For over 5,000 years, people from around the world have flocked to Wiltshire to revel in the mystery of Stonehenge - the ancient monument that inspires druids and befuddles academics to this day. Stonehenge has become a sacred pilgrimage, and now it can be viewed from the comfort of your own home, with this mystical kit. Great for family, friends, co-workers and kids, "Build Your Own Stonehenge" comes complete with 18 ceramic rocks, moulded to look like actual Stonehenge boulders. With coding on the base of each stone, it's easy to put the components in their proper arrangement and replicate the spirit and look of the real monument. The kit also includes a 32-page guide to answer everything you might need to know about the real monument.
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Morgan Beard is a journalist, editor and writer in Philadelphia. Her work brings her around the world to places and operations as diverse as a pearldiving excavation in Tahiti and the dangerous gem mines of Burma. She is also a practicing pagan, sits on the Board of Directors for the Delaware Valley Pagan Network, and is an expert on Celtic history.
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My eight year old was given one of these and he is so pleased with it. The box is a little too small but apart from that it's all perfectly formed. It is small numbered plastic stone replica pieces and a "mat" to show where they go and a little easy to understand book about the stones.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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I have had one of these for a couple of years, it was originally a novelty extra present for Christmas. You get all you that you need and it doesn't take long to assemble. A word of warning though, this is a dust-trap and so it would be advisable to glue the stones onto the cardboard base, also the cardboard does have a tendency to curl at the edges after a period of time.
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By D. Laidlaw
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I bought this product for a friend who likes unsual items-well its been commented on as a very unusual ornament and she loves it.Small and perfectly formed a great gift.
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CUTE!
I teach and got this for props. The kids will love it just as I do. Can't wait to use it! Came in a nice little box.
Published 3 days ago by Tracy
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Mini stonehenge
A lovely little set. the stones have more detail than some sets i've seen. the only bit i found difficult was trying to read the numbers impressed on the base of each bit, some of... Read more
Published 4 months ago by A A Wagstaffe
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Bought as a joke present. Was smaller than i thought but am sure it is very entertaining. Quite dear looking at size of product but did not open as it was a gift so may be of high... Read more
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Stonehenge
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Published 19 months ago by Nigel Tufnel
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Stonehenge
Bought for my grandsons - one each. Went togethr well except that one bit of the base was missing. I think it is now at school as they saw it on holiday.
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