Peanuts Pack - Snoopy, Joe Cool, Charlie Brown
Peanuts Pack - Snoopy, Woodstock, Joe Cool and Charlie Brown with Snoopy
NBCC-235 Snoopy with Woodstock
NBCC-236 Joe Cool, Snoopy
NBH-252 Charlie Brown with Snoopy
"Happiness is 75 years of Peanuts"
Celebrate the 75th anniversary of the beloved PEANUTS comic.
Our Peanuts Pack includes three separate Nanoblock model sets. All the same scale so perfect for your Desktop Diorama, making it a charming addition to any desk or display shelf.
Peanuts model - NBCC-235 Snoopy with Woodstock is a Level 2 build and has 230+ pieces. Features Snoopy affectionately hugging Woodstock, capturing a heartwarming moment between the two characters. Comprising approximately 230 micro-sized ABS plastic pieces, and once assembled, the figure stands at approximately 6.2 cm tall.
Peanuts model - NBCC-236 Joe Cool is a Level 2 build and has 210+ pieces. Features Snoopy in his iconic "Joe Cool" persona, depicted as a laid-back college student. Comprising approximately 210 micro-sized ABS plastic pieces, and once assembled, the figure stands at approximately 7.7 cm tall.
Peanuts model - NBH-252 Charlie Brown with Snoopy is a Level 2 build and has 290+ pieces. Comprising approximately 290 micro-sized ABS plastic pieces, and once assembled, the figure stands at approximately 7.7 cm tall.
nanoblock is a micro sized building block from Japan. Start building on a scale never seen before! This amazingly small micro sized block makes it possible to create detailed masterpieces from tiny animals and miniature musical instruments to architectural landmarks from around the globe. With exciting models to appeal to every personality, nanoblock is sure to captivate builders of all ages.
- Each nanoblock set includes between 120 – 220 blocks
- Each set takes the average builder between 15–40 minutes to complete
- Includes detailed colour instructions & spare blocks
- The smallest block measures just 4×4×5mm
- Loved by the young and young at heart
- Totally addictive building block fun
Each pack indicates the level of difficulty on a scale of 1 to 5 with 1 being beginner and 5 being expert.