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Toys : Natural History Museum - Dig A Glow Dinosaur - Triceratops
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Natural History Museum - Dig A Glow Dinosaur - Triceratops from: The Sales Partnership Distributors Ltd |
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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
Binding: Toy Brand: The Sales Partnership Distributors Ltd EAN: 4893156059222 Label: The Sales Partnership Distributors Ltd Manufacturer: The Sales Partnership Distributors Ltd Manufacturer Minimum Age: 84 months Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: The Sales Partnership Distributors Ltd Studio: The Sales Partnership Distributors Ltd Sales Rank: 3643 MPN: 6101NHM Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Dig and excavate the skeleton of a mysterious prehistoric dinosaur and assemble the piece to form a dinosaur model that glows in the dark! Kit comprises a 'buried' dinosaur skeleton in a plaster block, digging tool, brush and instruction sheet. This product is endorsed by the Natural History Museum and is supplied in Natural History Museum packaging. 7 Years + Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Excellent buyAs I type this my 7 year old son is sat quietly at the table trying to dig his dinosaur out, he's been at it for a few days now and absolutley loves it. (So does the rest of the family) Yes, it does get a quite a bit messy so we've put it on a really large tray which does contain most of the dust. He's already asked if we can get another one, when he's finished this one. Great Buy! Rating:  - Dino diggingAfter putting on his safety googles Nick aged 5 got sraight into knocking pieces of grit of to expose bits of the dinosaur. He had great fun watching the grit flying everwhere ( i suggest doing it outside) It may seem the best idea is to give the a hammer to hit the tool in harder, but that didn't impress him, and he kept chipping away, and using the brush to get rid of the lose grit. When all bits were found, he happily but it together and keeps glowing in his bedroom each night. |
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