Secret Spy Kit - Interplay review
How
many among us have little spy’s in the making? I know I do! From small pieces
of selotape across shut doors (to see if anyone’s been in the room) to having
two little heads peeping round the kitchen door to see exactly what mummy’s
cooking for lunch. Needless to say they are very keen on being a grown up spy
and knowing all their secrets!
The
Secret
Spy Kit from Interplay is a little kit to help you crack codes and spy on
your friends and keep your money safe. It’s aimed at children 8+ and retails at
£12.99
The
kit contains:
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Big and small mirrors (made from plastic not
glass so much safer)
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Scenery insert
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Die-cut sheets
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Double sided sticky tape
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Plastic beads
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Bendy mirror
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Tracing paper
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Plastic box
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EVA foam
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Grids card
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Colour Instruction Manual
It’s not quite what I was expecting as its more
of a science kit than a spy kit. Within the kit are the contents and
instructions to make four different cool science & spy equipment.
Super Snooper Periscope – which the boys
adored! To make it was very simple and straightforward. Absolutely fabulous and
light it’s easy to slip around corners and trees and over walls without any
hassle.
Secret Spy Code – A little more complex than I
was expecting but perfect for Jack as he’s just started doing this in maths
& at beavers. It requires a little maths and drawing and perhaps isn’t as
exciting as it could be but drawing the lines precisely to make a picture and
using the dots was so very different from what he expected he really sat down
and got into it.
Black Hole Money Box – by far the best little
set in the box. Again as with the others everything’s included to sit down and
get started straight away. A fabulous trick to keep your money safe and enjoy
perplexing your friends with.
Again it’s a great little kit but focussed more
on maths & science then perhaps spying. However it kept the boys amused for
a good length of time even though my youngest did need a little help with the
Spy codes etc. Perfect for playing inside at the time of year and outside on
the sunny days, it tore them away from the laptops! My eldest thinks is pretty cool and has taken
in the money box to show off at school & beavers. All in all 8 out 10
stars!
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