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Datasheet 3338573 Eichhorn Mikado 100004591 No. of players (max.): 4
Description
The Eichhorn Mikado game should be played on as flat and smooth ground as possible, such as asphalt or plates. The first player includes all the rods bundled and puts them on the ground. Then he suddenly releases them and all the rods are now lying on the ground in a mess. Now the player tries to take away one rod at a time without the other bars moving. Depending on your skill, you can use different methods, such as simply taking it away, rolling it away carefully, pulling it out or setting it up. The latter is pressed on the tip end of a rod. Wobbling when removing a bar a second rod will break the game. The remaining bars are collected and the next player tries his luck. After a predetermined number of rounds, e.g. 5, the player whose bars have the highest total score has won. With the equal of two players, who owns the most bars wins. The Mikado game is a social and skill game that can be played with children aged 3 and over. Body control, fine motor skills, overview of the overall game, such as the recognition of different positions and drawing conclusions such as "WAS happens when?" Make the game extremely diverse for children. The Eichhorn Mikado rods are 50cm long and have a diameter of 6mm. The Eichhorn outdoor Mikado is delivered in a practical outer net for storage and carrying along.
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Hints
Caution! Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. Choking hazard!
Description
The Eichhorn Mikado game should be played on as flat and smooth ground as possible, such as asphalt or plates. The first player includes all the rods bundled and puts them on the ground. Then he suddenly releases them and all the rods are now lying on the ground in a mess. Now the player tries to take away one rod at a time without the other bars moving. Depending on your skill, you can use different methods, such as simply taking it away, rolling it away carefully, pulling it out or setting it up. The latter is pressed on the tip end of a rod. Wobbling when removing a bar a second rod will break the game. The remaining bars are collected and the next player tries his luck. After a predetermined number of rounds, e.g. 5, the player whose bars have the highest total score has won. With the equal of two players, who owns the most bars wins. The Mikado game is a social and skill game that can be played with children aged 3 and over. Body control, fine motor skills, overview of the overall game, such as the recognition of different positions and drawing conclusions such as "WAS happens when?" Make the game extremely diverse for children. The Eichhorn Mikado rods are 50cm long and have a diameter of 6mm. The Eichhorn outdoor Mikado is delivered in a practical outer net for storage and carrying along.
This text is machine translated.
Hints
Caution! Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. Choking hazard!