We’ve teamed up with Build Your Own to offer 10 lucky winners the chance to win a super cool Mini Builds Dragonfly.
Made using 100% sustainable cardboard and paper, this awesome dragonfly is not only fun and engaging to play with, but also eco-friendly.
With a brightly coloured blue body and pull-tab flapping wing action, this water-residing minibeast is simply spectacular. And with a 37cm wingspan, it’s sure to impress!
Easy to assemble using slot-together techniques – there’s no glue, no mess, no fuss. Everything you need is provided in the kit – simply follow the instructions: press out the pre-cut parts, build and play!
This newly launched kit also comes with a press-out Dragonfly Fact Stand for children to learn about how this incredible creature has inspired engineers.
With 15 press-out parts and an estimated build time of 20 minutes, it’s set at a skill level of 2 stars out of 5.
Build Your Own are the creators of an exciting range of award-winning, STEM-inspired children’s toys that you can build yourself. The Build Your Own range is suitable for ages 8 to 100!
Answer this question in the comments for a chance to win one of 10 Dragonfly Mini Builds kits:
When did the first dragonflies appear on Earth?
A Around 3000 years ago
B Around 300 million years ago
C Around 3 trillion years ago
This competition closes at midnight on 30th September 2021. For full terms and conditions visit whizzpopbang.com/terms-and-conditions
Shabana Ahmed says:
B 300 Million years ago.
Nicola Friend says:
B Around 300 million years ago
Peter Watson says:
B Around 300 million years ago
Oscar Cryne says:
B around 300 million years ago.
LYNDSEY CRAWFORD says:
B
Nicola McDonald says:
I reckon 300 million years ago.
Margaret Gallagher says:
B 300 million years ago
Jason May says:
The answer is B) Around 300 million years ago 🙂
Adam Cheetham says:
The answer is:
B Around 300 million years ago
Angela Parry says:
B
Miska K says:
Dear Whizz Pop Bang, you make my boys engaged! Would you believe that we have 12cm long dragonflies living nearby? So, we think that the correct answer is B Around 300 million years ago, the first dragonflies appeared on earth.
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Michelle McGuckian says:
B. Around 300 million years ago
Julie Cunliffe says:
b- 300 million years ago
Emma says:
B. 300 million years ago!
Freddie Sills says:
B: Around 300 million years ago
Hannah kelly says:
The answer is b
Around 300 million years ago
Vivienne Killeen says:
The answer is B.300 million years ago
Evie says:
The answer is B Around 300 million years ago
Pam Perry says:
B
Carissa says:
B Around 300 million years ago
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Amy doyle says:
Around 300 million years ago