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Ingenio(3) Construction Sets

Ingenio(3) was an unusual construction system. It consisted of plates and circular parts which could slide together to make 'cubical' models. It was produced in Germany around 1947.

Below there are manuals/leafets and photos which can be downloaded by clicking on the appropriate image.

An Ingenio(3) manual (in German)
(Scans from Urs Flammer)

An Ingenio(3) manual (in English)
(Scans from Urs Flammer)

Various photos of the Ingenio(3) construction system
(Scans from Urs Flammer)