COGO City Series Rocket Space Set 309 Pcs Features
– Detailed 309-piece space exploration set featuring a multi-stage rocket and launch pad
– Includes 4 specialized minifigures: astronauts and ground launch engineers with accessories
– Authentic rocket design with detachable rocket boosters and opening cockpit capsule
– Fosters STEM problem-solving, architectural visualization, and fine motor precision
– Manufactured from premium ABS plastic with tight, secure brick-locking tolerances
– 100% compatible with all major global construction brick brands for unlimited building combos
– Detailed, full-color illustrated instruction guide makes assembly clear and rewarding
– Inspires imaginative space mission adventures, galactic exploration, and engineering curiosity
COGO City Series Rocket Space Set 309 Pcs Description
The COGO City Series Rocket Space Set (309 Pieces) invites budding engineers and astronauts on an extraordinary mission beyond Earth’s atmosphere. With 309 precision-molded pieces, children construct an impressive multi-stage space shuttle complete with booster engines, command cockpit, and ground support control apparatus.
The set includes four articulated minifigures equipped with spacesuits and mission accessories, allowing kids to orchestrate realistic countdowns, rocket launches, and space orbital repairs. Assembling the detailed structure exercises spatial intelligence, logical sequencing, and concentration while delivering immense pride upon completion.
Crafted from high-grade, durable ABS plastic, each brick locks tightly in place and remains fully cross-compatible with other leading brick systems. Whether built for display or used for high-flying storytelling, this space exploration set delivers endless creative adventure.
An inspiring STEM gift for birthdays and holidays, it fuels young minds with the wonders of science and aeronautics.
Storage: Store built models on a display shelf; keep loose bricks in a sealed organizer box.
Important: Contains small bricks. Not suitable for children under 3 years due to choking hazards.
