Medieval Wheeled Cannon (158 Pcs)

A variety of teenagers prefer models on the topics of history, as they include both elements of playing with wooden models and narration of real life. This medieval cannon allows them to learn how the ancient war machine worked as well provides them with a good project to construct. It can be proposed to older children who seek educational toys for 10+ years old that look grown-up and significant.

Yes. Despite the 158 steps, the instructions are simple and easy to follow. Having never built a DIY model kit, teens can steady build it at their own speed without a high level of crafting skills. It provides an excellent point of entry to those who are interested in mechanical models, wooden puzzles, or historical replications.

Absolutely. Those models promote context-based learning - teens learn about medieval technology, simple mechanisms, and wheels functioning, and so forth, during assembling the set. Most parents seek educational toys for older kids and build curiosity and history as a subject tends to lead to exploration and investigation by design.

The assembled cannon is durable and composed of precision cut plywood that is made to last for years. After assembled, most families use this medieval cannon model as a decoration in their rooms, as an item of collection, or for a discussion piece in a study table. It is also long-lasting and can be used in a long-term display.

Children older than 14 yeas spend approximately 1-2 hours on average, depending on how familiar they are with 3D wooden puzzles. It is an interesting, and not overwhelming puzzles, this Medieval Wheeled Cannon will make it an attractive weekend project or a school holiday project.

Yes - model kits, such as Medieval Wheeled Cannon, are popular with many parents since they promote focused, hands-on activities. The projects involving the assembling, observing of details, and following directions inherently draw kids off-screen and keep them engaged at the same time.

Yes. The pieces are pre-cut, smooth and with no blades or glue required. Kids aged 14 and above can build the whole build by their own. It will also be suitable and no cause of concern among parents seeking for safe DIY educational toys to offer teens.