BULUQI Building Block Ferris Wheel Music Box, Children's Toy, Early Education for Ages 7-14, 3D Puzzle, Birthday Gift

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BULUQI Building Block Ferris Wheel Music Box, Children's Toy, Early Education for Ages 7-14, 3D Puzzle, Birthday Gift

CN¥28.40

SKU: 100112504570

Status:Out of Stock

ID: 100068794240

Weight: 360.00 g

Dims:240x232x46 mm

Specifications

number of particles: 100-200 pcs
Category: Assembling building blocks
Suitable Ages: Ages 3-6, Ages 7-10, Ages 11-14
Material: Wooden

Variants / Sale Attributes

Specifications: Ferris Wheel Music Box

Package Contents

main products + accessories

Product Description

Overview

Brand: BULUQI
Product Name: Music Ferris Wheel
Product Type: Puzzle, hands-on and brain-teasing
Assembly Difficulty: ★★★★★
Packaging Size: 25 cm × 17 cm × 5 cm
Suitable Age: 6-16 years old
Measurement Error: Approx. 1 cm
Dimensions: 20 cm, 10 cm, 15 cm

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The earliest Ferris wheel was designed by American George Ferris in 1893 for the Chicago World's Columbian Exposition, as a response to the Eiffel Tower built in Paris in 1889. The first Ferris wheel weighed 2200 tons, could carry 2160 people, and stood as tall as a 26-story building. George Ferris' achievement led to the nickname "Ferris Wheel" for such facilities.

Additional details

Product Principle: The music movement winds back and drives the Ferris wheel to rotate through a belt during the rebound process. The vibrations from the music movement are transmitted to the wooden board, which acts as a speaker to amplify the sound. The music movement, through the protrusions on the sound tube, strikes the tuning fork to produce pleasant music.