This ingenious climbing artist masters the smoothest and steepest surfaces. With a novel suction cup technique, it can move up, down, or horizontally. Try it right at the window. The fine mechanics are assembled from over 70 parts – skill is required here. A step-by-step assembly video shows exactly what to pay attention to so that the robotic beetle can start zooming around immediately. All set up? Let’s go. Thanks to the suction cups on its feet, the Air Walker travels securely on window panes and similar surfaces. How high can it go? But what else are suction cups good for? Where do they appear in the animal kingdom, and what mechanics allow them to defy gravity? All of this is revealed in the richly illustrated instruction booklet. It’s an experiment kit for model building fans, tinkerers, and inventors aged 8 to 12 – construction and experimentation fun in one. Reaching new heights. It’s simply incredible how this robotic beetle climbs up the window pane. It all starts with great tinkering fun for children aged 8 to 12: the little climbing artist is assembled from over 70 individual parts and powered by batteries. An assembly video provides tips and tricks to ensure the fine mechanics run smoothly. Finished. With its six legs and special suction cup technology, the Air Walker now tirelessly climbs along steep panes and smooth mirrors. Children will learn in the instructions how the suction cup legs allow the Air Walker to overcome gravity. An experiment kit for model building enthusiasts.