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Kids 3D Pen Set – Low-Temperature Tip, Cordless, Guided Model Books

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Boy drawing with the kids 3D pen at the table next to the Christmas tree

Kids 3D Pen Set – Low-Temperature Tip, Cordless, Guided Model Books

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Ages 6+ · Low-temperature tip · Cordless

The Toy That Lets Kids Make Their Own Toys

A 3D pen made for children: they trace a shape from the book, let it set for a few seconds, peel it off and build a real little toy they can hold. Penguins, robots, flowers, glasses, the Eiffel Tower. It is hands-on, creative and far away from screens.

Boy drawing with the kids 3D pen at the table next to the Christmas tree

Why parents choose it

A 3D pen that is finally made for kids

No burns

The tip warms to about 35 °C, roughly the temperature of a bath. A classic 3D pen goes above 150 °C. A 6-year-old can use it on their own.

No jams

Put it down for a moment and it goes into standby by itself, so the filament does not harden in the tip. Pick it up and it starts again.

No screens

Children spend hours tracing, building and playing with what they made, instead of watching a screen.

How it works

Three steps to a 3D toy

1. Trace and fill the shapes

Lay the pen on the model in the book and follow the lines. The filament sets in a few seconds.

2. Peel off the pieces

The pieces come off the pages and the included tracing sheets easily, with no glue needed.

3. Assemble and play

Put the pieces together and your child has a toy they made themselves.

Child tracing a penguin shape with the 3D pen
Peeling the 3D-drawn penguin pieces off the page
The finished 3D penguin standing on the book
Smiling girl holding the penguin she made with the 3D pen

The pride of making it yourself

Real toys, made by their own hands

The guided books go from simple to more ambitious models, so children build confidence step by step. They trace directly on the pages, peel off the pieces and assemble them.

Two tracing sheets also let them draw over any picture printed at home, without the filament sticking to the paper. And once they have the hang of it, they start inventing their own shapes.

Child building a 3D tower with the pen
Two children creating with the 3D pen at home
Girl drawing a rainbow with the 3D pen
Boy creating colourful lines with the 3D pen
Girl tracing a model in the book
Child tracing heart shapes
Boy filling in a model in the book
Boy drawing at the coffee table
Boy finishing a 3D tree
Kids 3D pen drawing a reindeer next to the set and filament refills

Cordless

Draw anywhere, as long as they want

A built-in battery gives about 1 hour of creating without a cable. For longer sessions, plug it in with the included USB-C cable and it keeps working while it charges, so the fun never has to stop.

No batteries to buy. The pen is shaped for small hands and has 2 speed modes.

What they can make

From penguins to planes to dream catchers

Booklet with a 3D dog and cat made with the pen

Animals and characters

Dogs, cats, dragons, penguins, a monster and more.

Booklet with a 3D plane made with the pen

Vehicles and buildings

A digger, a plane, a Viking ship, a little house and a 3D clock tower.

Booklet with 3D butterflies and glasses

Things to wear and play with

Glasses, butterflies and a dream catcher they can actually use.

Booklet model of a 3D dragon
Booklet model of a blossom tree
Booklet model of a Viking ship
3D clock tower made from the booklet
3D digger made from the booklet
Booklet models of a monster and a rainbow
3D house made from the booklet
A camping scene with tents and trees made with the 3D pen
Booklet surrounded by colourful 3D creations
Booklet with 3D robots, animals and characters
Booklet with 3D vehicles, a tower and a cherry tree
Farm animals booklet with 3D cows, pigs and sheep
Booklet with 3D dinosaurs, a unicorn and the Eiffel Tower
Mechanical kit with walking and vibrating modules, a 3D scorpion and robot

Kit option

The Mechanical Kit: creations that really move

Clip your creation onto a module and watch it walk or vibrate across the table. The kit has 6 modules (3 walkers and 3 vibrators) and a guide book with 20 creations to bring to life: bugs, a scorpion, a crab, robots, a knight, a princess, a ghost and more.

It also comes with 6 colours of filament, including a glow-in-the-dark one, so creations shine in the dark.

Mechanical kit contents: storage box, guide book, filament and modules
The 20 moving creations of the mechanical kit
Boy building a moving creation with the mechanical kit
Mechanical kit book with a finished walking robot
Floral kit with a 3D red rose, flower stems and filament

Kit option

The Floral Kit: draw a whole bouquet

17 flowers and 3 kinds of foliage to draw from age 6, each one guided step by step in the book. Together, they make a full bouquet.

Rose, sunflower, tulip, daisy, lily, orchid, hydrangea, iris, lavender, lily of the valley, daffodil, cornflower, hibiscus, water lily, bird of paradise, strelitzia and red spider lily, plus climbing foliage and a leafy branch. Every flower has been filmed, so kids can watch how it is made.

Finished bouquet of 3D-drawn flowers
3D-drawn red rose
3D-drawn yellow sunflower
3D-drawn red tulip
3D-drawn white daisy
3D-drawn white lily
3D-drawn pink orchid
3D-drawn blue hydrangea
3D-drawn purple iris
3D-drawn lavender sprig
3D-drawn lily of the valley
3D-drawn daffodil
3D-drawn cornflower
3D-drawn red hibiscus
3D-drawn pink and white water lily
3D-drawn yellow bird of paradise
3D-drawn orange strelitzia
3D-drawn red spider lily
3D-drawn climbing foliage
3D-drawn leafy branch
Hands assembling a 3D rose
Drawing a sunflower centre with the pen
Hands shaping a 3D daisy
Hands holding 3D lily petals
Drawing a flower stem with the pen
A finished 3D hydrangea
Drawing an iris with the pen
Assembling a 3D orchid
Drawing a green stem
Assembling a red hibiscus
Drawing a bird of paradise
Finishing a red spider lily
Drawing green foliage
Tracing leaves from the page
Customer photo of a boy wearing 3D glasses he made
Customer photo of a 3D Eiffel Tower
Customer photo of a 3D dream catcher
Customer photo of a child tracing in the book
Customer photo of a child drawing a turtle
Customer photo of 3D ghosts next to the pen
Customer photo of 3D glasses next to the pen
Customer photo of a 3D butterfly next to the pen
Customer photo of large 3D glasses
Customer photo of a 3D butterfly and flower
Customer photo of a 3D mushroom figure

Why this pen

A 3D pen for kids vs ordinary 3D pens

This kids 3D pen Ordinary 3D pen
Low-temperature tip (about 35 °C) ✓ ✗
Automatic standby, no clogging ✓ ✗
Made for small hands ✓ ✗
2 speed modes ✓ some
Works while charging ✓ some
Cordless ✓ some
Guided model books included ✓ ✗

Questions people ask

Does it burn?

No. The tip only warms to about 35 °C, so children can use it on their own. Finger protectors are also included.

What age is it for?

From 6 years old on their own. With a parent alongside, there is no age limit, and grown-ups enjoy it too.

Will my child manage on their own?

Yes. From age 6 the books guide them: trace, peel off, assemble.

How long does the battery last?

Up to about 1 hour. For long sessions, use it plugged into its cable and keep creating while it charges.

Does it need batteries?

No. It has a built-in battery and charges with the included USB-C cable.

Is it messy?

No. The filament hardens in a few seconds and peels off the included tracing sheets. No glue needed.

Can I buy more filament?

Yes, refills are available separately in different colours.

Specifications

  • Tip temperature: about 35 °C
  • Power: built-in rechargeable battery, about 1 hour per charge; works while plugged in via USB-C
  • Modes: automatic standby, 2 speed modes
  • Age: 6+ on their own, younger with an adult
  • Filament: 18 rolls, 180 m in total

What's in the box

  • 1 × kids 3D pen
  • 18 × rolls of coloured filament (180 m in total)
  • Guided model books
  • 2 × tracing sheets
  • 3 × finger protectors
  • 1 × USB-C cable

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