| Model Number: | LL21011 |
| Assembly Required: | No |
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Make a spooky star show, become a staggering stargazer and check out why stars are scary plus other starry facts. Contents: Star Show card pieces, torch, multi-purpose glue, gap stickers and Horrible info leaflet. Age 8+
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61 of 61 people found the following review helpful
I recieved this as a gift and I am a young teenager. It is easy to construct and is impressive when on.
Spooky Stars is like a globe with a hole in the bottom. You shine the torch through the hole in a large dark room and the stars are projected onto the ceiling. I enjoy using it.
A bad point is that you have to hold it with two hands to use it properly.
I would recommend this, and at £[...] you are getting quite a bargain, but it may not suit everyone as a way to view and learn the names of the constellations.
Spooky Stars is like a globe with a hole in the bottom. You shine the torch through the hole in a large dark room and the stars are projected onto the ceiling. I enjoy using it.
A bad point is that you have to hold it with two hands to use it properly.
I would recommend this, and at £[...] you are getting quite a bargain, but it may not suit everyone as a way to view and learn the names of the constellations.
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This is basically a cheap plastic torch (no batteries included) with a carboard plan of the stars with little holes in that you fold along line and then tape over the top of the torch so that the "stars shine " through unto a darkened wall or ceiling - its okay, not great - not very exciting was my child's verdict.
I think these horrible science kits are overpriced for what you get - trading on the fame of the brand and often need extras to be purchased before they can be used. But I have to admit I do buy them for gifts sometimes as children do seem to like receiving them.
I think these horrible science kits are overpriced for what you get - trading on the fame of the brand and often need extras to be purchased before they can be used. But I have to admit I do buy them for gifts sometimes as children do seem to like receiving them.
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