Klutz craft kits and LEGO building combine in this fun STEM kit that lets you build action-packed models that move!

With the LEGO Gear Bots from Klutz, build 8 physics-driven bot creatures, using LEGO Technic bricks, paper-craft, and many principles of engineering. Our unique combination ofcrystal-clear instructions, custom tools and materials and heartyhelpings of humour is 100% guaranteed to kick-start creativity.

The package includes a book, a packet of card sheets and a bag of LEGO elements, with the focus of the book being mainly to provide the instructional steps to build the 8 different Gear Bots.

Some of you may know me from other LEGO sites so you'll know I have a good experience of the LEGO community and a deep, passionate commitment to all things LEGO. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees. Super-clear instructionsOpen-ended creativityRewarding readingSkills to build onEverything you need Build kinetic sculptures with Lego! This fantastic Klutz Lego Gear Bots book is just what you need to design and build amazing lego robots!Fold brightly colored paper sheets into quirky and fun robot bodies, or use foil, paint, and other home supplies to customize your own original character. Make up to 8 Lego models and games using all the Lego elements and paper pieces included in the book. Build STEM-driven models, such as DJ Bubbles (an octopus spinning records), a pterodactyl, a yeti, and much more!

The newest in bestselling LEGO kits by Klutz includes instructions and LEGOs to build 10 unique, movable designs. Another annoying trait is that the instructions get you to construct all the LEGO elements needed for each Gear Bot, but then you have to remove some pieces to add the papercraft sections.Older LEGO fans will recognise the old holed LEGO bricks, which were used in Technic sets before switching to beams. Based on STEAM values, this set will help kids find the fun in challenging principles of motion and movement - and let them experience success! The final models are a genuinely interesting thing to play with, seeing how a simple gear system can interact with the papercraft sections is quite fun.