Wild Animals: Family of Koalas

Articulated Gripping Design: Specially designed hands with opposable fingers and ball joints allow the koala to be securely suspended from the included eucalyptus trunk. Thanks to this, the figures can realistically imitate natural poses, from climbing to the characteristic dream on a branch.

Advanced Fur Texture (SNOT): Using the 'Studs Not On Top' technique and hundreds of tiny plates and wedges create a dense, multi-layered structure imitating soft fur. This gives the models an almost sculptural look, completely masking the typical studs of the blocks on the outer surfaces.

Interactive 'Mother and Child' system: The smaller figurine of a young koala has a dedicated latch mechanism that allows it to be safely attached to the back of a larger individual. This allows for faithful reproduction of the way marsupials transport offspring, which significantly increases the educational and entertainment value.

Impressive scale of alternative models: With a whopping 1,536 pieces you can build a detailed, almost life-size wombat or a pair of Australian kingfishers (kookaburras) with movable wings. Each of the three building options uses unique design techniques, which guarantees long hours of creative work.