Ina Hattenhauer
Build Your Own River – 4 Metres of River Gaming Fun
There’s a lot going on on the river! Pass the moose on its log house raft, visit the racoon doing laundry on its island, or watch the ducks perform aquatic ballet. Harbours, riverbanks, bends, and canals – with these handy pieces, children can put together their own river in a multitude of ways. Use the bridge pieces to connect the river and street sets to build your own world!
13 Feet of Street 2
These streets are really busy! Overtake the baby whale in its racing aquarium, dodge the reading owl with its dangerously wobbling stack of books, or stop with squealing tires next to the crocodile in its bathtub. Crossroads, roundabouts, bends, and straights – with these handy pieces children can put together their own street in a multitude of ways. The colourful, tongue-in-cheek illustrations make this game a treat for children and parents alike.
13 Feet of Street
This street is really busy! Overtake the baby whale in its racing aquarium, dodge the reading owl with its dangerously wobbling stack of books, or stop with squealing tires at the zebra crossing. Crossroads, roundabouts, bends, and straights – with these handy pieces children can put together their own street in a multitude of ways. The colourful, tongue-in-cheek illustrations make this game a treat for children and parents alike. Build Your Own Street!
Clothes Rhymes
When Tiger Till lifts weights, he thinks it’s bestto wear nothing but a vest.And what present would Eagle Owl Olly love betterthan Ms Owl’s warm knitted sweater?
Yum Yum Rhymes
Sheep Shane dresses up as a villain,but he has no weapon so a cucumber has to fill in.And for super strength, what would Wim Worm use?Naturally, a drop of sweet apple juice.Series will be continued in Autumn 2021 (topic: clothes)
Build Your Own Street
This street is really busy! Overtake the baby whale in its racing aquarium, dodge the reading owl with its dangerously wobbling stack of books, or stop with squealing tires at the zebra crossing. But be aware: There’s a ghost driver on the road! Crossroads, roundabouts, bends, and straights – with these handy pieces children can put together their own street in a multitude of ways. The colourful, tongue-in-cheek illustrations make this game a treat for children and parents alike.