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National Geographic 135-Piece Epic Forts Building Kit The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. Take fort building to thrilling new levels of fun with the 135-piece Epic Fort Building Kit! Easily build indoor forts with endless configurations thanks to Flex-Tech hubs that hold the poles tight and flex. Kids can build tents, castles, and even dome-shaped forts! Build the coolest forts ever with the 135-Piece Epic Fort Building Kit! This revolutionary fort-building system includes our innovative Flex-Tech bendable connectors that make it easy for kids to construct a variety of structures, from domes and pyramids to rocket ships and beyond! Kit includes: 68 building poles (60 long, 8 short), 61 Flex-Tech connectors: (34) 2-point, (9) 4-point, (4) 5-point, (4) 6-point, (10) 8-point6 sheet clipsIllustrated Building Guide The sturdy, tight-fit poles come in two different lengths to expand construction options and ensure strong, kid-tested builds. Plus, a wide variety of patented Flex-Tech connectors enhances the stability of structures and adds even more creative ways for kids to build! This 135-piece set includes step-by-step, illustrated instructions that explain fort building basics, along with how to build a pyramid and an airplane. These primary, guided builds give kids the confidence and experience they need to invent their own fort designs. 6 clips are also included for household fort coverings like blankets or sheets (not included). The possibilities are truly endless once kids start to get creative, taking imaginative play to a new level of fun! The National Geographic Epic Forts Kit grows with your family too—it’s great for younger kids who love make-believe play, as well as older kids seeking endless engineering challenges and creative ways to explore their inventiveness. Order the National Geographic Epic Forts kit today and watch your kids take fort building to the next level! We make the highest quality hands-on science toys, and all products are backed by exceptional service. With a mission to inspire people to care about the planet, the National Geographic Society is one of the world’s largest nonprofit scientific and educational organizations.
BUILD THE COOLEST FORTS EVER - With 135 pieces, kids can build forts that are nothing less than epic! This fort building kit makes it easy to build an indoor fort with endless configurations. It's perfect for creative building and play!
BENDABLE PIECES MAKE BUILDING EASY - The Flex-Tech hubs in this fort kit hold the poles tight and flex, allowing kids to build tents, castles, even dome-shaped forts! Kids can let their imaginations run wild as they construct the perfect play fort.
DURABLE, PREMIUM-QUALITY COMPONENTS - Sturdy poles in two different lengths work with the Flex-Tech hubs to create a number of dynamic structures, with 6 included clips that make it easy to cover the fort with a sheet or blanket (not included).
GROWS WITH YOUR KIDS – Kids will learn the basics of connecting pieces from the included Building Guide, including step-by-step instructions for building a pyramid and an airplane, so they can build with confidence before trying their own designs!
HIGH-QUALITY EDUCATIONAL TOYS - We're proud to make the highest quality hands-on science toys, and all our products are backed by exceptional service. If your experience is less than stellar, let us know and we'll make things right!
My buddies 7 year old loves this thing. Holy crap he loves this thing. He has forts everywhere he goes. Little dude is gonna be an engineer or an architect easily if that is the route he takes later in life. Until then, he is gonna keep having fun, and this is a part of it.-Parts plus extras were all there, and there are a ton. The blanket clips are flimsy, don't bother and just get some decent heavy general duty kind of spring loaded clamps from your hardware store or aisle.-This thing is fun to just take off on and let him work out how to make things stay standing up, and then stay up after he applies the blanket as a static load.-Overall quality is high. Nat Geo can get a little overboard with being chintzy sometimes, but this is not one of those times.-BYOB. Blanket y'all, blanket. Wouldnt be bad as a chill brew and book nook though. Might have to get little dude let me borrow it. But bring your own blanket, or tarp, or sheet, or even a branch roof if you feel squirrelly and creative.10/10 rating from a 7 year old blur of finding out how things work.
