Newplast is a non-drying coloured modelling material that is very commonly used in schools and can be used over and over again (equivalent to plasticine)
Product detailsThe mummy-shaped Cosmos offers snug warmth in fully-featured sleeping bag to suit different styles of campingOverall shape and the snugly fitting hood add up to cosy nights sleeping and two bags can be zipped together to make a doubleThe...
1 sheets. White. 1.0mm (0.040") Thick. Sheet size 15 x 30cm. Evergreen styrene plastic shapes, strips, tube and sheet materials in metric and inch sizes. You can build clean, accurate models.
Q Connect polypropylene Lever Arch Files. Smart, durable coloured lever arch files with finger pull for easy retrieval and large label area on the spine for quick identification. perfect for colour co-ordinated filing systems. Size: A4. Colour - Red.
1 sheets. White. 0.75mm (0.030") Thick. Sheet size 15 x 30cm. Evergreen styrene plastic shapes, strips, tube and sheet materials in metric and inch sizes. You can build clean, accurate models.
Newplast is a non-drying coloured modelling material that is very commonly used in schools and can be used over and over again (equivalent to plasticine)
The award winning Serenity sleeping bag is back for 2015This square-shaped bag offers double layer insulation for extra comfort and warmthThe Serenity combines a unique geometric print and soft-touch brushed polyester lining providing an ideal home-from-home...
These ink pens are ideal for all general writing purposes. There are 3 pens supplied per pack, which each feature a smooth ink flow system to ensure skip-free writing. The pens have a ballpoint nib and use quick-drying ink to prevent smearing.
The plant-roaming Stegosaurus, meaning ---roof lizard---, is from the Jurassic period about 150 million years ago had a distinctive row of kite-shaped plates along its back. The Stegosaurus measured 9 metres long, about the size of a bus. It had a very...
Oyumaru reusable modelling compound. This resin material is unique and amazing. Totally reuseable again and again. To soften Oyumaru, dip a piece of one in hot water (approx: 80 degrees C/176F) for about 3 minutes. Take the Oyumaru out of the water with...
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