🌍 Explore the Solar System with 4M 3427 Solar System Planetarium Review

Small but fine if you don't have room for a large permanent one. My daughter is 7 years old and she really enjoyed painting and assembling this. The halves of the plastic ball need to be fitted together, which I think was the hardest part for her. If we had to do it all over again, I'd make sure each of my holders rips out one planet at a time. The reason for this is that some planets are the same size and the markings are just a very small mark printed into the shape. So all I had to do was…

I am surprised that so many people in these reviews have not mentioned a major disadvantage of this kit. he is tiny. As perhaps intended for small gnomes. The Zoolander Center for children who can't read well is tiny. I bought this for my son because he was interested in planets at school. He had a project that required him to create his "own" new solar system and create a powerpoint of all his planets. So we thought it would be a good addition to the project to get a set and he could color the

First of all, it is rather small. But you're not paying that much for it, so that's to be expected. I love that my kid can paint this themselves, although we used the acrylic paint I had and not the ones that came with the kit. I think it's gotten better. I was a bit disappointed that the planets didn't match at all in comparison. But my planet loving 5 year old took it upon himself to fix that by simply changing the planets to fit better and coloring them the color of the planet he chose. The…