Haba Antiquity Architecture Wooden Block Set

Haba Antiquity Architecture Wooden Block Set

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HABA482-CP1-

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CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

Description:

Antiquity

Interesting columns, roof pieces and stairs take your structure back to the Greek and Roman Empires. 42 pieces in 11 shapes. Instructions not necessary, therefore are not included. Item shrink wrapped.

Features:

42 Wooden building blocks in 7 different shapes.
Smallest block measures 1" x1"
Age : 3+ Materials : Made of Solid, Natural, Untreated Beech Wood

Product Details:

Product Weight:	3.1 pounds
Package Length:	13.2 inches
Package Width:	7.0 inches
Package Height:	4.8 inches
Package Weight:	2.95 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

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Average Customer Review: 5.0

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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Great Historical Architectural Fun! Feb 09, 2009
By M. B. Massillon
I purchased several Haba architectural building block sets for my six year old as she loves to build and learn. The blocks are durable, soft with no rough edges (no worries for splinters) and designed very well. I loved building the Colosseum with my six year old. It would be nice if there were pictures from all angles to refer to but nevertheless, we were able to build the set together which was great fun!

2 of 3 found the following review helpful:

My Little Architect Loves These Jun 10, 2009
By E. Urbanas
I bought these for my 4 year old son and he loves them. They are high quality and work well with other wooden blocks we own. My little guy is obsessed with columns and the three Greek orders of architecture. While he was a little disappointed at first that these were Doric and not Ionic--he hasn't stopped playing with them since he got them. My older son (11) likes them too and it's great to see the two of them learning and playing together.

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