Item: ZT001 Quantity on Hand: 0
Currently on order. 520 units currently on order.
Winner of 5 Educational Toy Awards!
Ever seen a square bubble? Build basic 3-D shapes to dip into soap solution and create amazing bubbles. Full color instructions make bubble-sculpting a breeze.
72 parts: 12 white nodes, 12 each of 3 lengths blue struts, 4 each of 3 lengths yellow struts and 4 each of 3 lengths red struts, and step-by-step color instructions packed in a convenient plastic jar. Intructions include a bubble recipe using ordinary dishwashing soap (not included).
Award Highlights:
Winner of the 2005 Parents Choice Award
Oppenheim Toy Portfolio: Gold Seal Award 2000
Dr. Toy: Best Vacation Children's Products 1999
Child Magazine: The Year's Top Toys 1999
Family Life Magazine: 20 Great Toys for Under $20 1999
AGES 6 to ADULT. Swallowing danger. Not for children under 3 years of age.
Toy Value Index: 9.09
The Toy Value Index is a Fat Brain Toys exclusive intended to quantify the overal play value of a given toy or game. We do this by taking our customers' feedback on (QUALITY + TIME PLAYED + AGE TRANSCENDENCE)/PRICE.
Fat Brain Index: 8.66
The Fat Brain Index is another Fat Brain Toys exclusive that factors in 14 different traits that we've identified that make a toy "Fat Brain Worthy".
great birthday gift
Posted 10 days ago by lisa harris
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This is a wonderful product line - and this particular product is a great treat for a birthday - 6 year olds - great price and unique - often families don't know of this line and it is a real crowd pleaser.
my son was our "tester" and he loved the bubble action, the construction, the unique format of familiar materials - we have zome tools - this is a neat addition!
Bubble Construction
Posted 6/20/2009 by Lily
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A reasonable toy. My daughter enjoyed putting it together and experimenting with bubble shapes. We will try it again on a warm day to see if her interest lasts.
fun toy
Posted 6/2/2009 by Lynne McCabe
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I bought this as a gift for a friend's grandson. He was facinated with all the shapes that he could make. He was challenged at first but quickly picked up the idea.