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Alex My First Painting Set

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WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
Description:

Everything little artists need to begin working on their masterpieces! Set includes 3 beginner brushes, 3 bottles of washable paint (6.7 oz.), and 3 non-spill paint cups.

Features:

Brand - Alex


Weight - 13 oz.


Assembly Required - No Assembly Required


Dimensions - 6.5" L x 4.8" W x 6" H


Age Recommendation - 2 years to 127 years


Product Details:
Product Length: 6.0 inches
Product Width: 4.75 inches
Product Height: 6.5 inches
Package Length: 7.0 inches
Package Width: 6.5 inches
Package Height: 5.3 inches
Package Weight: 2.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 1 reviews
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: 1.0 ( 1 customer reviews )
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39 of 40 found the following review helpful:

1Good Idea, Very Poor ExecutionDec 23, 2007
By Georgia Mom
My son loves to paint so I thought this would be perfect for him.

The no-spill lids and fat handled brushes are a great idea - but that's as far as it goes. Did anyone even TRY this product before putting it on the market??? The brush handles are so heavy they tip over the paint cups. The only solution is to fill the paint cups up with enough paint to make them heavy enough so the brushes don't tip them, but then you get to problem no.2: there are NO LIDS for the paint cups. This means that when you are done painting you have to somehow get all the paint back into their individual containers. But, then you encounter the NEXT problem: if your kid is like mine, all the paint is mixed up, no matter how many times you tell him the yellow brush goes in the yellow paint. So now that all the paint is basically brown you might as well just throw it away. Which is a complete waste. So you go back to just putting a little bit of paint in the cups, which of course continue to tip over because of the weight of the brush handles. VERY FRUSTRATING FOR EVERYONE.

The second time we used the brushes all of the bristles on one of them fell out in one big clump. We tried to glue them back in again but to no avail.

Overall, great idea, poor excecution, and not very good quality.

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