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Edu-matic Flexi Build Mini Kit - Helicopter - 14 pcs
From R97.99 ex VAT
Help children develop construction skills with the Edu-matic Mini Flexi-Build Helicopter. This kit has 14 easy-to-handle pieces for building a mini helicopter, measuring 10 x 5 x 16 cm. It helps fine motor skills and problem-solving, a great Edu-matic item.
The Edu-matic Mini Flexi-Build Helicopter is a fun and educational item suitable for promotional products in South Africa, helping children develop construction skills.
- This building kit contains 14 easy-to-handle pieces for assembling a mini helicopter.
- The item measures L:10 cm x W:5 cm x H:16 cm, making it compact for play or travel.
- Each piece is designed for small hands, helping children develop fine motor skills and problem-solving abilities.
- The kit weighs 100 grams, making it lightweight and easy for children to manage.
This Mini Flexi-Build Helicopter is an engaging corporate gift, making it a good choice for promotional products that offer creative and educational branding.
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Help children develop construction skills with the Edu-matic Mini Flexi-Build Helicopter. This kit has 14 easy-to-handle pieces for building a mini helicopter, measuring 10 x 5 x 16 cm. It helps fine motor skills and problem-solving, a great Edu-matic item.
From R97.99 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | R97.99 ex VAT |
| 3+ | R95.90 ex VAT |
| 10+ | R93.61 ex VAT |
| 25+ | R91.87 ex VAT |
| 50+ | R90.55 ex VAT |
| 100+ | R89.23 ex VAT |
R97.99 ex VAT each
R97.99 ex VAT
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