3D pen motion kit with box, filament spools, modules and finished walking creatures

3D Pen Motion Kit – 6 Walking & Vibrating Modules, 6 Spools, 20 Designs

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3D pen motion kit with box, filament spools, modules and finished walking creatures

3D Pen Motion Kit – 6 Walking & Vibrating Modules, 6 Spools, 20 Designs

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3D pen add-on · 6 motion modules · 20 designs

Make Your 3D Pen Creations Walk and Wiggle

Drawing a beetle or a robot with a 3D pen is fun. Watching it walk across the table afterwards is even better. This add-on kit gives children 3 walking modules and 3 vibrating modules that clip onto their 3D drawings, plus 6 spools of filament and a booklet with 20 designs to make and bring to life. Please note: the 3D pen itself is not included.

3D pen motion kit with box, filament spools, modules and finished walking creatures

Why kids love it

Their drawings finally move

Walkers and vibrators

3 walking modules with jointed legs and 3 vibrating modules that make a figure buzz and scuttle across the floor.

Clip on, clip off

The modules are interchangeable: clip one onto a finished figure, unclip it and use it again on the next creation.

20 designs to animate

A booklet of 20 3D models to copy at home, from insects and animals to a knight, a princess and a ghost.

6 spools included

Six 10 m spools of filament in sky blue, yellow, red, green, black and a glow-in-the-dark colour.

Everything in the kit: storage box, booklet, 6 filament spools, 3 walker and 3 vibrator modules

In the kit

Everything to get started (except the pen)

The kit comes in a storage box with everything needed to build and animate the designs: the modules, the filament and the booklet with the templates.

  • 3 walking modules with jointed legs
  • 3 vibrating modules
  • 6 spools of filament, 10 m each: sky blue, yellow, red, green, glow-in-the-dark and black
  • Booklet with 20 3D designs to make and animate
  • Storage box
Walker and vibrator modules on a table

How it works

Draw it, clip it, watch it go

The walking modules have little legs that step forward; the vibrating modules have bristles that make a figure buzz along a smooth surface.

Children draw the figure on the booklet template, build it up in 3D, then attach it to a module. When they want to make something new, they simply unclip the module and reuse it.

Step by step

From template to moving toy

1. Pick a design

Choose one of the 20 models in the booklet: a crab, a snake, a robot, a butterfly and many more.

2. Draw the parts

Trace the flat parts on the template with the 3D pen, then join them into a 3D figure.

3. Clip on a module

Fix the figure onto a walking or vibrating module.

4. Let it move

Set it off and watch the creation walk or wiggle across the table. Unclip the module for the next project.

The 20 3D designs in the booklet, from scorpion and crab to knight and ghost

20 designs

Ideas for many afternoons

The booklet holds 20 creations to copy, each made for a walking or a vibrating module. Most take between 20 minutes and 1 hour 30, and each uses less than one spool of filament.

Blue robot figure on a walking module
Red crab figure on a vibrating module
Princess figure on a walking module
Green snake figure on a vibrating module
Knight figure with sword and shield on a walking module
Ladybird figure on a vibrating module
Green monster figure on a walking module
Purple scorpion figure on a vibrating module
Ghost figure on a walking module
Black spider figure on a vibrating module
Yellow chick figure on a walking module
Blue butterfly figure on a vibrating module
Two finished figures made with the glow-in-the-dark filament

Glow in the dark

Creations that shine at night

One of the six spools is glow-in-the-dark filament, so figures made with it light up softly when the lights go out.

Child drawing a knight figure on its walking module with a 3D pen

Calm, focus, creativity

A screen-free activity they stay with

Many parents use a 3D pen as a calm, screen-free activity: once children start building, they tend to settle into their project and stay focused for a long time.

The motion kit adds a real goal to the drawing, because the figure is not finished until it walks. It is popular with children who enjoy making things with their hands, and older brothers, sisters and grandparents often join in.

Boy drawing a 3D figure at the table
Girl drawing over a template in the booklet
Child tracing shapes with the 3D pen
Child holding up a tall 3D model made with the pen
Children making 3D figures together at home
Boy drawing with red filament next to the Christmas tree
Girl drawing a 3D shape on a booklet template
Child drawing heart shapes with the 3D pen
Boy drawing a 3D figure on a template
Boy building a 3D tree with the pen
Customer photo of the kit box with a finished figure
Customer photo of a green dinosaur figure
Customer photo of a figure on a walking module
Customer photo of a 3D turtle drawing
Customer photo of the opened kit with finished figures
Customer photo of the kit with a yellow figure

With or without the kit

Static drawings vs moving creations

With the motion kit 3D pen on its own
Figures that walk or vibrate ✓ ✗
Reusable clip-on modules ✓ ✗
20 ready-made designs to follow ✓ some
Glow-in-the-dark filament included ✓ some
The kit surrounded by the 3D figures you can make and animate

Who it is for

For young makers from 6 years

The kit is suited to children from 6 years using the pen on their own. With a parent helping, younger children can join in too.

It makes a good gift for a child who already has a 3D pen and wants a new challenge.

Questions people ask

Is the 3D pen included?

No. This is an add-on kit for an existing 3D pen. It contains the modules, filament, booklet and storage box.

Which pens does the filament suit?

The spools are low-temperature filament, made for low-temperature children's 3D pens like the one shown in the pictures. Standard PLA, ABS or PC filaments melt at around 200 °C and are not suitable for those pens.

How long does one spool last?

On average, a spool gives about 1 hour 30 minutes of drawing.

From what age?

From 6 years for children using the pen on their own. With a parent helping there is no lower age.

Can the modules be reused?

Yes. They clip on and off, so the same module can power one creation after another.

Specifications

  • Modules: 3 walking modules and 3 vibrating modules, clip-on and interchangeable
  • Filament: 6 spools of 10 m: sky blue, yellow, red, green, glow-in-the-dark and black
  • Designs: booklet with 20 3D models to make and animate
  • Age: from 6 years
  • Safety marking: CE, EN71
  • 3D pen: not included

What's in the box

  • 3 × walking module
  • 3 × vibrating module
  • 6 × filament spool (10 m each)
  • 1 × booklet with 20 designs
  • 1 × storage box

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