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EUGY Rabbit 3D Model Kit

EUGY Rabbit 3D Model Kit

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Hop into crafting fun with the EUGY Rabbit & Carrot 3D Model Kit. Featuring an adorable bunny holding a bright orange carrot, this eco-friendly craft kit glues together in just 10 to 20 minutes to create a delightful woodland collectible.

Key Features

  • Miniature 3D rabbit craft figure complete with a cheerful bright orange carrot
  • Crafted from eco-friendly recyclable card, printed with natural inks and non-toxic glue
  • Easy and engaging 10 to 20-minute numerical assembly with simple online QR instructions
  • Includes educational fun facts celebrating the amazing sensory powers of rabbits

Product Details

Contents: 45 x Cardboard Model Pieces, Non-Toxic Glue, QR Code Assembly Guide

Finished Dimensions: 71mm x 34mm x 82mm

Age Recommendation: 6+

Difficulty Level: Normal

Delivery & Returns Information

Returns and Refund Policy

We want you to be delighted with your purchase, but if you are not, you can return any item to us in its original condition within 14 days, from receipt of the goods. 

UK Standard Delivery

UK Standard delivery (arrives within 3-5 working days from receipt of order) 

  • Standard Delivery is FREE when you spend £50 or above  (exceptions apply)
  • £5 for orders under £50 *
  • Express delivery option £7.00
  • Orders will be delivered Monday to Friday (excluding Bank and Public holidays)

Free shipping does not apply to cat litter due to the weight of these items. Shipping for these is £7, plus any standard delivery charge.

Please note the Isle of Man and Channel Islands are not part of the UK.

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