On a really smooth service example
- a mirror they can reach speeds of up to 12, 000 rpm & will continue to spin for minutes after
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Science X Maxi Crystals & Gemstones: Almost all solids found in nature consist of crystals. Crystals are so small that they cannot be seen with the naked eye. Minerals, which are the building blocks of crystals, liquefy inside the earth under strong pressure & high heat. When minerals cool back down, they solidify in an impressive, uniform system, into crystals. The process often takes a very long time. The especially rare & beautiful crystals & minerals, which particularly fascinate us due to their shape & colour, are called gemstones. Want to learn more about these natural wonders? Come along on a journey through the galaxy of crystals & gemstones. ...

Science X Maxi Electronics & Circuitry: Whether you are talking about lamps, alarm systems, or loudspeakers, you are surrounded by machinery & devices that make your life easier, but can only work with electricity. They function as if by magic when you flick a small switch. You have probably been wondering what goes on inside these devices. Get to the bottom of these secrets & build your own reading lamp, burglar alarm, or loudspeaker & much, much more with the Science X Maxi Electronics & Circuitry. ...

Science X Midi CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Professional investigations made easy with the Science X Midi CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. With tips from German forensic biologist Dr. Mark Benecke, these exciting activities will turn you into a skilled detective. Learn how to use scientific methods to examine clues & become a forensic expert yourself with the Science X Midi CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. ...

Science X Midi Simulating Nature: Bionics is the borrowing of principles from nature to develop new technologies & products. The term "bionics" is made up of the words biology & electronics. When developing new products or solutions to problems, bionic scientists first seek out a model in nature. The special features of living organisms must first be thoroughly understood before they can be transferred to technology. Scientists from different fields such as biologists who explore the properties of living organisms & engineers who design technical objects, such as machines, automobiles, or buildings, work together in bionics. In bionics, engineers design technology using the knowledge of biologists, which leads to innovative solutions based on nature. ...

Scooby & Shaggy are on a ghost hunt. The ghost glows in the dark. ...

Please note: This is an assortment pack. 1 will be supplied & picked at random. Colours & decorations may vary. This 5 figure pack

Includes:: 2 Scooby-Doo gang figures & 3 WHODUNNIT villains with interchangeable heads, plus a trap element. Solve the WHODUNNIT mystery. Swap the heads on the figures & reveal the villain.

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Take Scooby on a wild ride in the Phantom Flyer. Navigate the Phantom Flyer with your hand & watch him fly high into the air. Try & navigate it in the dark & watch the flyer spin & glow. The Phantom Flyer flies up to 2 metres high & flies for 4 minutes per charge. Ringed rotor blades make it safe for young hands. The charging base requires 4 X AA/LR6 batteries (not included). Phantom Flyer requires 1 x Lithium Polymer Rechargeable battery 3.7V 180 m Ah (included & non-replaceable). ...

There's Scooby Snacks galore in this fast paced card game but watch out for those pesky monsters. The aim of the game is to be the first player to play out all of their cards. Shuffle all the cards & deal 6 cards to each player. Place remaining cards face down in a DRAW pile in the centre. The youngest player goes first & turns over the top card of the DRAW pile & places it face up to start the DISCARD pile. He/she looks at their own hand & plays out a card from his/her h&. Each player needs to match cards either by number or colour. Monster cards can be played at any time as long as the background colour matches the existing colour in play. Scooby Snacks cards are wild cards & can be played at any time to change the colour of play. The first player to play out all their cards & shout ' Scooby Dooby Doo!' wins. A more advanced play for older children involves scoring. It is played in exactly the same way except the several rounds are played & points are scored for winning each round. A game is won by the first player to score an agreed number of points, usually 150. The game

Includes:: 53 jumbo sized cards. The card game is for 2
- 5 players.


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Please note: This is an assortment pack. 1 will be supplied & picked at random. Colours & decorations may vary. ...