Lucky Cat - Draper

Info needed: Please refer to the product packaging or manufacturer's website for the specific age recommendation for this building set. Typically, building sets with small parts are suitable for older children and adults.

No, the beckoning paw features a pendulum waving action, which is typically a mechanical movement and does not require batteries.

The tummy panel decoration (gold coin or fortune wish) is chosen during the initial assembly process. While it might be possible to carefully swap it later, it's designed to be a permanent choice once built.

The Lucky Cat (Maneki-neko) is a common Japanese figurine which is often believed to bring good luck to the owner. Its raised paw is thought to beckon good fortune, prosperity, and wealth.

For routine cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth or a gentle brush to dust the model. For more persistent dust, a very lightly damp cloth can be used, but avoid harsh chemicals or excessive moisture.

The difficulty of building sets can vary by individual experience. However, LEGO® building sets generally come with clear, step-by-step instructions designed to guide builders through the process. Patience and careful attention to detail are key.

Carefully inspect the pendulum mechanism within the paw assembly. Ensure all pieces are securely connected and that there are no obstructions preventing free movement. Gently jiggle the cat to initiate the pendulum action.

Double-check the packaging and sorting trays. If a piece is genuinely missing, contact the manufacturer's customer support (Draper) for assistance, providing the MPN: `40813`.

Review the instruction manual from the beginning. Ensure all building steps were followed precisely and that each brick and piece is firmly pressed together. Pay particular attention to base connections.