Just one piece from the Great Minds puzzle range. Will you be able to master this challenging set of metal and wooden brainteasers? Kepler’s Star Can you rebuild Kepler’s star? A key figure in astronomy, Johannes Kepler’s observations of a supernova in the Milky Way led to it being named “Kepler’s Star”. Faraday’s Magnetic Field Can you separate the magnetic field…and then put it back together again? An English scientist who greatly contributed to the fields of electromagnetism, Michael Faraday’s invention of electromagnetic rotary devices formed the foundation of electric motor technology. Franklin’s Kit Can you rebuild Franklin’s kite? Benjamin Franklin was a major figure in the scientific world for his theories regarding electricity. His most famous experiment involved flying a kite in a storm to prove that lightning is electricity. Edison’s Light Filament Can you separate the light filament…and then put it back together again? Thomas Edison developed many inventions that greatly influenced life around the world, including the phonograph, the motion picture camera and a long-lasting electric light bulb. Stephenson’s Railway Sleepers Can you rebuild the railway sleepers? Robert Stephenson helped invent the first railway locomotive, The Rocket. He went on to became instrumental in the expansion of Britain’s early rail network.

• This great set contains 3 wooden puzzles and 2 metal puzzles
• Each puzzle reflects an aspect of the Great Mind who inspired it
• Disassemble and rebuild Kepler's Star, Faraday's Magnetic Field, Franklin's Kite, Edison's Light Filament and Stephenson's Railway Sleepers
• Includes small fact files on each inventor on the back of the packaging
• Nice boxed set makes a great gift
• Suitable for ages 8 and up