HOGOKIDS City Floating Boat Building Kit with LED Lights - Fun Arctic Explorer Ship Building Brick Ocean Exploration with Helicopter Submarine Birthday Gift for 6+ Year Old Boys Girls Kids

["AMAZING LED DESIGN: The Multi-Model Ocean Adventure Building Kit comes with LED lighting, realistic models, and lifelike details that allow children to step into the shoes of explorers and rewarding play experiences passionately. With this Arctic expedition ship, airplanes, and exploration tools, children can dive into the depths of the ocean and explore the vibrant underwater world in warm light.","RICH ADVENTURE DETAILS: This floating exploration boat kit features an impressive design equipped with numerous details and interactive functions. It includes a working crane, a shark cage, a submarine, and a helicopter, as well as models of sharks, octopuses, coral reefs, and underwater treasures, allowing children to dive into ocean exploration and create their own wonderland.","LEARNING & PLAYING: The Adventure Team block model is a highly educational toy that allows children to float the ship on water and use the ship's crane to lift the submarine and shark cage to sink into the sea and search for treasures with gold bars and gemstones. This city-ocean set helps children improve their cognitive development and social skills and provides hours of play and learning fun.","100% SAFE FOR CHILDREN: The ocean playset consists of 542 blocks that can be assembled into a delicate, floating boat measuring 16.5 cm (6.5 inches) high, 34.5 cm (13.6 inches) long, and 9.6 cm (3.8 inches) wide. The package includes a colorful manual and stickers for easy assembly. All building blocks are sturdy and non-toxic, with no sharp edges that could hurt your children's hands.","GIFT FOR EXPLORER BEGINNERS: Give this deep-sea research set as a birthday, children's day, Christmas, or any other day gift, or as a summer activity for boys and girls ages 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 who love cool action toys. Bring imagination to life in ocean exploration. Allow every child to fulfill their dream of becoming a captain, scientist, or explorer."]