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Engino Discovering STEM Amusement Park Set: Build the London Eye, Merry-Go-Round & More, For Kids Ages 9+ (8 Models to Build)

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$207.19 $279.99 In stock

Category: Constructors Toys and Games

This set turns iconic rides into a hands-on lab for gears and motion. Start with 4 motor-powered builds (Ferris wheel, London Eye, merry-go-round, and booster ride) to see how gear trains and support structures create smooth, stable rotation. Then switch to 4 compact mechanisms (gearbox, experimental crane, carousel, and planetarium) to measure velocity ratio, feel the trade-off between force and speed, and simulate planetary gearing.

The booklet blends history (from the first Ferris wheel to modern observation wheels) with crystal-clear theory and testing. Finish with a quiz that checks understanding. Printed instructions for 1 model and 8 online kidCAD (3D Viewer) builds for rotate-and-zoom clarity. Designed for learners around 9+ who are ready to connect classroom physics with real-world machines.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam ★★★★★

The gear train on the London Eye build actually works — my son cranked the motor and watched the whole wheel turn without it jamming once. He's nine and needed a bit of help snapping the support beams together, but after that he was off on his own.

David H. ★★★★★

My 10-year-old spent a whole rainy Saturday on the motorized merry-go-round, then immediately tore it apart to try the booster ride. I like that the builds actually show how the gears turn the rides instead of just snapping together. Eight models means it'll keep him busy for a while.

Thomas O. ★★★★☆

My 9-year-old needed a bit of help sorting the gear trains at first, but the London Eye really spins smoothly once it's together. It's a solid way to see how the motors drive the motion.