Star Superhero Wooden Acrobat Kits
Wooden acrobat kits for creating flipping superhero figures, made from 2mm plywood.
SKU: BGPFE405-grouped
Price: £1.95 (in stock)
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Safety warning: Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months - small parts, long cord and functional sharp points. Choking hazard. Recommended age 6 years +
Age range: 6+
Recommended for ages 6+ — not suitable for children under 36 months. Always check the product page for the latest safety information.
Category: Wooden Puppet Making Kits
Materials: Wood
Includes: wooden template, wooden arms & legs, wooden rods, cord & split pins
Use cases
- Wood Craft
- Hero
Pack sizes & prices
- Star Superhero Wooden Acrobat Kits (Pack of 3) — £1.95
- Star Superhero Wooden Acrobat Kits (Pack of 15) — £9.50
Frequently asked questions
What is Star Superhero Wooden Acrobat Kits?
Wooden acrobat kits for creating flipping superhero figures, made from 2mm plywood.
What is the age and safety guidance for Star Superhero Wooden Acrobat Kits?
Recommended for ages 6+ — not suitable for children under 36 months. Always check the product page for the latest safety information.
What pack sizes are available?
You can choose from Pack of 3 (£1.95) or Pack of 15 (£9.50). Check the product page for the latest prices and stock.
What is included?
Each kit includes wooden template, wooden arms & legs, wooden rods, cord & split pins.
What is it made from?
It is made from wood — a practical choice for everyday classroom and home craft projects.
What can I use this for?
It is brilliant for wood Craft and Hero — a handy choice for classrooms, after-school clubs and creative time at home.
What people are saying
Rated 3/5 by shoppers. Customers often mention ias previous product and These were a great disappointment. I tried making one myself before giving to the young children to….
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- These were a great disappointment. I tried making one myself before giving to the young children to make. Unfortunately the round dowels were too big to go through the intended holes which meant using a lot of sand paper and even using that didn’t allow the dowels to slide easil…