Classic Erector Sets Learning New Skills
When it's time to take a break from video games and television we all want our kids to be doing something constructive. Consider one of these Classic Erector Sets for hours of fun. These Classic Erector Sets:
Will keep your kids busy while they learn some new skills, using logic, and creativity. Here is another toy that has stood the test of time.
These sets have been around for years and are still popular today.
Did you know this toy was developed by a magician? His name was Alfred Carlton Gilbert. In 1911 he was watching steel girders being erected to carry power lines, and this is what inspired him to develop the toy. And, in 1913 the very first Erector sets were sold.
They became an immediate hit and were the most popular selling construction toys in the United States. Wow, that was a long time ago. Bobby has two multimodel Erector sets one to build 10 models with 190 pieces. The second set is a 30-model set with 350 pieces.
On the box of the 30 model set is printed ages 8 to 88 so, I guess you're never too old to build with an Erector set. We've spent hours building so many different vehicles, airplanes, and even a helicopter. It's always satisfying to see the finished project. Especially when you have made something using the motor, it's really neat to see the moving parts. Some projects have taken Bobby days to complete. Some neat parts that are included with some Classic Erector Sets:
You'll find such neat things in these sets, like gears, wheels and pinions, pulleys and belts, and a six-volt electric motor to bring your creation to life. It's so much fun to build a project from the instructions.
Or, the kids can use their skills, logic, and creativity to build something of their very own. In my opinion, there is one downside to having just one Erector set. You can only build one vehicle or project at a time.