Children's Toys: Crayola Glow Station can create with Light! Crayola Glow Station can create with Light!

Crayola Glow Station can create with Light!

Product Description

The Crayola Glow Station lets kids create cool, glowing masterpieces using a glow-in-the-dark, poster-sized canvas and one Light Wand with crystal-tip attachment for magical coloring effects. Supplies include 2 stencil sheets, 13 stencil "light-resist" shapes, 2 light texture sheets and one dry erase broadline marker.

Product Details

Amazon Sales Rank: #39 in Toys & Games
Size: EACH
Brand: Crayola
Model: 95-1000
Released on: 2008-08-01
Number of items: 1
Dimensions: 13.78" h x 2.83" w x 17.72" l, 1.63 pounds

Features

Glow Station is an empowering way for kids to create in a way they never could before.
Glow in the dark poster sized canvas with built in hanging features.
Canvas rolls up for easy storage.
Has a light wand with a crystal tip attachment for magic coloring effects.
Includes stencil sheets and light texture sheets with a dry erase BL marker for image save on plain transparency sheet.

Customer Reviews

Can't do what it advertises.
The box shows a drawing of a planet and a rocket ship along with some stars. This drawing was impossible for me to make. I'd draw the planet but before I finished the rocket ship (going as fast as I could) the planet had completely dissappeared, never mind adding the special tip and putting on stars.

My 5 year old daughter saw the commercials for this and it was the only thing she asked Santa to bring her. She was dissappointed with it and we took it back. She liked the Color Explosion Glow Board better.

Lots of fun!
Our daughter received this for her fifth birthday and LOVES IT! I have to say that the concept is so simple that I'm amazed they didn't come up with it sooner. We hung it up in her room and it was very easy for her to play with. She kept asking me for an eraser and I had to explain that the designs would fade. [Take note: The toy comes with a dry erase marker. DO NOT LET YOUR CHILD USE IT TO MARK THE SCREEN! You're supposed to use it to mark a plain sheet of clear plastic. the marked up plastic then creates an image/pattern on the screen. We're not going to risk it. The dry erase marker is put away.] I liked how it had built-in storage for all of stencils, plastic sheets, and pieces. Very nice! Definately a keeper