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Vom Orient bis zum Nucleon. Die Reiserouten der Digedags

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Vom Orient bis zum Nucleon. Die Reiserouten der DigedagsGibt es das Dorf Plumford wirklich? Falls ja, wo liegt es? Wo lassen sich Silbertal oder Monticuli verorten? Welche Route nahmen die Digedags von Peripheria nach Konstantinopel? Oder von Neapolis nach Sizilien? Was haben die Digedags mit der Grndung von Veracruz zu tun? Um welchen Stern kreist der futuristische Planet Neos? Und wo im rmischen Reich der Antike landete ein Raumschiff vom Neos? Das groe Reiserouten Buch beantwortet diese und viele

Gibt es das Dorf Plumford wirklich? Falls ja, wo liegt es? Wo lassen sich Silbertal oder Monticuli verorten? Welche Route nahmen die Digedags von Peripheria nach Konstantinopel? Oder von Neapolis nach Sizilien? Was haben die Digedags mit der Gründung von Veracruz zu tun? Um welchen Stern kreist der futuristische Planet Neos? Und wo im römischen Reich der Antike landete ein Raumschiff vom Neos? Das große Reiserouten-Buch beantwortet diese und viele weitere Fragen. Über 90 exklusiv erstellte Karten, wie Landkarten oder Stadtpläne, skizzieren die Zusammenhänge der Wege der Digedags. Die Autoren sind Fans mit Leib und Seele. Aufbauend auf ihr langjähriges Expertenwissen und intensive Recherchen liefern sie verblüffende Erkenntnisse und Einsichten in die Welt von Hannes Hegen.

EAN: 9783730220566
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 12.03.2025
Titel der Reihe: Digedag##
Autoren: Nietsch, Frank & Hebestreit, Michael & Grünberg, Reiner & Schulz, Sven-Roger & Kautz, Sebastian
Illustrator: Hegenbarth, Johannes und Edith
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 176
Keyword: Amerika; Amerika Serie; Amerika-Serie; Amerikaserie; Atlas; Comics; DDR-Comic; Digedag Karten; Digedag-Atlas; Digedag-Hefte; Digedag-Karten; Digedaghefte; Digedags; Erfinder; Erfinder Serie; Erfinder-Serie; Erfinderserie; F2025; F25; Hannes Hegen; Hegenbarth; Karten; Kult-Comics; Kultcomics; Mosaik; Mosaik-Hefte; Mosaikhefte; Nucleon; Orient; Orient Serie; Orient Südsee; Orient Südsee Serie; Orient-Serie; Orient-Südsee; Orientserie; Ostalgie; Reisen; Reiserouten; Ritter Runkel; Ritter Runkel Serie; Ritter-Runkel; Ritter-Runkel-Serie; Römer; Römer Serie; Römer-Serie; Römerserie; Weltraum; Weltraum Serie; Weltraum-Serie; Weltraumserie
Fachschema: Comic / Abenteuer~Comic / Humor~Comic / History~Comic / Kindercomic, Jugendcomic
Fachkategorie: Graphic Novel / Comic: Action und Abenteuer~Graphic novel / Comic book / Manga: Traditional stories, myths, legends~Graphic Novel / Comic: Humor~Graphic Novel / Comic: Historisches~Kinder/Jugendliche: Sachbuch: Cartoons & Comics~Belletristik: Humor
Interesse Alter: empfohlenes Alter: ab 8 Jahre
Altersempfehlung / Lesealter: 18
ab Alter: 8
Länge: 310 mm
Breite: 268 mm
Höhe: 22 mm
Gewicht: 1400 gr
Produktform: Gebunden
Genre: Belletristik
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★★★★★ 4
Lightweight and Easy-to-Assemble
Color: Black, Size: 3 Panel Standard
These privacy screens are three separate panels, which is really convenient if you don’t need to use all of them at once. I’m currently using two to section off part of my craft room for storage, and it’s working perfectly. They’re lightweight and super easy to move around, so I can rearrange my space whenever I need to. Assembly was simple—everything went together quickly without any hassle.
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Carlos
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★★★★★ 5
Great for Privacy, Just a Little Flimsy
Color: Black, Size: 3 Panel Standard
I recently got this room divider to create a bit more privacy in my home office, and it's been really handy. The thick polyester fabric helps block out distractions, and it's great that it's waterproof, so no worries about spills messing it up. The metal feet keep it stable enough, though I've noticed it can feel a bit wobbly if bumped. It's also super easy to fold and store when not in use, which is a huge plus if you have limited space like I do. Overall, it’s a practical addition, though handling it gently might be a good idea.
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Scout Kelly
Natrona Heights, US
★★★★★ 5
Perfect for Creating Private Spaces Without the Hassle
Color: Black, Size: 3 Panel Standard, Color: Black, Size: 3 Panel Standard
I recently picked up this Kecreque 3-panel room divider because we needed a flexible way to break up space in our garage. I wanted a place to hook up a small tv and play my SuperNES — and honestly, it’s been a fantastic purchase! First off, it’s bigger than it looks in pictures — fully opened, it stretches over 8 feet wide and stands about 6 feet tall. The panels are made of a thick, waterproof polyester fabric that feels much sturdier than I expected for the price. Plus, the steel frame is scratch- and rust-resistant, and the curved feet make it really stable. (No wobbling or tipping, even when our cats decide to race past it at full speed.) Assembly was straightforward — my husband did it himself in under 30 minutes with just the included instructions. The panels clip into the frame easily, and you can adjust the angle of each section depending on how much space you want to close off. It’s also surprisingly easy to move and fold up if you need to put it away; I just fold it flat and tuck it into a corner when it’s not in use. I really appreciate how low maintenance it is too — a quick wipe with a damp cloth has kept it clean. It’s been great for creating a semi-private video game nook, but I can also see it being perfect for an office, a church event, or even a kids’ room (the ad says it can “calm down arguments,” and honestly, I can believe it). Final thoughts: This is a sturdy, well-made, and versatile divider that’s easy to set up, reposition, and store. It looks clean and simple in any area or room and has held up well to daily use. Highly recommend if you need a practical and stylish way to create private spaces without committing to permanent walls!
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Aryn The Libraryan
Whiting, US
★★★★★ 5
Quality, and not overly complicated
Color: Black, Size: 3 Panel Standard, Color: Black, Size: 3 Panel Standard
This is so easy to put together, the parts are numbered, and the wordless instructions are clearer than some I've seen. The material/fabric is pleasant to the touch, and of decent quality. I like that the panels can be used independently of each other, or connected together, depending on your space. Also, the cloth velcros onto the frame, so it can be removed easily for cleaning if need be, without unbolting anything. The combined weight in the box is decent, but once built, each panel is fairly light and easy to move around, while feeling sturdy/not going to fall over unless they're being mistreated. It's a bright sunny afternoon, and I took a picture looking towards a window, so you can see it blocks most things unless directly silhouetted by the bright light on the other side.
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