Bald Eagle Good Luck Minis 192 Piece Bulk Bag

Two colors on a one inch figure is twice the work of one, and the white head is the entire identity of this bird. Get the boundary wrong and it becomes a generic raptor, so the head on these gets a mask and a second pass of its own. That is the detail to look at first when a bag arrives.

• White head masked separately. A second paint pass rather than one flat color.
• 192 per bag. Enough for a whole school year of handing them out.
• An inch tall. The size of a small paperclip standing on end.
• Wings held folded. A compact shape that will not catch and snap.

Folded Wings Survive Better

An outstretched wing at this scale is a thin blade waiting to break. Folding the wings against the body removes the weak point entirely, which is why these outlast spread winged minis in a box of loose pieces.

Civics Without a Worksheet

A bag of national symbols does a job in a classroom that no printed sheet manages, because a child can hold one. It suits the run up to the Fourth of July, a unit on national emblems, or a table of favors where something has to be handed to every guest.

Questions About the Eagle Minis

Are the wings spread? No, they are folded against the body, which makes the figures much harder to break.

How many colors are used? Two main tones, with the white head applied as a separate pass.

How many come in a bag? 192, from a single mold.