Seven flat cards, 28 numbered pieces, one small tube of glue, and about twenty minutes later there's a purple narwhal on your desk with its spiral tusk pointed slightly to the left. That tilt is on purpose: a narwhal's tusk is really its left canine tooth, and this little model gets that detail right.
It's a calm, screen-free build for a kid who loves ocean animals, and just as satisfying for a grown-up who wants something small to make with their hands. And a fact worth knowing: a group of narwhals is called a blessing.
Spiral tusk set just left of center, like the real thing
Finished narwhal is about 4 inches long
28 numbered cardboard pieces on 7 flat cards
Easy difficulty, about 10 to 20 minutes to build
Non-toxic glue included
Biodegradable cardboard printed with eco-friendly inks
