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A small brick-built animal model resembling an elk, constructed from brown, tan, and light gray interlocking blocks, standing on a tan base plate against a plain white background.

Elk Mini Block Set

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The elk mini block set gives you everything you need to assemble your own bull elk. This kit captures the likeness of one of North America's most recognizable animals, including his characteristic antlers. 

Perfect for anyone who loves wildlife or the outdoors, the elk mini block set makes a fun puzzle. Once complete, display it on your desk, bookshelf, coffee table, or anywhere you want a small reminder of this fascinating animal. Add it to your collection today. 

  • 180 pieces
  • Contains small parts; appropriate for ages 13 and up
  • Assembled size: 4 1/4" x 3 1/8" x 4"

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