Make five awesome machines and learn about the physics of force, motion, and energy. Construct a rubber band-powered race car that zooms across the floor. Build a catapult and launch objects through the air. Set up a launching device that propels a motorcycle across the floor at the push of a lever. Build a balancing dragonfly 555061 and a weathervane to experiment with forces. A 28-page manual guides your 555061 building and experiments with step-by-step illustrated instructions.
Make five awesome machines and learn about the physics of force, motion, and energy. Construct a rubber band-powered race car that zooms across the floor. Build a catapult and launch objects through the air. Set up a launching device that propels a motorcycle across the floor at the push of a lever. Build a balancing dragonfly 555061 and a weathervane to experiment with forces. A 28-page manual guides your 555061 building and experiments with step-by-step illustrated instructions.
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The lowest price for Thames and Kosmos Kinetic Machines Stem Experiment Kit right now is $94.70 at desertcart.com.au.
The all-time low was $33.79 on 12 Mar 2026 — today's price is 180% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 7 May 2026.
Thames and Kosmos Kinetic Machines Stem Experiment Kit
Make five awesome machines and learn about the physics of force, motion, and energy. Construct a rubber band-powered race car that zooms across the floor. Build a catapult and launch objects through the air. Set up a launching device that propels a motorcycle across the floor at the push of a lever. Build a balancing dragonfly 555061 and a weathervane to experiment with forces. A 28-page manual guides your 555061 building and experiments with step-by-step illustrated instructions.
Make five awesome machines and learn about the physics of force, motion, and energy. Construct a rubber band-powered race car that zooms across the floor. Build a catapult and launch objects through the air. Set up a launching device that propels a motorcycle across the floor at the push of a lever. Build a balancing dragonfly 555061 and a weathervane to experiment with forces. A 28-page manual guides your 555061 building and experiments with step-by-step illustrated instructions.
Last updated at 07/05/2026 03:28:23
555061 | Kinetic Machines | Make 5 Awesome Machines and Learn About the Physics of Force | Motion and Energy | Ages 8+
Delivery between 13–16 May $29
originally posted on well.ca
Great gift ! Gifted to a 6 year old and they will definitely need parental help to assemble.
originally posted on Target
I bought this for my 9 year old daughter for Easter. She has built the car so far and really has enjoyed it. It is of decent quality but you get what you get for $15.
originally posted on microcenter.com
This was a pretty nice little kit for my 6 year old. The instructions were fairly decent and the quality of the parts was fine. The only notable negative is that some of the pieces, particularly the front wheel mounting area, it needed super glue to keep their position in a usable way. So, it's recommended as long as you have some super glue handy to firm everything up, otherwise it's not usable for the wind-up and go action (the wheels go sideways or fall off without it).
| Educational Objective(s) | Science |
| Number of pieces | 108 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Scale | 1/32 |
| Material Type(s) | Plastic |
555061 | Kinetic Machines | Make 5 Awesome Machines and Learn About the Physics of Force | Motion and Energy | Ages 8+
Delivery between 13–16 May $29
Great gift ! Gifted to a 6 year old and they will definitely need parental help to assemble.
I bought this for my 9 year old daughter for Easter. She has built the car so far and really has enjoyed it. It is of decent quality but you get what you get for $15.
This was a pretty nice little kit for my 6 year old. The instructions were fairly decent and the quality of the parts was fine. The only notable negative is that some of the pieces, particularly the front wheel mounting area, it needed super glue to keep their position in a usable way. So, it's recommended as long as you have some super glue handy to firm everything up, otherwise it's not usable for the wind-up and go action (the wheels go sideways or fall off without it).
| Educational Objective(s) | Science |
| Number of pieces | 108 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Scale | 1/32 |
| Material Type(s) | Plastic |
