Review on Plastic Crystals Decoration Centerpiece DomeStar by Heather Shaw

They are good for what they are and the price is great! The visual problem I have is that the symmetry is a bit unnatural and the middle is thinner. How they actually get out of the ice machine is a headache. Melting ones are tapered at the edges and don't have those very sharp edges. This is relative when your shoot starts with fresh ice and when they melt they look like this. As mentioned in another review, there is a casting mark on each corner. If it's in your photo, it's not very good, but it is easy to clone. 24 of these were modified by rounding off the corners and re-polishing. When we asked the crew members from the three sets, they found them humble due to the fact that they are being taken care of. Don't read this as "wow". After a slight change in shape and with liquid in the glass, this is not a problem, so they can be used. Depends on how they are placed and your specifics on how you want the "ice cream" to look like. These are diecast parts and expectation of realism will vary. Instead, I used some homemade ones for photos. Just to note that alcohol is a solvent for acrylic and repeated contact will cause them to break. This is a consumable prop when used in contact with alcohol. (Do not use alcohol-based cleaners, such as some glass cleaners.) Soapy water, water, and a microfiber cloth for wiping. tea coffee,