Skullduggery Eyewitness Kit Humanworks Casting Kit

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Skullduggery Eyewitness Kit Humanworks Casting Kit

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WARNING:

CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

Humanworks is a fun-filled educational kit that is a perfect introduction to the anatomy of the human skeleton. Did you know that there are 22 bones in the human skull? Learn to recognize and name the major bones of the body from the illustrated educational booklet included with your kit. Cast, finish, and assemble an entire skeleton. Display it on your refrigerator with the supplied magnets or glue the skeleton to a surface of your choice.

Learn about the human skeleton
Comes with molds, casting material, paints, paint brush, glue, magnets and educational material
Learn while having fun
Make it yourself
Display your creation

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287110U

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Product Details:

Product Length:	9.5 inches
Product Width:	2.5 inches
Product Height:	7.25 inches
Product Weight:	1.0 pounds
Package Length:	9.3 inches
Package Width:	7.1 inches
Package Height:	2.7 inches
Package Weight:	1.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 2.5

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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

A Kid Review Jan 19, 2006
By Anna Banana "Ash"
This thing is reely cool!It is educational and fun at the same time.I give it 4 stars because it couldve looked more real,but this is cool anyway!it is real messy though so if you buy it lay down something!Cool toy!

6 of 7 found the following review helpful:

Worst thing I ever got thru Amazon Sep 03, 2008
By K. Whorrall
The picture on the box would lead you to think that you would be getting a skeleton, with separate bones for each digit of the hand, etc. In reality, it was a bag of plaster and some molds. The molds were not for individual bones, but for a whole hand as a blob with some bone-looking detail on top. Same for the head, feet, and other parts of the body. What a scam!

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