Natural History Museum Sea Creatures Torch and Projector

Natural History Museum Sea Creatures Torch and Projector Description

Features

• Project 24 images of sea creatures on to your walls and ceilings in a dark room
• Includes 3 slide discs with 24 different incredible sea creatures images
• Creates clear, precise images up to one metre wide - just twist the lens head to focus
• Fun projector doubles up as a handy torch
• Batteries included

Product DescriptionProduct Description This fantastic projector torch projects amazing images of sea creatures around your room. View the fascinating images on your walls and ceilings including turtles, sharks, fish and more â A great bedtime companion to make going to sleep more fun. The torch comes with three slide discs with a total of 24 colour photographs. Swap and change the slides easily by pulling back the plastic flap and inserting the chosen disc then rotate the disc round to view the fantastic colour images which project up to one meter wide. Images are easily focused by turning the lens head. This product can be used as a normal torch without the slides in place and is great for keeping on bedside tables to give comfort to children during the night. The torch measures 11cm long and approximately 3. 5cm in diameter at the widest point. A perfect, fun yet educational, gift for boys and girls who are interested in sea life. Now that kids grow out of toys earlier and earlier, torches appeal to kids into their tween and teen years. Ideal for pyjama parties and sleepovers. The Natural History Museum is the leading brand for conveying the incredible diversity of nature. The museum itself is a major world famous London landmark attraction with 3. 5 million visitors a year, incorporating a world leading science research center, 70 million natural history specimens and a major collection of natural history paintings and prints. Safety Warning WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years Box Contains 1 x Torch with batteries included; 3 x Image Discs