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List Price: £9.99 Childrens Toy Shop Price: £7.84 You Save: £2.15 (22%)Prices subject to change. Third Party New Price: £5.25 Read More Reviews See more Details Science Museum - Earth Moon Model Kit |
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. University of Cambridge - Wrist CompassChildrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits from: Toy Brokers I bought this mainly out of curiousity, wondering whether it would actually work. If you place it flat on a table, and tap the case gently, and wait... it takes maybe 20sec for the needle to pick a direction. Without the tapping, the needle seems happy to sit and indicate (e.g.) 90 degrees off. If the case is slightly off the horizontal (e.g., on your wrist ;-) the needle doesn't align at all. So, "giving precise bearing readings"...? No, of course not. Not even to the extent you could glance down at it, to figure roughly which direction you should be walking. But, my 10yro son accepted it, a couple weeks back, and hasn't complained yet... ... Read More: |
Childrens Toy Shop Price: £2.96 Prices subject to change.Third Party New Price: £2.96 Read More Reviews See more Details University of Cambridge - Wrist Compass |
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. Illuminated Pocket MicroscopeChildrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits from: Learning Resources® I bought this mainly out of curiousity, wondering whether it would actually work. If you place it flat on a table, and tap the case gently, and wait... it takes maybe 20sec for the needle to pick a direction. Without the tapping, the needle seems happy to sit and indicate (e.g.) 90 degrees off. If the case is slightly off the horizontal (e.g., on your wrist ;-) the needle doesn't align at all. So, "giving precise bearing readings"...? No, of course not. Not even to the extent you could glance down at it, to figure roughly which direction you should be walking. But, my 10yro son accepted it, a couple weeks back, and hasn't complained yet... ... Read More: |
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. Luminous SkeletonChildrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits from: Toyday I bought this mainly out of curiousity, wondering whether it would actually work. If you place it flat on a table, and tap the case gently, and wait... it takes maybe 20sec for the needle to pick a direction. Without the tapping, the needle seems happy to sit and indicate (e.g.) 90 degrees off. If the case is slightly off the horizontal (e.g., on your wrist ;-) the needle doesn't align at all. So, "giving precise bearing readings"...? No, of course not. Not even to the extent you could glance down at it, to figure roughly which direction you should be walking. But, my 10yro son accepted it, a couple weeks back, and hasn't complained yet... ... Read More: |
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. Star Theatre 2 - Your own PlanetariumChildrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits from: The Gift Experience I bought this mainly out of curiousity, wondering whether it would actually work. If you place it flat on a table, and tap the case gently, and wait... it takes maybe 20sec for the needle to pick a direction. Without the tapping, the needle seems happy to sit and indicate (e.g.) 90 degrees off. If the case is slightly off the horizontal (e.g., on your wrist ;-) the needle doesn't align at all. So, "giving precise bearing readings"...? No, of course not. Not even to the extent you could glance down at it, to figure roughly which direction you should be walking. But, my 10yro son accepted it, a couple weeks back, and hasn't complained yet... ... Read More: |
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. Microscope SetChildrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits from: BrightMinds I bought this mainly out of curiousity, wondering whether it would actually work. If you place it flat on a table, and tap the case gently, and wait... it takes maybe 20sec for the needle to pick a direction. Without the tapping, the needle seems happy to sit and indicate (e.g.) 90 degrees off. If the case is slightly off the horizontal (e.g., on your wrist ;-) the needle doesn't align at all. So, "giving precise bearing readings"...? No, of course not. Not even to the extent you could glance down at it, to figure roughly which direction you should be walking. But, my 10yro son accepted it, a couple weeks back, and hasn't complained yet... ... Read More: |
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. Climbatron - Brainizord - Window Climbing RobotChildrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits from: Benjamin Toys I bought this mainly out of curiousity, wondering whether it would actually work. If you place it flat on a table, and tap the case gently, and wait... it takes maybe 20sec for the needle to pick a direction. Without the tapping, the needle seems happy to sit and indicate (e.g.) 90 degrees off. If the case is slightly off the horizontal (e.g., on your wrist ;-) the needle doesn't align at all. So, "giving precise bearing readings"...? No, of course not. Not even to the extent you could glance down at it, to figure roughly which direction you should be walking. But, my 10yro son accepted it, a couple weeks back, and hasn't complained yet... ... Read More: |
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. Be Amazing After Dinner ScienceChildrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits from: Be Amazing Science Toys I bought this mainly out of curiousity, wondering whether it would actually work. If you place it flat on a table, and tap the case gently, and wait... it takes maybe 20sec for the needle to pick a direction. Without the tapping, the needle seems happy to sit and indicate (e.g.) 90 degrees off. If the case is slightly off the horizontal (e.g., on your wrist ;-) the needle doesn't align at all. So, "giving precise bearing readings"...? No, of course not. Not even to the extent you could glance down at it, to figure roughly which direction you should be walking. But, my 10yro son accepted it, a couple weeks back, and hasn't complained yet... ... Read More: |
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. Science Museum Neutron Stunt TopChildrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits from: ExpertShopper I bought this mainly out of curiousity, wondering whether it would actually work. If you place it flat on a table, and tap the case gently, and wait... it takes maybe 20sec for the needle to pick a direction. Without the tapping, the needle seems happy to sit and indicate (e.g.) 90 degrees off. If the case is slightly off the horizontal (e.g., on your wrist ;-) the needle doesn't align at all. So, "giving precise bearing readings"...? No, of course not. Not even to the extent you could glance down at it, to figure roughly which direction you should be walking. But, my 10yro son accepted it, a couple weeks back, and hasn't complained yet... ... Read More: |