LEGO Ideas The Evolution of STEM Building Set - Minifigures of Scientists Sir Isaac Newton, Marie Curie and George Washington Carver - 21355

Science gift for women, men and history-lovers - Celebrate groundbreaking innovations in science, technology, engineering and math with this collectible LEGO Ideas The Evolution of STEM display model 3 LEGO minifigures - The "mother of modern physics" Marie Curie (née Skłodowska), Sir Isaac Newton, leader of the Scientific Revolution, and agricultural science pioneer George Washington Carver Collectible display model for adults - A buildable base shaped like an open book is topped with many mini builds including Newton's apple tree, Carver's plants bed, a space shuttle and a robotic arm Fun features - Turn the dial to make the 3D replica of a carbon atom float upwards and the DNA strand rotate, and look out for a Morse code message, NASA Voyager Probe with the Golden Record, and more Gift for science-lovers and history buffs - Treat yourself or gift this LEGO model kit to other adults with a passion for STEM subjects or history Open a brick-built book on the evolution of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) with this LEGO Ideas collectible display model for adults (21355). An inspiring science gift for women, men and history-lovers, the set features a buildable base in the shape of an open book topped by mini builds that represent historic innovations. Build an early car and a home computer, the NASA Voyager Probe with the Golden Record on board for any extraterrestrial life form that may find it, and much more. Turn the dial to make a 3D replica of a carbon atom float upwards and a DNA strand rotate. The set includes LEGO minifigures of 3 famous scientists: Marie Curie, the first person ever to win 2 Nobel prizes; Sir Isaac Newton, famous for his law of universal gravitation; and pioneering agricultural scientist George Washington Carver. Find building instructions in the box and on the LEGO Builder app to help you with every step of your rewarding, creative journey through the history of STEM. Contains 879 pieces.