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by Copernicus Toys
Item#: 13735
2 customer reviews
These Glux Putty's Are Too Too Good!
Lauryn Else Clark from Chelmsford Essex
These Are So Much Fun And They Look Like It! Well What Do They Do!
Good as a stocking stuffer
George from Palmer, Alaska
This does not hold my son's attention as much as other bought items but it does seem to be a neat product.
2 customer reviewsGlux is a powerful super putty that stretches like rubber, bounces like a ball, and tears like paper. It can even shatter like ceramic! Use Glux to work out your stress, and unlock your creative powers. This Thermochromic edition of Glux deceptively appears to consist entirely of a solid orange color; that is, until you touch or rub it. The human body gives off a lot of heat, and when you touch this Glux, it reacts to your body's heat by changing from orange to yellow. You can create two-color designs, draw pictures on your Glux, or just turn the whole thing yellow, all with one hand! Thermochromic Glux is sure to please kids and amaze your friends with its awesome color shifting abilities.
Features:
- Putty stretches, bounces, tears, and shatters
- Will never dry out
- Features orange-to-yellow color changing abilities
- Heat and touch sensitive
Age:
7 +
7 +
Box Size:
6.00 x 4.00 x 1.00 inches
15.24cm x 10.16cm x 2.54cm
6.00 x 4.00 x 1.00 inches
15.24cm x 10.16cm x 2.54cm
Weight:
0 lb 2 oz
0.03 kg
0 lb 2 oz
0.03 kg
Warning:
CHOKING HAZARD
Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
CHOKING HAZARD
Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
Customer Reviews
These Glux Putty's Are Too Too Good!Lauryn Else Clark from Chelmsford Essex
These Are So Much Fun And They Look Like It! Well What Do They Do!
Good as a stocking stufferGeorge from Palmer, Alaska
This does not hold my son's attention as much as other bought items but it does seem to be a neat product.
