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Toys : Science Museum - Create A Night Sky
Rating: 
- Its nothing like the box!
Its fun to build things with your kids, but this product took absolute hours and although extreme care and patience was taken, it does not produce the result 'as advertised' on the box (cos it looks so pretty on the box!). Firstly, the constellations are printed on 6 small pieces of cardboard. You need to punch the holes of every star, and (although optional) if you want to see the actual pattern of the constellation, you also need to punch/cut/tear the lines between each star. As I said the cardboard is small, so imagine how small the stars are... they recommend using a 1mm nail for the star and 0.5mm for the lines to connect the stars. Oh and a lot of double-sided tape to fold and stick the cardboard together. My son was so eager when we sat down to tackle this project, but after 45minutes he had resorted to a dvd, and by the time I was finished with the southern hemisphere, he was ready for bed. I was ready for therapy.
- Its nothing like the box!Its fun to build things with your kids, but this product took absolute hours and although extreme care and patience was taken, it does not produce the result 'as advertised' on the box (cos it looks so pretty on the box!). Firstly, the constellations are printed on 6 small pieces of cardboard. You need to punch the holes of every star, and (although optional) if you want to see the actual pattern of the constellation, you also need to punch/cut/tear the lines between each star. As I said the cardboard is small, so imagine how small the stars are... they recommend using a 1mm nail for the star and 0.5mm for the lines to connect the stars. Oh and a lot of double-sided tape to fold and stick the cardboard together. My son was so eager when we sat down to tackle this project, but after 45minutes he had resorted to a dvd, and by the time I was finished with the southern hemisphere, he was ready for bed. I was ready for therapy.