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Packaging for a Noah's Ark kit created by Maureen Roffey. The packaging is white, with an image of a colourful cardboard Noah's Ark in the centre, with pairs of cardboard animals on top and alongside it. The animals include elephants, pigs, giraffes, rabbits, pandas, crocodiles, snakes, camels, ostriches, chickens, horses, lions, zebras, sheep, and tortoises. There is a cardboard Noah, little boy and little girl standing on the Ark, and the blue roof has a pair of white doves. A little boy with blonde hair is pictured playing with the ark, placing one of the camels down. He is the creator's actual grandson, Ben. The box reads 'Noah's Ark' in black capital letters, and underneath black text says 'A sturdy cardboard kit that's easy to assemble, with wooden base blocks for the animals and family.' Beneath this is a black circle, with text inside reading 'Winner of the Tridias 2000 award'. The bottom of the box reads 'Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts.' and 'Printed in Malaysia.'. There is a colourful logo for the company, Toykits, in the bottom right corner. Add to board
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Noah's Ark Kit

Packaging for a Noah's Ark kit designed by Maureen Roffey, similar to her Doll's House kit. The kit included a sturdy cardboard boat with pairs of over 20 animals. The little boy on the front cover is Maureen's grandson, Ben, who is now an adult and a successful graphic designer himself!

© Image courtesy of Maureen's husband, Bernard Lodge.