Reviews PlayFoam Boule - Workshop set
Reviews PlayFoam Boule - Workshop set
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Radoslav, Příbram
Rated 06/10/2016, variant PlayFoam Boule - Workshop set
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The potential for fun creation cannot be denied. However, the method of modelling is quite different from "modeling".
It is a material made up of coloured foam balls (something like miniature polystyrene) that bind to each other by a kind of mutual adhesiveness.
The "stickiness" of the beads is more or less limited to each other, but in the whirlwind of creation they also stick here and there to you or to various surfaces that come into contact with them. The good thing is that if this happens, there is no problem to remove them.
It really doesn't leave a mess like other modelling compounds, especially those with a tendency to air dry.
The mass is very light. It can be used to create more abstract works, which small children don't mind, and bigger ones will also find a way to play with it.
The colours can be separated, although it requires a lot of patience and time independence.
The accessory pack in this set includes two colourful feathers, 2x2 funny little eyes, a couple of sparkly rhinestones, two colourful flexible wires, two snouts and a couple of felt appliqués in different shapes (not the pile in the picture).
In order to create what the kids in the promo picture are doing, you would have to buy at least ten of these kits.
The claim that the mass does not stick is a bit misleading. It's definitely a different way of "bonding" than other materials, but it's based on a certain form of stickiness of these colored foam balls.
It is possible to separate the colours, but it's a bit of a chore because as the clumps of different colours touch, the balls stick together and you simply have to pick them off one by one to separate them.
Although this creative substance does not exhibit classic crumbliness by its nature, the individual balls or their small tufts have a tendency to separate and wander and stick to clothes (so you can easily spread them around the apartment), but if you find it and you have good enough eyesight to identify the individual balls, just collect them and return them to the other tufts.
If it is to be compared with modelling, it is a completely different kind of creation. You won't make such small, detailed or solid creations from these foam balls. Fortress is out of the question here. - The mass is very light. It's more for more abstract works, which children, especially the little ones, don't mind, and the bigger ones will also find a way to play with it.
The package does not contain as many extras as the picture suggests.
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Věra, praha
Rated 10/03/2013, variant PlayFoam Boule - Workshop set
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excellent gift for a 3 year old child, does not stick, nice colours, does not grease, does not get stuck in the carpet
Plastic modelling clay is easier to shape and holds together better
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