- Precision Die Cut Card Kit
- Fun To Make
- Takes Real Pictures
- Full Instructions
- Uses standard 35mm Film
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A cool gift for anyone young or old with an interest in Photography. The 25 piece kit is made from pre printed die cut card and we include full instructions. When finished you take real pictures with it using standard 35mm film. Glue and Film and not included.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Ordered as a Christmas gift,was nothing like the photo and I was very disappointed with the product. Was aware there was no glue but I literally received a piece of cardboard with cut
Out pieces.delivery was quick but unhappy with the product
Out pieces.delivery was quick but unhappy with the product
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
as a product its a great idea, although it is a christmas present for someone so we are yet to see the finished product.
I do like it and like I said, great idea. I would say though, after seeing it, it doesnt look like its worth a tenner thats after paying postage and packaging.
My main complaint is when I recieved the product it was in a standard jiffy bag with a couple of fragile stickers on it. The packaging for the product itself is fairly flimsy. I think I was quite fortnute to only have a couple of dents. However for a di cut product where folds and dents can seriously ruin the finish of the product, in this case a 'hopfeully' fully working camera, any holes or leaks would just result in the camera not working at all, it will just look one. but like I said im fortunate pants packging and the cameras packaging its a bit battered and bruised the card sheets arnt damaged at all.
it looks fun to build, I think it said a total of 25 pieces to put together with glue ( although glue not include, just so you know ) it looks cool from images I've seen and looking at the dicuts. If it was a bit more protected Id buy one for myself.
I do like it and like I said, great idea. I would say though, after seeing it, it doesnt look like its worth a tenner thats after paying postage and packaging.
My main complaint is when I recieved the product it was in a standard jiffy bag with a couple of fragile stickers on it. The packaging for the product itself is fairly flimsy. I think I was quite fortnute to only have a couple of dents. However for a di cut product where folds and dents can seriously ruin the finish of the product, in this case a 'hopfeully' fully working camera, any holes or leaks would just result in the camera not working at all, it will just look one. but like I said im fortunate pants packging and the cameras packaging its a bit battered and bruised the card sheets arnt damaged at all.
it looks fun to build, I think it said a total of 25 pieces to put together with glue ( although glue not include, just so you know ) it looks cool from images I've seen and looking at the dicuts. If it was a bit more protected Id buy one for myself.
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The product is very fiddle to assemble, with lots of decorative, unnecessary elements. Taking the building difficulty aside, when turning the film it springs back. This means that you cannot be sure that the picture is taken with a new negative or it is taken on top of the previous one. I ended up throwing away the product as I did not want to risk spending time on taking photos and then, after developing, realising that they are not right. Very disappointing.
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