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    • Thames & Kosmos Structural  Engineeing: Bridge & Skyscraper
      • Thames & Kosmos Structural  Engineeing: Bridge & Skyscraper
      • Thames & Kosmos Structural  Engineeing: Bridge & Skyscraper
      • Thames & Kosmos Structural  Engineeing: Bridge & Skyscraper
      • Thames & Kosmos Structural  Engineeing: Bridge & Skyscraper
      • Thames & Kosmos Structural  Engineeing: Bridge & Skyscraper
      • Thames & Kosmos Structural  Engineeing: Bridge & Skyscraper

      Thames & Kosmos Structural Engineeing: Bridge & Skyscraper

      C$69.99

      With this kit of modular building pieces, you can learn the basics of structural engineering by conducting a series of 20 building experiments. Each model demonstrates a basic principle of mechanical physics or structural engineering in a hands-on way.

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        PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

        Do you ever wonder how bridges span huge distances and how skyscrapers stay standing? Structural engineers use physics and their knowledge of the properties of building materials and geometric shapes to design structures with sufficient strength and stability. Learn about the strength and stiffness of materials with this kit. See how structural engineers optimize factors to maximize safety, and minimize cost and the risk of structural failure.

        2017 Parents’ Choice Gold Award
        Purdue University

        Ages: 8+
        Experiments: 20
        Piece Count: 323
        Manual Pages: 44
        Product Dimensions: 14.6 x 11.5 x 3.1 in.
        Product Weight: 2.2 lbs
        Manual Dimensions: 8.25 x 11.5 in.
        Batteries Required: N/A
        Country of Origin: Taiwan 
        Year Released: 2017

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