Toys and Games

3D Linear Kaleidoscope Kit

★★★2.8·6 ratings

Want to Enter the Matrix? Then Why Not Build It Yourself?Unlike any optical kit you've probably ever assembled, this cubic kaleidoscope kit uses the properties of reflection and three-point perspective to create a 'cubified' matrix of glowing grids, geometric forms and dimensional images. The depth that you will discover deep within the optical grid is sure to amaze one and all. Once assembled, the kit measures 3.54' x 3.54' x 3.54' but the interior depth will appear to the viewer to be far in excess of the constructed cube.Using an etching needle or box cutter (that you provide), you will actually be creating the 3D geometric grids that appear before your eyes without the use of a computer. A steady hand and patience when creating the line art will pay off in an astounding optical illusion.You must provide the following: etching needle, box cutter, tape, double-sided tape, ruler, scissors and a fine tip marker (not included). For ages 8+ (adult supervision highly recommended).Contents:Mirror - 6Green blotting paper - 9Triangular black paper - 3Square black paper - 3Colored marking film - 6

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