This is Gelli
Play from Zimply Kids, there is
also Snoball Play (the above -
colourless) and Slime Play (smooth
consistency).Although, if you have kids or are looking to entertain the
grandkid's on a sunny day, I recon a packet of wallpaper-paste (or
bulk-gelatine for the slime) and some food dye is all you'll need, but god-help
the goldfish!
But . . . the play-sets have figurines in
them which may be of interest to some readers, although I think most of them
are common'ish generics, but they may be unique sub-copies? For instance, here,
the polar bears are an old sculpt from the 1960's and the penguin looks like
either the Henbrandt one or the D&D Distributors one?
And - although I can only see one seal, it
looks like you get two-each of four animals - these shots were taken at the end
of the day and a lot of play had happened in my absence, the 'other' seal may
have wandered off, or been wandered!
This is the slime gell, which as hinted at
above, I suspect is a gelatine based product (which would therefore be
unsuitable for vegetarians?) and again it looks like the items are paired
although it's not so obvious from the pack's artwork, but artwork often differs
from final contents and the pack is a Gelli
pack not a slime pack!
Here we get an extra tree in the display,
but not the artwork, so overall it would seem you get 2x4 items in each of some
of the larger sets, and they are reasonable figures which even if you don' go
looking for them, will soon start to turn-up in mixed lots on feebleBay or in
charity/thrift shops?
Mucky stuff from Zimply Kids!
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