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Build a giant unicorn in 3D
Build a giant unicorn in 3D
Build a giant unicorn in 3D
Build a giant unicorn in 3D
Build a giant unicorn in 3D

Build a giant unicorn in 3D

€19,90

A wonderful sparkling and brightly colored unicorn will take shape in the hands of children, who will be able to
build an extraordinary 3D reproduction, 60 centimeters long, of this elegant creature, assembling the detachable shaped tiles from the 18 sheets of EVA supplied in the box easily and without the use of glue. The legendary unicorn will thus live again, as if by magic, before their eyes!

A fantastic opportunity to play for the little ones and a pleasant pastime for the adults who will follow them in this fun creative activity.

Reasons of interest:

  • A book with lots of curious information and colorful images, dedicated to one of the subjects most loved by girls and boys.
  • 18 sheets of EVA with detachable and easy to assemble shaped tiles to recreate,
    without glue, a 3D model of this fascinating and magical animal.
  • The astonishing creation of a great master of paper engineering that will fascinate adults and children.

Box with handle 30.4 × 30.4 cm

Containing:

  • A 48 page book
  • Size: 20 × 25 cm
  • 18 sheets of mounting cardboard printed in 4 + 4 colours
  • 4 color printing
  • Paperback
  • ISBN 978 2 88935 447 4

David Hawcock studied art in York (UK), graduating in graphic design, before setting up a design studio in Bath specializing in children's books. He has designed and created many successful pop-ups, which have sold hundreds of thousands of copies, including The Amazing Fold-Out Pop-Up Body in a Book and Journal of Inventions: Leonardo Da Vinci. For NuiNui, in addition to the volumes of the “Nature in pop up” series, he created Ferrari. A brand, a legend, Leonardo Da Vinci. Inventions, Leonardo Da Vinci. Robots, Harley Davidson. An American legend, Gaudí. Art and genius. He also produced 8 volumes for the "Detach... and create" series and another 4 for the "Creative Activities" series.