Create your own snail from scratch and watch it glide on any surface. An exciting way to learn about mechanical engineering!
HOW IT WORKS: The gearbox and mechanism you built convert electrical energy into kinetic energy. In this case, the current comes from batteries that always have a positive and a negative pole. The positive pole has fewer electrons, while the negative has more. When the positive and negative poles are connected by activating the "ON" switch, the electrons move quickly, generating the electric current. The circular joint at the top of the snail's front body uses this energy to move like a real snail!
CONTENTS: Parts: A: Front connector socket, B: Gear connector socket, C: Battery case socket, D: Rear connector socket, E: Front body base, F: Front connector x 2, G: Rear left connector, H: Rear right connector, I: Small pin x 8, J: Long pin, K: Medium pin, L: Drive connector, M: Left eye, N: Right eye, O: Rear body base, P: Upper front body, Q: Motor, R: Shell x 2, S: Battery case, T: Battery cover, U: Gear shaft, V: Small gear, W: Moving eyes x 2, X: Soft material for legs x 4, Y: Small screw x 5. A small screwdriver and 2 batteries of type 1.5 V AAA are also required but not included in this package.
Instructions are included in Greek.
Age 8+
