The Insect Collection

Creative use of elements (NPU): Using revolvers as the mantis' feet and golden crowbars as its antennae allows for extremely realistic anatomical shapes. This is an inspiring example of using blocks beyond their original purpose.

Functional structure of the beetle: The model of the beetle has a system of detachable wings, which allows it to be displayed at rest or in a dynamic pose with unfolded membranes. This allows for an educational presentation of the anatomy of the world's largest beetle.

Dedicated ecosystem dioramas: Each insect is mounted on its own base, reproducing a fragment of its natural habitat with plant details. Thanks to this, the set creates a coherent, museum-like collection, perfect for interior decoration.

No stickers and unique prints: All key decorations, including the patterns on the butterfly wings and the dots on the ladybug, are factory applied. This increases the collector's value of the set and ensures an aesthetic finish without the risk of sticking it crooked.