This object consists of 2 parts, some of which may be located elsewhere.

Super Helta Skelta

Construction Toy
1984 (manufactured)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This plastic gravity toy contains 31 pieces in red, yellow, blue and green for building constructions with slopes. The sections slot easily onto one another. There are ten glass marbles which clatter down the chutes, across bridges, and through paddle wheels. Parts include a chute and yellow wheel, six yellow chutes, two curved blue chutes, four funnels, two blue linking pieces, four yellow legs with bent ends, one red wiggly chute, one stepped chute, one yellow waterwheel, one blue disc, four red and four green straight red pipes. The toy is designed for children aged 3-7 years old and retains its original box.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Construction Toy
  • Display Arrangement
Titles
  • Super Helta Skelta (manufacturer's title)
  • Marble Run (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Plastic, glass and cardboard
Brief description
Super Helta Skelta gravity toy made in West Germany by Hestair Kiddicraft Ltd in 1984
Physical description
This plastic gravity toy contains 31 pieces in red, yellow, blue and green for building constructions with slopes. The sections slot easily onto one another. There are ten glass marbles which clatter down the chutes, across bridges, and through paddle wheels. Parts include a chute and yellow wheel, six yellow chutes, two curved blue chutes, four funnels, two blue linking pieces, four yellow legs with bent ends, one red wiggly chute, one stepped chute, one yellow waterwheel, one blue disc, four red and four green straight red pipes. The toy is designed for children aged 3-7 years old and retains its original box.
Dimensions
  • Box height: 23.8cm
  • Box length: 43cm
  • Box depth: 11cm
Production typeMass produced
Marks and inscriptions
"Kiddicraft" (The mark appears on the box)
Credit line
Given by the manufacturer
Production
Reason For Production: Retail
Collection
Accession number
MISC.191-1989

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Record createdFebruary 18, 2004
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