No ideas for 14 and 11 year olds?!

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Please throw suggestions at me. Eldest is artistic but mostly digital. Youngest is techy and has an interest engineering. I literally have no ideas! I feel like they have everything they need already!

Lego for the younger one? Especially if s/he likes practicsl/engineering stuff.

When ds1 was 14 we bought him an "experience" day st Mercedes Benz World. He got to drive a 4x4 and had a fabulous time. Would your older one like something. like that? Maybe something arts based?

Driving lessons/experience for eldest is a great idea thank you

Youngest enjoys technic so I’ll check out what current sets there are

Thames and Kosmos does a couple of engineering kits www.thamesandkosmos.co.uk/product/roller-coaster-engineering/ and www.thamesandkosmos.co.uk/product/architectural-engineering/

Camera for the oldest?

I saw this STEM kids magazine advertised on Facebook that may be suitable - has anyone tried it? oyla.uk/

Does oldest have any favourite artists? Something by them/trip to city to see gallery's etc. My DD is quite arty and has recently bought some ink brush pens which are excellent for character design kind of stuff
Led mood lighting seems quite popular amongst the teens I know
I found the website Present Indicative good for gifts last year
Backpack
Socks
Something unexpected like a portable camping fire and marshmallows?

This is the link to the Mercedes World. Its £95 for an hour of off road driving. We made a day out of it, I was expecting to be bored stupid as I have no interest in cars but it was great. There are really interesting exhibitions, plus the professional drivers put on displays on the track throughout the day. DS said it was a fantastic day out, best present ever etc. This was about 8 years ago but it looks like they are offering a very similar deal
www.mercedes-benzworld.co.uk/driving-experiences/experiences/drive-mercedes-benz-4x4-1-hour-experience/

Thanks some great suggestions!

Just to say DS had many years ago a day out at Mercedes world - loved it. I would back up this idea.