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Uncle Milton - Moon-In-My-Room from Brainstorm
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Minimum Age: 6 months
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Product Description This authentically detailed model of the moon hangs on your wall and shines moon light just like the real moon. With twelve illuminated lunar phases which can be automatic or manual via the remote control. A built in light sensor illuminates the moon when
Customer Reviews
By the light of the Moon Posted 06 June 2008
Bought this for my 7/8 year old who is mad about space and astronomy, we all think it's absolutely magical. It's very realistic, gives off just the right amount of light and is suitable to play with or just to leave on to go to sleep to. I can think of a few other kids who will be getting these for presents. Just GREAT!
moon in my room Posted 10 March 2008
got this for my 11 year olds bedroom, he loves it, he leave it to come on on its own when it gets dark. It lights his room up alot. great fun as he said.
like the look and idea Posted 15 December 2007
i havnt seen this in action yet i bought this as a present and it looks good in the box without been turned on but really it is just a glorified nightlite i guess but its the moon! and who doesent like the moon? ide recomend this for parents to buy for there children and for that guy of the sky at night who looks like he hasnt done a days work in his life the tax dodger to buy for patrick moore.
A good night-light masquerading as the moon... Posted 14 December 2007
From an adult perspective this is a nice product. The moon is hemispherical and the size of a small dinner plate. It mounts to a wall using a single screw (not provided) and a keyhole slot on the back. It comes with a remote control that has an on/off switch, a manual moon phase control and an automatic phasing button. The moon will only illuminate in a dark room (light sensor) and can be set to full auto: in which case it'll come on as soon as the room darkens or manual: you control the on/off.
The moon has the ability to illuminate itself to show the phases of the moon (crescent to full). This can be automatic in which case the phase moves every 5 seconds (too fast perhaps) or manual. The manual mode is useful because increasing or decreasing the illumination makes the moon a useful mood-light in a bedroom etc. The illumination turns off after 30 minutes so you'll not fall asleep and drain the batteries. Oh, there's also a CD of moon related information for kids to enjoy.
Children will like this if only for the night light ability and it does look reasonably moon like with the slightly textured surface to simulate craters. I quite like it.
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