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A 3D Earth Globe Puzzle in 50 Pieces: Worth the Two Hours?
A 50-piece globe you build before you look at it: paper and foam board, roughly two hours, no glue and no tools.
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A globe a child assembles before they ever look at it. Fifty interlocking pieces in paper and EPS foam board, roughly two hours, no glue and no tools. The finished model is a 15 cm sphere on a 25 cm base.
What you get
- 50 pre-cut, numbered pieces in paper and EPS foam board
- A printed instruction sheet, no glue or tools needed
- A cutaway showing the Earth's interior: core, mantle and crust
- A base that holds the finished globe upright
Worth knowing
- About two hours of building, best as a shared project with a child aged 8 to 14
- Paper and foam board are light, so it belongs on a desk rather than in a playroom
- It is a model, not a precision instrument, and not a globe that works straight out of the box
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