- Make your own Chas out of Plasticine
- Follow the step-by-step instructions DVD
- Includes favourite TV episodes featuring Chas
- Includes fun accessories
- Plasticine never dries out so you can re-pose your model time after time
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| Model Number: | 10212 |
| Assembly Required: | No |
| Batteries Required?: | No |
| Batteries Included?: | No |
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Everything you need to make your own Chas out of Plasticine. Chas is Morph's cheeky cousin and looks exactly the same, but with cream skin. He is the mischievous one whio is always getting up to tricks.
To make your own Chas all you have to do is follow the step by step instructions DVD which includes favourite episodes plus an introduction to Chas by Peter Lord the creator of Morph and Chas. My Own Chas comes with fun pieces to accessorise your character and create different poses.
Plasticine never dries out so you can re-pose your model time after time.
Product Description
There's something uniquely British about a small plasticine man, his badly behaved plasticine friend and their collective adventures. Morph and Chas, one may recall, first emerged from Tony Hart's pencil box back in the late 1970s. They weren't high-tech. They weren't flash. They rarely lasted longer than a minute. But, boy, did they capture the nation's heart. Created by some of the team who would eventually give the world Wallace and Gromit, there was very little in the way of advanced computer animation involved in his early work. Instead, painstaking frame-by-frame animation brought the little red chap to life. And now, with the help of this DIY morphing kit and free DVD, you can do exactly the same by making your own. With all the chas-making genius you need, including full step-by-step instructions, the DVD component of this box then contains a full 15 televisual episodes in which one may watch the original Morph and Chas in all their glory. Plasticine, of course, never ever dries out. Not even when you put it on a radiator. So your Chas can be almost infinitely toyed around with and bent to your will, especially with the help of a set of accessories for all manner of poses and morphtastic scenarios. But how, one asked as a child, did they get Morph and Chas to look so, well, smooth? Buy this box of tricks and find out. Super.
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My three year old prefers Chaz to the Morph as the clay is less hard. Also you get a fair few Chaz episodes. Good educational fun without it seeming like a lesson. I'm teaching her how to do stop-animation with the webcam and her creations (which don't look like Chaz at all bless her). So she's learning two things without knowing it.
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My son had "My own Morph" as a present last Christmas and spend lots of time playing with it, so when he saw "My own Chas" being advirtised, he asked me to buy it for him. I had no hesitation, as I knew he will enjoy it. He did play with both figures, enacting their adventures and he made little movies with them. In our "digital" age, it was really refreshing that a plasticine toy kept him more occupied than the PC.... Highly recommended for kids and adults alike!!!
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Chas the cheekier friend of Morph gets himself into various scrapes around the house. He's survived several near death experiences but is still pliable enough to live another day.
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