economical. If there is no sunlight, children can use AAA batteries or AA batteries to power the toy, allowing creativity to not be limited by the weather!
Developing Hand-eye Coordination and Logical Thinking: The DIY assembly process not only enhances children's hand-eye coordination but also cultivates their logical thinking and problem-solving abilities. 

Notes for Attention
① Due to safety concerns during transportation, this product does not contain batteries.
② Before using this product, please have the child accompanied by the parent carefully read the product instructions manual.
③ This product can be used with AAA batteries or AA batteries. If using a fluorescent lamp instead of sunlight, a bulb with a power of 60W or above is required to emit light.
④ Children under 3 years old are prohibited from using it.
⑤ Do not insert the wires into the household sockets to avoid the risk of electric shock.
⑥ The 6 different-shaped toys that are assembled are not assembled simultaneously because the components are shared.
⑦ When assembling the motor, first clean off the burrs of the parts, then assemble them according to the instructions. Pay attention to whether the positive and negative poles of the motor are connected correctly. First, rotate the gear by hand to see if it is flexible. If not, adjust the gear until it is adjusted properly, and then cover the shell.