Engino STEM Club – Space Adventures of Gino and Gina

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What's in the box: Each box held a space-themed Engino snap-fit construction kit tied to the Gino and Gina story series, so children could build models while learning about space.

The Engino STEM Club space subscription is not currently operating. Its page on engino.com now shows a page not found error, and there is no way to join. Engino itself, a Cyprus-based maker of educational construction toys, still runs its main website and shop, but the space club seems to have been withdrawn. When it ran, the club was built around the Space Adventures of Gino and Gina, a story-led series that used Engino's snap-fit building system to teach children about astronomy and space by building models. Engino says its kits encourage creativity, critical thinking and hands-on learning. Its range runs from early education sets to advanced robotics, so the club was part of an established product line, not a one-off. The site does not say how often boxes shipped, what they cost, or what ages the space series was meant for. If you already own kits from the series, you can still look for building instructions and theory material in the Resources section of the Engino site, which is still online. If you want a space-themed subscription now, pick a service that is taking orders, or buy individual Engino sets directly instead of waiting for this club to come back.