Something to hold.
Real wood. Small pieces. A magnetic click they can feel.
01 / The build
Small pieces.
One big imagination.
Start with the parts. Find the connections.
Then make the mission your own.
Before · Ready to build
A world in pieces.
Lay them out. Explore.
After · Ready for a mission
A world of their own.
Build. Play. Begin again.
Watch the build
Piece by piece.
Ready for lift-off.
See the 30 pieces come together, from the first wooden base to the finished launch pad.
Inside the set
- 01 Base & platforms
- 02 The rocket
- 03 Launch tower
- 04 Control station
- 05 Trees & shrubs
02 / The details
The pleasure
is in the
pieces.
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A satisfying connection.
Magnets bring the main pieces together, ready to come apart again.
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02
Wood with character.
Warm grain, rounded forms and little flashes of colour.
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More than one mission.
The build has a shape. The story is up to them.
03 / Time well spent
The best part?
Doing it together.
A first build side by side. A countdown whispered together. A new story every time.
Hands-on discovery · Imaginative play
A little less screen. A little more doing.
04 / Beyond the screen
Less scrolling.
More making.
Put the phone aside. Lay out the pieces.
Give their next adventure a place in the real world.
Something to work out.
Find a connection. Try a piece. Watch their rocket take shape.
Something to dream up.
Choose a planet, name the crew and make up the next mission.
05 / An offline moment
Make room for
phone-free play.
After school or on a quiet weekend. Start with one small invitation: “Shall we build something?”
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Park the phones. Yours, too.
Clear a little space and sit down together.
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Pick a little mission.
Build the tower, find the rocket parts or set the scene.
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Let them take the lead.
Follow their story. There is always another countdown.
06 / FAQs
Good questions.
Simple answers.
A few things to know before
the first mission.
How do the pieces connect?
Magnetic joints hold the main build together. The ramps and landscape pieces rest in place.
What comes in the set?
The wooden base and platforms, rocket, launch tower, control station, trees and shrubs shown in the build above.
Can it be taken apart and rebuilt?
Yes. The magnetic connections let the main assembly come apart so the next mission can begin with the pieces again.
What is Mission One made from?
Wooden forms with coloured details and magnetic connections. The wood grain gives the pieces their natural character.
Mission One