Jenga Classic Wooden Block Stacking Game – 54 pcs Family Game for Kids & Adults Infants 1:32 Scale Die-Cast Build – QTY:Double MIC

Name: Jenga Classic Wooden Block Stacking Game – 54 pcs Family Game for Kids & Adults Infants 1:32 Scale Die-Cast Build – QTY:Double MIC
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 16829265322
Price: 2247.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.466200000000001 (21 reviews)

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SKU 16829265322

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Jenga Classic Wooden Block Stacking Game – 54 pcs Family Game for Kids & Adults Infants 1:32 Scale Die Cast Build – QTY:Double MIC 1:32 Scale Die Cast Build – Made with premium metal and plastic parts for durability and realism • Age: 7+ Great for developing patience and strategic thinking Players take turns removing one block at a time—without toppling the tower—to raise the stakes

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