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Solar System 3D Glow-in-the-Dark Model Making Kit Create a glow in the dark mobile of the solar system measuring 29.5 inches across. The kit includes a full set of snap together planets, hanging frame and string, two strips of paint, two glow paints and a paint brush. Full assembly and painting instructions are included, as well as a poster with fun solar system fact. The mobile is suitable for hanging in a bedroom, or used as a static display. Recommended for ages 8 years and up.
4M 3D Glow-In-The-Dark Solar System Model Making Science Kit
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The NSI Smithsonian #52071 is a 3-D Hanging and Glowing Model Solar System that Glows in the Dark. This Set lets you turn your children's room into a planetarium. The Planets Glow Super Bright and they charge with any light, The Glow is in Full Spectrum Color. This Solar System provides a fun way to teach them about Earth and the other planets right at home. This set is also ideal for the classroom.
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Minimal assembly required. Easy snap- together planets. Express your imagination while designing your own solar system. The mobile is suitable for
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