Mooses Dino Magic is an adventure in every pack Simply place your special Dino Magic Egg into warm water and watch as it magically begins to fizz Once it dissolves you will discover an ancient species Assemble and collect the whole series

Very fun and worth getting, 11 Jan 2008
I was very happy with this product as i didnt have a huge desire to get it in the first place, which was a very pleasant surprise when i realised how much fun they are ... The dino egg gets dropped into warm water and starts to fizz. It is quite fun and really strange the way the little plastic pieces are left in the bottom of the water container. It is good fun because you can mix and match the pieces and make a new breed. It is also good to look on the scoreboard on the back and see what type the dino is and you can get higher scores for rarer breeds. Very fun!

Great Fun, 05 Dec 2007
My two sons love these - they quickly get referred to as the smelly dinos as the pleasant soapy smell remains for months and months! Thy love swapping the heads and legs and making up their own names, although beware if you have two dino mad children if one gets one with higher points . . . . . ,

Dino fun, 08 May 2007
This is a great peice of educatonal fun. It's great watching the water fizz and the dinosaur emerge. The bits that you have to put together to make your dino are quite small, so I would recommend putting all the bits into a bowl and also giving them a rinse before building. My daughter is mad about dinosaurs and found a good dino site to find out lots of dino species and info [...]. A worthy gimmick for dino fans.

FIZZING FUN, 01 May 2007
These fizzy eggs are great fun for any child that's into Dinosaurs and are priced at a level that is affordable. We use them as rewards for our 7-year-old son. Just make sure you get all the bits together before you empty the bowl or pull the plug as the pieces are quite small and easily lost down the drain....that dinosaur ended up in the Dinosaur hospital !



Dino Magic Egg, 13 Jul 2006
My Dinosaur-mad daughter(6)loves these Dino Magic Eggs. Placed in a container with warm water, the egg will fizz and bubble over when placed in. We added red food colouring to the water too, to look like lava. The fun is also in joining the dinosaur pieces together and inter-changing the parts.

The Wild Science Bath Bomb Factory allows you to explore exciting effervescent experiments and fascinating fizzy activities.

Make bath bombs, phunny foam and magic tricks!

Make your own bath bombs and investigate the science of fizz including marbelised bombs, haunted balloons, volcano mix and much more.

Bath Bomb larger image
This kit contains enough material for the experiments to be repeated several times. It includes colourful instructions to follow using the material, liquid colour pigments, fragrance, balloons, and mixing equipment.

The Wild Science Bath Bomb Factory is a great gift for young scientists to learn and have fun.

Wild Science Bath Bomb Factory features:

One Bath Bomb Factory

Fragrance

Glycerine

Stirring sticks

Packing sticks

Pipette

Spoons

Citric Acid

Sandpaper

Mould

Safety Goggles

Balloon tie

Starch powder

Balloons

Beaker

Liquid colour pigments

Laboratory gloves

Sodium bicarbonate

Colour instruction booklet

Suitable for age 10 years and up

Supplied in attractive gift box

Size: Wild Science Bath Bomb Factory (box) W 32cm x H 19.5cm x D 7cm

Click for larger image of the Wild Science Bath Bomb Factory

This awesome kit is everything you need for tonnes of explosive fun! Fire a rocket! Blow up a volcano! Even create some super slimy snot! With the amazing Explosive Experiments kit, you can really impress your friends and family with your fantastic fireworks and loads more brilliant experiments! An explosively brilliant gift for awesome kids!

Make and blend your own heavenly scents with this wonderful Perfume Laboratory ! Experiment with scented crystals, sublime slime, write on scented note paper and bring the fresh scent of the outdoors inside with forest pourri! There are many more fun activities and plenty of material so you can repeat the experiments again and again!

Very fun and worth getting, 11 Jan 2008
I was very happy with this product as i didnt have a huge desire to get it in the first place, which was a very pleasant surprise when i realised how much fun they are ... The dino egg gets dropped into warm water and starts to fizz. It is quite fun and really strange the way the little plastic pieces are left in the bottom of the water container. It is good fun because you can mix and match the pieces and make a new breed. It is also good to look on the scoreboard on the back and see what type the dino is and you can get higher scores for rarer breeds. Very fun!

Great Fun, 05 Dec 2007
My two sons love these - they quickly get referred to as the smelly dinos as the pleasant soapy smell remains for months and months! Thy love swapping the heads and legs and making up their own names, although beware if you have two dino mad children if one gets one with higher points . . . . . ,

Dino fun, 08 May 2007
This is a great peice of educatonal fun. It's great watching the water fizz and the dinosaur emerge. The bits that you have to put together to make your dino are quite small, so I would recommend putting all the bits into a bowl and also giving them a rinse before building. My daughter is mad about dinosaurs and found a good dino site to find out lots of dino species and info [...]. A worthy gimmick for dino fans.

FIZZING FUN, 01 May 2007
These fizzy eggs are great fun for any child that's into Dinosaurs and are priced at a level that is affordable. We use them as rewards for our 7-year-old son. Just make sure you get all the bits together before you empty the bowl or pull the plug as the pieces are quite small and easily lost down the drain....that dinosaur ended up in the Dinosaur hospital !



Dino Magic Egg, 13 Jul 2006
My Dinosaur-mad daughter(6)loves these Dino Magic Eggs. Placed in a container with warm water, the egg will fizz and bubble over when placed in. We added red food colouring to the water too, to look like lava. The fun is also in joining the dinosaur pieces together and inter-changing the parts.

Making Perfume, 12 Aug 2008
I bought this product for my 10 yr old cousin for her Birthday. As soon as she opened the present she couldn't wait to start blending the different scents to make her own Perfume. I was concerened that there didn't seem very much in the kit, especially for the size of the box, however, several scents were made along with slime and pourri. Overall a fantastic product and educational.

small but interesting, 22 Jun 2008
I brough this as a present for my little sister. And naturally had to open it up and have a look.

You dont get all that much in the set. a syringe, tweezers, cotton wool, colouring, selection of scents, some sublime slime mix and gel popuri mix, and a selection of vials with stickers for labels.

Either way its a fantastic gift and fun to play with, just a shame it doesn't come with more ingrediants.

Science & Discovery. Great Gizmos. Identify suspects and record important clues at the scene of the crime with this fun fingerprint kit! Contains dusting powder, 10 fingerprint record cards, stamp pad, magnifying glass, 20 stickers for collecting fingerprints along with a brush and all packed in a handy plastic case with detailed instructions and fun facts.

Dino Magic Volcano Pack

Extendable, highly sensitive metal detector with electronic audible and visual warnings. Extends from 60 to 100 cm with adjustable base plate. Requires 1 x 9V battery (not included). Manufacturer's recommended age 7 years +.

Science & Discovery. Great Gizmos. Build your own Solar System mobile that glows in the dark. Each kit comes complete with a bonus wall chart full of fun solar system facts. Mobile is 75cm x 75cm finished size.

Interplay Living World are the UKs top selling nature kits and Trip World is no exception, in fact it's their best-seller! To be honest, it's not for the squeamish, in fact, it's like one of those Victorian freak shows, you don't know whether to look away or stare in utter curiosity at the weird creature swimming in front of you. However, it is a great one for the kids. How often do they get to hatch a real living pet from the age of the dinosaurs? Just add water - sounds like a recipe, it is! Fabulous fun.

Very fun and worth getting, 11 Jan 2008
I was very happy with this product as i didnt have a huge desire to get it in the first place, which was a very pleasant surprise when i realised how much fun they are ... The dino egg gets dropped into warm water and starts to fizz. It is quite fun and really strange the way the little plastic pieces are left in the bottom of the water container. It is good fun because you can mix and match the pieces and make a new breed. It is also good to look on the scoreboard on the back and see what type the dino is and you can get higher scores for rarer breeds. Very fun!

Great Fun, 05 Dec 2007
My two sons love these - they quickly get referred to as the smelly dinos as the pleasant soapy smell remains for months and months! Thy love swapping the heads and legs and making up their own names, although beware if you have two dino mad children if one gets one with higher points . . . . . ,

Dino fun, 08 May 2007
This is a great peice of educatonal fun. It's great watching the water fizz and the dinosaur emerge. The bits that you have to put together to make your dino are quite small, so I would recommend putting all the bits into a bowl and also giving them a rinse before building. My daughter is mad about dinosaurs and found a good dino site to find out lots of dino species and info [...]. A worthy gimmick for dino fans.

FIZZING FUN, 01 May 2007
These fizzy eggs are great fun for any child that's into Dinosaurs and are priced at a level that is affordable. We use them as rewards for our 7-year-old son. Just make sure you get all the bits together before you empty the bowl or pull the plug as the pieces are quite small and easily lost down the drain....that dinosaur ended up in the Dinosaur hospital !



Dino Magic Egg, 13 Jul 2006
My Dinosaur-mad daughter(6)loves these Dino Magic Eggs. Placed in a container with warm water, the egg will fizz and bubble over when placed in. We added red food colouring to the water too, to look like lava. The fun is also in joining the dinosaur pieces together and inter-changing the parts.

Making Perfume, 12 Aug 2008
I bought this product for my 10 yr old cousin for her Birthday. As soon as she opened the present she couldn't wait to start blending the different scents to make her own Perfume. I was concerened that there didn't seem very much in the kit, especially for the size of the box, however, several scents were made along with slime and pourri. Overall a fantastic product and educational.

small but interesting, 22 Jun 2008
I brough this as a present for my little sister. And naturally had to open it up and have a look.

You dont get all that much in the set. a syringe, tweezers, cotton wool, colouring, selection of scents, some sublime slime mix and gel popuri mix, and a selection of vials with stickers for labels.

Either way its a fantastic gift and fun to play with, just a shame it doesn't come with more ingrediants.

Poor Fatty, 22 Aug 2007
Its simple really, you get a packet of eggs that look like tobaco, and you pour half of them in some natural mineral water that should be inside the inclded bowl.
Wait 24 hours and half the eggs should have hatched, your told not to feed them for the next 48 hours as they will eath the eggs. When there first hatched its hard to see them but you can see little tiny white tails swimming around, and lots of them!
Soon after 48 hours they should now be clearly visable and you can now feed them with your food that was included.
One of them was huge and I decided to name him Fatty, unfortanatly even when there is enough food the Triops love to eat eachother, I remember after 5 days seeing Fatty nibbling one of my Triops, I did get quite a shock seeing as he always played with them, guessing he loved to play eat tag!

Soon they die however you still have half a pack of eggs left so you can enjoy the fun again.
I recomend this product and children would love it, my son absoultly loved them.

A Tribute to Chompy, 08 Mar 2006
Is it possible to become emotionally attached to a kill-crazy cannibalistic worm that looks like a facehugger from the Alien movies and spends most of its time attempting to eat its siblings? Having recently shed a tear while burying my last one - Chompy - in the back garden, I'd say yes. These little beasties inspired fear and disgust in my girlfriend, but to me they were true friends.

How could I forget the way Chompy used to play with his smaller brothers, chasing them around their tank for hours on end? Every couple of days, one of the brothers would vanish completely, and Chompy would do an extra-long poo to show how much he missed them.

After about 30 days, Chompy disposed of the final, equally large brother - Ripley - by eating him from the tail up. I caught the two of them playing on the bottom of the tank - Chompy had Ripley's face in his mouth, and was munching away without a care in the world. The rest of Ripley was nowhere to be seen.

Heartbroken, Chompy only lasted another week after that. For a while, he ate his fish pellets and bits of carrot as normal, but a triops is only half a triops without his playmates. Eventually Chompy turned green, and the end was nigh.

Would I repeat the experience? Maybe, but next time I would have to steel myself for the inevitable tragic end. Triops might not live long, but they've got personality. And they eat Sea Monkeys for breakfast.

this is a realy fun and cool kit, 10 Dec 2005
This product realy works. The biggest one that I had was about one and a half inches. have fun!...

Ants are fascinating creatures and this habitat is the perfect way for kids to explore how they live, work and feed. Launched in 1956, the world-famous Uncle Milton Ant Farm has sold over 20 million units in the Unitied States. Fantastic educational fun for kids as they can watch the ant "engineers" dig a myriad of interconnecting chambers and tunnels. You can even connect up a series of ant farms using the clear plastic tubing which is included in the pack. The habitat is easy to set up and then we encourage children to harvest their own ants from the garden. Alternatively you can mail-order a European ant species from a laboratory using the enclosed coupon (there is a p&p charge for this service).The 23 x 15cm habitat comes in four assorted colours.

Very fun and worth getting, 11 Jan 2008
I was very happy with this product as i didnt have a huge desire to get it in the first place, which was a very pleasant surprise when i realised how much fun they are ... The dino egg gets dropped into warm water and starts to fizz. It is quite fun and really strange the way the little plastic pieces are left in the bottom of the water container. It is good fun because you can mix and match the pieces and make a new breed. It is also good to look on the scoreboard on the back and see what type the dino is and you can get higher scores for rarer breeds. Very fun!

Great Fun, 05 Dec 2007
My two sons love these - they quickly get referred to as the smelly dinos as the pleasant soapy smell remains for months and months! Thy love swapping the heads and legs and making up their own names, although beware if you have two dino mad children if one gets one with higher points . . . . . ,

Dino fun, 08 May 2007
This is a great peice of educatonal fun. It's great watching the water fizz and the dinosaur emerge. The bits that you have to put together to make your dino are quite small, so I would recommend putting all the bits into a bowl and also giving them a rinse before building. My daughter is mad about dinosaurs and found a good dino site to find out lots of dino species and info [...]. A worthy gimmick for dino fans.

FIZZING FUN, 01 May 2007
These fizzy eggs are great fun for any child that's into Dinosaurs and are priced at a level that is affordable. We use them as rewards for our 7-year-old son. Just make sure you get all the bits together before you empty the bowl or pull the plug as the pieces are quite small and easily lost down the drain....that dinosaur ended up in the Dinosaur hospital !



Dino Magic Egg, 13 Jul 2006
My Dinosaur-mad daughter(6)loves these Dino Magic Eggs. Placed in a container with warm water, the egg will fizz and bubble over when placed in. We added red food colouring to the water too, to look like lava. The fun is also in joining the dinosaur pieces together and inter-changing the parts.

Making Perfume, 12 Aug 2008
I bought this product for my 10 yr old cousin for her Birthday. As soon as she opened the present she couldn't wait to start blending the different scents to make her own Perfume. I was concerened that there didn't seem very much in the kit, especially for the size of the box, however, several scents were made along with slime and pourri. Overall a fantastic product and educational.

small but interesting, 22 Jun 2008
I brough this as a present for my little sister. And naturally had to open it up and have a look.

You dont get all that much in the set. a syringe, tweezers, cotton wool, colouring, selection of scents, some sublime slime mix and gel popuri mix, and a selection of vials with stickers for labels.

Either way its a fantastic gift and fun to play with, just a shame it doesn't come with more ingrediants.

Poor Fatty, 22 Aug 2007
Its simple really, you get a packet of eggs that look like tobaco, and you pour half of them in some natural mineral water that should be inside the inclded bowl.
Wait 24 hours and half the eggs should have hatched, your told not to feed them for the next 48 hours as they will eath the eggs. When there first hatched its hard to see them but you can see little tiny white tails swimming around, and lots of them!
Soon after 48 hours they should now be clearly visable and you can now feed them with your food that was included.
One of them was huge and I decided to name him Fatty, unfortanatly even when there is enough food the Triops love to eat eachother, I remember after 5 days seeing Fatty nibbling one of my Triops, I did get quite a shock seeing as he always played with them, guessing he loved to play eat tag!

Soon they die however you still have half a pack of eggs left so you can enjoy the fun again.
I recomend this product and children would love it, my son absoultly loved them.

A Tribute to Chompy, 08 Mar 2006
Is it possible to become emotionally attached to a kill-crazy cannibalistic worm that looks like a facehugger from the Alien movies and spends most of its time attempting to eat its siblings? Having recently shed a tear while burying my last one - Chompy - in the back garden, I'd say yes. These little beasties inspired fear and disgust in my girlfriend, but to me they were true friends.

How could I forget the way Chompy used to play with his smaller brothers, chasing them around their tank for hours on end? Every couple of days, one of the brothers would vanish completely, and Chompy would do an extra-long poo to show how much he missed them.

After about 30 days, Chompy disposed of the final, equally large brother - Ripley - by eating him from the tail up. I caught the two of them playing on the bottom of the tank - Chompy had Ripley's face in his mouth, and was munching away without a care in the world. The rest of Ripley was nowhere to be seen.

Heartbroken, Chompy only lasted another week after that. For a while, he ate his fish pellets and bits of carrot as normal, but a triops is only half a triops without his playmates. Eventually Chompy turned green, and the end was nigh.

Would I repeat the experience? Maybe, but next time I would have to steel myself for the inevitable tragic end. Triops might not live long, but they've got personality. And they eat Sea Monkeys for breakfast.

this is a realy fun and cool kit, 10 Dec 2005
This product realy works. The biggest one that I had was about one and a half inches. have fun!...

ant farm magic, 01 Jul 2007
I was given an ant farm when I was around 8 years old. That was in the 1950's!! It was THE BEST present I have ever had and it gave me so much fun watching the ants at work. I have NEVER FORGOTTEN it.
Now I am buying one for my granddaughter. Thankfully, this old fashioned amusement has not been digitalised or made to make noise.
Highly recommended as a gift. Also, see if you can buy a worm farm. It is along the same lines, excepting that worms move more slowly!

Design and create your own dinobot. It's a cool scientific project!! Each kit contains a plastic mechanical unit (assembly required), an electrical motor, 4 wheels, a cardboard graphic dinosaur body and double adhesive tape along with full instructions and fun facts (item size: 22cm x 17cm x 6 cm)

If you have a fear of spiders, this natty spider catcher will allow you to catch a spider without hurting it! It creates a vacuum to gently lift the spider into the catcher and has a plastic pot shape with a flower shaped lid.

Very fun and worth getting, 11 Jan 2008
I was very happy with this product as i didnt have a huge desire to get it in the first place, which was a very pleasant surprise when i realised how much fun they are ... The dino egg gets dropped into warm water and starts to fizz. It is quite fun and really strange the way the little plastic pieces are left in the bottom of the water container. It is good fun because you can mix and match the pieces and make a new breed. It is also good to look on the scoreboard on the back and see what type the dino is and you can get higher scores for rarer breeds. Very fun!

Great Fun, 05 Dec 2007
My two sons love these - they quickly get referred to as the smelly dinos as the pleasant soapy smell remains for months and months! Thy love swapping the heads and legs and making up their own names, although beware if you have two dino mad children if one gets one with higher points . . . . . ,

Dino fun, 08 May 2007
This is a great peice of educatonal fun. It's great watching the water fizz and the dinosaur emerge. The bits that you have to put together to make your dino are quite small, so I would recommend putting all the bits into a bowl and also giving them a rinse before building. My daughter is mad about dinosaurs and found a good dino site to find out lots of dino species and info [...]. A worthy gimmick for dino fans.

FIZZING FUN, 01 May 2007
These fizzy eggs are great fun for any child that's into Dinosaurs and are priced at a level that is affordable. We use them as rewards for our 7-year-old son. Just make sure you get all the bits together before you empty the bowl or pull the plug as the pieces are quite small and easily lost down the drain....that dinosaur ended up in the Dinosaur hospital !



Dino Magic Egg, 13 Jul 2006
My Dinosaur-mad daughter(6)loves these Dino Magic Eggs. Placed in a container with warm water, the egg will fizz and bubble over when placed in. We added red food colouring to the water too, to look like lava. The fun is also in joining the dinosaur pieces together and inter-changing the parts.

Making Perfume, 12 Aug 2008
I bought this product for my 10 yr old cousin for her Birthday. As soon as she opened the present she couldn't wait to start blending the different scents to make her own Perfume. I was concerened that there didn't seem very much in the kit, especially for the size of the box, however, several scents were made along with slime and pourri. Overall a fantastic product and educational.

small but interesting, 22 Jun 2008
I brough this as a present for my little sister. And naturally had to open it up and have a look.

You dont get all that much in the set. a syringe, tweezers, cotton wool, colouring, selection of scents, some sublime slime mix and gel popuri mix, and a selection of vials with stickers for labels.

Either way its a fantastic gift and fun to play with, just a shame it doesn't come with more ingrediants.

Poor Fatty, 22 Aug 2007
Its simple really, you get a packet of eggs that look like tobaco, and you pour half of them in some natural mineral water that should be inside the inclded bowl.
Wait 24 hours and half the eggs should have hatched, your told not to feed them for the next 48 hours as they will eath the eggs. When there first hatched its hard to see them but you can see little tiny white tails swimming around, and lots of them!
Soon after 48 hours they should now be clearly visable and you can now feed them with your food that was included.
One of them was huge and I decided to name him Fatty, unfortanatly even when there is enough food the Triops love to eat eachother, I remember after 5 days seeing Fatty nibbling one of my Triops, I did get quite a shock seeing as he always played with them, guessing he loved to play eat tag!

Soon they die however you still have half a pack of eggs left so you can enjoy the fun again.
I recomend this product and children would love it, my son absoultly loved them.

A Tribute to Chompy, 08 Mar 2006
Is it possible to become emotionally attached to a kill-crazy cannibalistic worm that looks like a facehugger from the Alien movies and spends most of its time attempting to eat its siblings? Having recently shed a tear while burying my last one - Chompy - in the back garden, I'd say yes. These little beasties inspired fear and disgust in my girlfriend, but to me they were true friends.

How could I forget the way Chompy used to play with his smaller brothers, chasing them around their tank for hours on end? Every couple of days, one of the brothers would vanish completely, and Chompy would do an extra-long poo to show how much he missed them.

After about 30 days, Chompy disposed of the final, equally large brother - Ripley - by eating him from the tail up. I caught the two of them playing on the bottom of the tank - Chompy had Ripley's face in his mouth, and was munching away without a care in the world. The rest of Ripley was nowhere to be seen.

Heartbroken, Chompy only lasted another week after that. For a while, he ate his fish pellets and bits of carrot as normal, but a triops is only half a triops without his playmates. Eventually Chompy turned green, and the end was nigh.

Would I repeat the experience? Maybe, but next time I would have to steel myself for the inevitable tragic end. Triops might not live long, but they've got personality. And they eat Sea Monkeys for breakfast.

this is a realy fun and cool kit, 10 Dec 2005
This product realy works. The biggest one that I had was about one and a half inches. have fun!...

ant farm magic, 01 Jul 2007
I was given an ant farm when I was around 8 years old. That was in the 1950's!! It was THE BEST present I have ever had and it gave me so much fun watching the ants at work. I have NEVER FORGOTTEN it.
Now I am buying one for my granddaughter. Thankfully, this old fashioned amusement has not been digitalised or made to make noise.
Highly recommended as a gift. Also, see if you can buy a worm farm. It is along the same lines, excepting that worms move more slowly!

Hippie Paraphenalia, 07 Jan 2008
It doesn't look as naff as it does on these above pictures. But it is straight out of the 60's. It is pretty robust but requires a comical amount of batteries for the limited power it produces. Small spiders just don't weigh enough to be catchable. Biggies fall right into its jaws. It seems to be the most humane spider catcher on amazon as well. The reach perhaps is not enough for the real wusses. Anyway, surely its cheaper and easier just to use your hand or kill the bliter?!

Discover everything about growing and cultivating crystals! This brilliant Kit contains everything to grow at least 12 types of crystal in different colours and shapes! Then display your beautiful crystals on the stand provided.

Very fun and worth getting, 11 Jan 2008
I was very happy with this product as i didnt have a huge desire to get it in the first place, which was a very pleasant surprise when i realised how much fun they are ... The dino egg gets dropped into warm water and starts to fizz. It is quite fun and really strange the way the little plastic pieces are left in the bottom of the water container. It is good fun because you can mix and match the pieces and make a new breed. It is also good to look on the scoreboard on the back and see what type the dino is and you can get higher scores for rarer breeds. Very fun!

Great Fun, 05 Dec 2007
My two sons love these - they quickly get referred to as the smelly dinos as the pleasant soapy smell remains for months and months! Thy love swapping the heads and legs and making up their own names, although beware if you have two dino mad children if one gets one with higher points . . . . . ,

Dino fun, 08 May 2007
This is a great peice of educatonal fun. It's great watching the water fizz and the dinosaur emerge. The bits that you have to put together to make your dino are quite small, so I would recommend putting all the bits into a bowl and also giving them a rinse before building. My daughter is mad about dinosaurs and found a good dino site to find out lots of dino species and info [...]. A worthy gimmick for dino fans.

FIZZING FUN, 01 May 2007
These fizzy eggs are great fun for any child that's into Dinosaurs and are priced at a level that is affordable. We use them as rewards for our 7-year-old son. Just make sure you get all the bits together before you empty the bowl or pull the plug as the pieces are quite small and easily lost down the drain....that dinosaur ended up in the Dinosaur hospital !



Dino Magic Egg, 13 Jul 2006
My Dinosaur-mad daughter(6)loves these Dino Magic Eggs. Placed in a container with warm water, the egg will fizz and bubble over when placed in. We added red food colouring to the water too, to look like lava. The fun is also in joining the dinosaur pieces together and inter-changing the parts.

Making Perfume, 12 Aug 2008
I bought this product for my 10 yr old cousin for her Birthday. As soon as she opened the present she couldn't wait to start blending the different scents to make her own Perfume. I was concerened that there didn't seem very much in the kit, especially for the size of the box, however, several scents were made along with slime and pourri. Overall a fantastic product and educational.

small but interesting, 22 Jun 2008
I brough this as a present for my little sister. And naturally had to open it up and have a look.

You dont get all that much in the set. a syringe, tweezers, cotton wool, colouring, selection of scents, some sublime slime mix and gel popuri mix, and a selection of vials with stickers for labels.

Either way its a fantastic gift and fun to play with, just a shame it doesn't come with more ingrediants.

Poor Fatty, 22 Aug 2007
Its simple really, you get a packet of eggs that look like tobaco, and you pour half of them in some natural mineral water that should be inside the inclded bowl.
Wait 24 hours and half the eggs should have hatched, your told not to feed them for the next 48 hours as they will eath the eggs. When there first hatched its hard to see them but you can see little tiny white tails swimming around, and lots of them!
Soon after 48 hours they should now be clearly visable and you can now feed them with your food that was included.
One of them was huge and I decided to name him Fatty, unfortanatly even when there is enough food the Triops love to eat eachother, I remember after 5 days seeing Fatty nibbling one of my Triops, I did get quite a shock seeing as he always played with them, guessing he loved to play eat tag!

Soon they die however you still have half a pack of eggs left so you can enjoy the fun again.
I recomend this product and children would love it, my son absoultly loved them.

A Tribute to Chompy, 08 Mar 2006
Is it possible to become emotionally attached to a kill-crazy cannibalistic worm that looks like a facehugger from the Alien movies and spends most of its time attempting to eat its siblings? Having recently shed a tear while burying my last one - Chompy - in the back garden, I'd say yes. These little beasties inspired fear and disgust in my girlfriend, but to me they were true friends.

How could I forget the way Chompy used to play with his smaller brothers, chasing them around their tank for hours on end? Every couple of days, one of the brothers would vanish completely, and Chompy would do an extra-long poo to show how much he missed them.

After about 30 days, Chompy disposed of the final, equally large brother - Ripley - by eating him from the tail up. I caught the two of them playing on the bottom of the tank - Chompy had Ripley's face in his mouth, and was munching away without a care in the world. The rest of Ripley was nowhere to be seen.

Heartbroken, Chompy only lasted another week after that. For a while, he ate his fish pellets and bits of carrot as normal, but a triops is only half a triops without his playmates. Eventually Chompy turned green, and the end was nigh.

Would I repeat the experience? Maybe, but next time I would have to steel myself for the inevitable tragic end. Triops might not live long, but they've got personality. And they eat Sea Monkeys for breakfast.

this is a realy fun and cool kit, 10 Dec 2005
This product realy works. The biggest one that I had was about one and a half inches. have fun!...

ant farm magic, 01 Jul 2007
I was given an ant farm when I was around 8 years old. That was in the 1950's!! It was THE BEST present I have ever had and it gave me so much fun watching the ants at work. I have NEVER FORGOTTEN it.
Now I am buying one for my granddaughter. Thankfully, this old fashioned amusement has not been digitalised or made to make noise.
Highly recommended as a gift. Also, see if you can buy a worm farm. It is along the same lines, excepting that worms move more slowly!

Hippie Paraphenalia, 07 Jan 2008
It doesn't look as naff as it does on these above pictures. But it is straight out of the 60's. It is pretty robust but requires a comical amount of batteries for the limited power it produces. Small spiders just don't weigh enough to be catchable. Biggies fall right into its jaws. It seems to be the most humane spider catcher on amazon as well. The reach perhaps is not enough for the real wusses. Anyway, surely its cheaper and easier just to use your hand or kill the bliter?!

Don't waist your money, 07 Sep 2007
My son bought one of these kits out of his birthday money and it never worked, the made crystals were nothing like the ones on the box, tell your child to spend their money on something else!

excellent and educational fun, 24 Nov 2005
A great and education fun thing to do with your kids.My children love seeing if there crystals have grown in the morning.A Great education thing toi do with your kids

Now this is one big bunch of bugs! Little insect lovers will be overwhelmed with this stampede of beetles, caterpillars, spiders, ants, flies, praying mantises, and more. Made of sturdy, flexible plastic and colourfully detailed. The resealable tube keeps all the bugs in one tidy place, and the tote strap is great for kids on the go. Size range varies. Approx. 6-8 cm. Ages 3+

Developed by popular Wildlife Expert, Author and TV Presenter Nick Baker to give you the tools and information you need for a proper scientific adventure of learning and discovery! Investigate and study the amazing life of bugs and mini beasts that are commonly found in gardens, parks, fields and woodlands. You can even catch your own bugs for closer inspection with the specially designed 'bug tongs'. This kit also comes with a carrying sack to keep all your explorer tools together. For ages 7 years and over. Contents may vary slightly from those shown.

Very fun and worth getting, 11 Jan 2008
I was very happy with this product as i didnt have a huge desire to get it in the first place, which was a very pleasant surprise when i realised how much fun they are ... The dino egg gets dropped into warm water and starts to fizz. It is quite fun and really strange the way the little plastic pieces are left in the bottom of the water container. It is good fun because you can mix and match the pieces and make a new breed. It is also good to look on the scoreboard on the back and see what type the dino is and you can get higher scores for rarer breeds. Very fun!

Great Fun, 05 Dec 2007
My two sons love these - they quickly get referred to as the smelly dinos as the pleasant soapy smell remains for months and months! Thy love swapping the heads and legs and making up their own names, although beware if you have two dino mad children if one gets one with higher points . . . . . ,

Dino fun, 08 May 2007
This is a great peice of educatonal fun. It's great watching the water fizz and the dinosaur emerge. The bits that you have to put together to make your dino are quite small, so I would recommend putting all the bits into a bowl and also giving them a rinse before building. My daughter is mad about dinosaurs and found a good dino site to find out lots of dino species and info [...]. A worthy gimmick for dino fans.

FIZZING FUN, 01 May 2007
These fizzy eggs are great fun for any child that's into Dinosaurs and are priced at a level that is affordable. We use them as rewards for our 7-year-old son. Just make sure you get all the bits together before you empty the bowl or pull the plug as the pieces are quite small and easily lost down the drain....that dinosaur ended up in the Dinosaur hospital !



Dino Magic Egg, 13 Jul 2006
My Dinosaur-mad daughter(6)loves these Dino Magic Eggs. Placed in a container with warm water, the egg will fizz and bubble over when placed in. We added red food colouring to the water too, to look like lava. The fun is also in joining the dinosaur pieces together and inter-changing the parts.

Making Perfume, 12 Aug 2008
I bought this product for my 10 yr old cousin for her Birthday. As soon as she opened the present she couldn't wait to start blending the different scents to make her own Perfume. I was concerened that there didn't seem very much in the kit, especially for the size of the box, however, several scents were made along with slime and pourri. Overall a fantastic product and educational.

small but interesting, 22 Jun 2008
I brough this as a present for my little sister. And naturally had to open it up and have a look.

You dont get all that much in the set. a syringe, tweezers, cotton wool, colouring, selection of scents, some sublime slime mix and gel popuri mix, and a selection of vials with stickers for labels.

Either way its a fantastic gift and fun to play with, just a shame it doesn't come with more ingrediants.

Poor Fatty, 22 Aug 2007
Its simple really, you get a packet of eggs that look like tobaco, and you pour half of them in some natural mineral water that should be inside the inclded bowl.
Wait 24 hours and half the eggs should have hatched, your told not to feed them for the next 48 hours as they will eath the eggs. When there first hatched its hard to see them but you can see little tiny white tails swimming around, and lots of them!
Soon after 48 hours they should now be clearly visable and you can now feed them with your food that was included.
One of them was huge and I decided to name him Fatty, unfortanatly even when there is enough food the Triops love to eat eachother, I remember after 5 days seeing Fatty nibbling one of my Triops, I did get quite a shock seeing as he always played with them, guessing he loved to play eat tag!

Soon they die however you still have half a pack of eggs left so you can enjoy the fun again.
I recomend this product and children would love it, my son absoultly loved them.

A Tribute to Chompy, 08 Mar 2006
Is it possible to become emotionally attached to a kill-crazy cannibalistic worm that looks like a facehugger from the Alien movies and spends most of its time attempting to eat its siblings? Having recently shed a tear while burying my last one - Chompy - in the back garden, I'd say yes. These little beasties inspired fear and disgust in my girlfriend, but to me they were true friends.

How could I forget the way Chompy used to play with his smaller brothers, chasing them around their tank for hours on end? Every couple of days, one of the brothers would vanish completely, and Chompy would do an extra-long poo to show how much he missed them.

After about 30 days, Chompy disposed of the final, equally large brother - Ripley - by eating him from the tail up. I caught the two of them playing on the bottom of the tank - Chompy had Ripley's face in his mouth, and was munching away without a care in the world. The rest of Ripley was nowhere to be seen.

Heartbroken, Chompy only lasted another week after that. For a while, he ate his fish pellets and bits of carrot as normal, but a triops is only half a triops without his playmates. Eventually Chompy turned green, and the end was nigh.

Would I repeat the experience? Maybe, but next time I would have to steel myself for the inevitable tragic end. Triops might not live long, but they've got personality. And they eat Sea Monkeys for breakfast.

this is a realy fun and cool kit, 10 Dec 2005
This product realy works. The biggest one that I had was about one and a half inches. have fun!...

ant farm magic, 01 Jul 2007
I was given an ant farm when I was around 8 years old. That was in the 1950's!! It was THE BEST present I have ever had and it gave me so much fun watching the ants at work. I have NEVER FORGOTTEN it.
Now I am buying one for my granddaughter. Thankfully, this old fashioned amusement has not been digitalised or made to make noise.
Highly recommended as a gift. Also, see if you can buy a worm farm. It is along the same lines, excepting that worms move more slowly!

Hippie Paraphenalia, 07 Jan 2008
It doesn't look as naff as it does on these above pictures. But it is straight out of the 60's. It is pretty robust but requires a comical amount of batteries for the limited power it produces. Small spiders just don't weigh enough to be catchable. Biggies fall right into its jaws. It seems to be the most humane spider catcher on amazon as well. The reach perhaps is not enough for the real wusses. Anyway, surely its cheaper and easier just to use your hand or kill the bliter?!

Don't waist your money, 07 Sep 2007
My son bought one of these kits out of his birthday money and it never worked, the made crystals were nothing like the ones on the box, tell your child to spend their money on something else!

excellent and educational fun, 24 Nov 2005
A great and education fun thing to do with your kids.My children love seeing if there crystals have grown in the morning.A Great education thing toi do with your kids

At last - some for bug-hunting that works!, 07 Dec 2006
Ths is an excellent bit of kit - simple, robust and easy to use. None of the over-engineered delicate gadgetry that such kits usually comprise. And it all works! Nice to see some gear where the bugs that the kids find are the stars, not some colourful bits of of easily broken plastic. I'm a professional entomologist who does a lot of bug work with kids and I will be using this kit as the gold standard for Mums & Dads to get their kids interested. Well done indeed Nick!

Don't waste your money!, 11 Oct 2006
This "kit" is rubbish! Nick Baker is a fraud to support such an unimaginative, useless product. The kids were sorely disappointed when they opened the box to find everything we already had laying around the house. Nick Baker, shame on you.

In the year 2210, the world is at war. Who Will Be the New World Leader? As the leader of a warring faction, you control the destiny of your people. On the Earth, in the great underwater domed cities beneath the oceans, in orbit, and even on the Moon. You must marshal your forces, send forth your troops, and hire the right commanders to crush your enemies. Build alliances if you dare, but be wary of whom you trust. Energy is the currency of the 23rd century; spend yours wisely and you just might conquer the world - and beyond. Also includes everything needed to play the classic game of Risk.

Very fun and worth getting, 11 Jan 2008
I was very happy with this product as i didnt have a huge desire to get it in the first place, which was a very pleasant surprise when i realised how much fun they are ... The dino egg gets dropped into warm water and starts to fizz. It is quite fun and really strange the way the little plastic pieces are left in the bottom of the water container. It is good fun because you can mix and match the pieces and make a new breed. It is also good to look on the scoreboard on the back and see what type the dino is and you can get higher scores for rarer breeds. Very fun!

Great Fun, 05 Dec 2007
My two sons love these - they quickly get referred to as the smelly dinos as the pleasant soapy smell remains for months and months! Thy love swapping the heads and legs and making up their own names, although beware if you have two dino mad children if one gets one with higher points . . . . . ,

Dino fun, 08 May 2007
This is a great peice of educatonal fun. It's great watching the water fizz and the dinosaur emerge. The bits that you have to put together to make your dino are quite small, so I would recommend putting all the bits into a bowl and also giving them a rinse before building. My daughter is mad about dinosaurs and found a good dino site to find out lots of dino species and info [...]. A worthy gimmick for dino fans.

FIZZING FUN, 01 May 2007
These fizzy eggs are great fun for any child that's into Dinosaurs and are priced at a level that is affordable. We use them as rewards for our 7-year-old son. Just make sure you get all the bits together before you empty the bowl or pull the plug as the pieces are quite small and easily lost down the drain....that dinosaur ended up in the Dinosaur hospital !



Dino Magic Egg, 13 Jul 2006
My Dinosaur-mad daughter(6)loves these Dino Magic Eggs. Placed in a container with warm water, the egg will fizz and bubble over when placed in. We added red food colouring to the water too, to look like lava. The fun is also in joining the dinosaur pieces together and inter-changing the parts.

Making Perfume, 12 Aug 2008
I bought this product for my 10 yr old cousin for her Birthday. As soon as she opened the present she couldn't wait to start blending the different scents to make her own Perfume. I was concerened that there didn't seem very much in the kit, especially for the size of the box, however, several scents were made along with slime and pourri. Overall a fantastic product and educational.

small but interesting, 22 Jun 2008
I brough this as a present for my little sister. And naturally had to open it up and have a look.

You dont get all that much in the set. a syringe, tweezers, cotton wool, colouring, selection of scents, some sublime slime mix and gel popuri mix, and a selection of vials with stickers for labels.

Either way its a fantastic gift and fun to play with, just a shame it doesn't come with more ingrediants.

Poor Fatty, 22 Aug 2007
Its simple really, you get a packet of eggs that look like tobaco, and you pour half of them in some natural mineral water that should be inside the inclded bowl.
Wait 24 hours and half the eggs should have hatched, your told not to feed them for the next 48 hours as they will eath the eggs. When there first hatched its hard to see them but you can see little tiny white tails swimming around, and lots of them!
Soon after 48 hours they should now be clearly visable and you can now feed them with your food that was included.
One of them was huge and I decided to name him Fatty, unfortanatly even when there is enough food the Triops love to eat eachother, I remember after 5 days seeing Fatty nibbling one of my Triops, I did get quite a shock seeing as he always played with them, guessing he loved to play eat tag!

Soon they die however you still have half a pack of eggs left so you can enjoy the fun again.
I recomend this product and children would love it, my son absoultly loved them.

A Tribute to Chompy, 08 Mar 2006
Is it possible to become emotionally attached to a kill-crazy cannibalistic worm that looks like a facehugger from the Alien movies and spends most of its time attempting to eat its siblings? Having recently shed a tear while burying my last one - Chompy - in the back garden, I'd say yes. These little beasties inspired fear and disgust in my girlfriend, but to me they were true friends.

How could I forget the way Chompy used to play with his smaller brothers, chasing them around their tank for hours on end? Every couple of days, one of the brothers would vanish completely, and Chompy would do an extra-long poo to show how much he missed them.

After about 30 days, Chompy disposed of the final, equally large brother - Ripley - by eating him from the tail up. I caught the two of them playing on the bottom of the tank - Chompy had Ripley's face in his mouth, and was munching away without a care in the world. The rest of Ripley was nowhere to be seen.

Heartbroken, Chompy only lasted another week after that. For a while, he ate his fish pellets and bits of carrot as normal, but a triops is only half a triops without his playmates. Eventually Chompy turned green, and the end was nigh.

Would I repeat the experience? Maybe, but next time I would have to steel myself for the inevitable tragic end. Triops might not live long, but they've got personality. And they eat Sea Monkeys for breakfast.

this is a realy fun and cool kit, 10 Dec 2005
This product realy works. The biggest one that I had was about one and a half inches. have fun!...

ant farm magic, 01 Jul 2007
I was given an ant farm when I was around 8 years old. That was in the 1950's!! It was THE BEST present I have ever had and it gave me so much fun watching the ants at work. I have NEVER FORGOTTEN it.
Now I am buying one for my granddaughter. Thankfully, this old fashioned amusement has not been digitalised or made to make noise.
Highly recommended as a gift. Also, see if you can buy a worm farm. It is along the same lines, excepting that worms move more slowly!

Hippie Paraphenalia, 07 Jan 2008
It doesn't look as naff as it does on these above pictures. But it is straight out of the 60's. It is pretty robust but requires a comical amount of batteries for the limited power it produces. Small spiders just don't weigh enough to be catchable. Biggies fall right into its jaws. It seems to be the most humane spider catcher on amazon as well. The reach perhaps is not enough for the real wusses. Anyway, surely its cheaper and easier just to use your hand or kill the bliter?!

Don't waist your money, 07 Sep 2007
My son bought one of these kits out of his birthday money and it never worked, the made crystals were nothing like the ones on the box, tell your child to spend their money on something else!

excellent and educational fun, 24 Nov 2005
A great and education fun thing to do with your kids.My children love seeing if there crystals have grown in the morning.A Great education thing toi do with your kids

At last - some for bug-hunting that works!, 07 Dec 2006
Ths is an excellent bit of kit - simple, robust and easy to use. None of the over-engineered delicate gadgetry that such kits usually comprise. And it all works! Nice to see some gear where the bugs that the kids find are the stars, not some colourful bits of of easily broken plastic. I'm a professional entomologist who does a lot of bug work with kids and I will be using this kit as the gold standard for Mums & Dads to get their kids interested. Well done indeed Nick!

Don't waste your money!, 11 Oct 2006
This "kit" is rubbish! Nick Baker is a fraud to support such an unimaginative, useless product. The kids were sorely disappointed when they opened the box to find everything we already had laying around the house. Nick Baker, shame on you.

Fantastic, 20 Dec 2005
This game is a true upgrade from the other risk version. You have 5 special cards (diplomat, nuclear, water, moon, land), and you can play on the moon and on the water. you have 5 diferent captains (diplomat, nuclear, water, moon, land).

The strategy in this game is 10 times more complex and you have to win the game in only 5 turns. This five turns can take up to 6 hours.

Best board game ever.
Miguel Figueiredo

Launch your very own paper planes! Ready for take off! Discover how spinning motors and plastic discs are used to launch a paper plane at up to 50km/h. An ideal kit for exploring paper plane designs. Middlesex University kits created by specialists who teach teachers. Contents: base plate, battery box, rubber ring and disc, terminal box, screw and nut, motor, pulley, red connecting sleeve, wire, sucker, sticky pad, and detailed instructions with fun facts.

Let your imagination run wild - back to the prehistoric time when the Earth was ruled by Dinosaurs! Dig and excavate the skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus Rex - then assemble the bones into an 11cm model that glows in the dark! Each kit comprises a ?buried? dinosaur skeleton in a plaster block, a digging tool and brush and instruction sheet