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Detach and create your own rescue vehicles
Detach and create your own rescue vehicles
Detach and create your own rescue vehicles

Detach and create your own rescue vehicles

€4,45 €8,90

Each book is dedicated to a different topic and contains 4 3D models to be assembled by detaching the already prepared cardboard shapes along the lines.

By following the instructions, 4 subjects per book will take shape: 4 powerful tractors, 4 roaring Harley-Davidsons, 4 ultra-modern robots and 4 fun emergency vehicles. Colorful illustrations act as a backdrop to the models, framing them in the right context. And to delve deeper into the various themes, there is lots of interesting news and curiosities, which make these volumes also a stimulating read as well as an unmissable gaming opportunity.

Detach, create... And the book remains intact!

Reasons of interest:

  • A creative pastime for children who love motors and technology, who will be able to learn lots of new information and have fun reproducing in 3D the subjects that fascinate them most.
  • In each collection, everything needed to easily assemble the 4 models inspired by the theme of the volume, detaching and assembling the cardboard shapes without damaging the book.
  • Size: 20 × 30 cm
  • 18 pages
  • 4 color printing
  • Cardboard with window opening and detachable parts

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.