Geek Daily Deals Feb. 12, 2018: Hasbro Indoor Fun; ‘Jenga,’ Play-Doh, ‘Operation,’ and More; Paint Set for Older Kids
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Geek Daily Deals on a bunch of stuff for indoor crafts and play during the dark Winter months, including a big sale on Hasbro toys and games, and some nice paint supplies for kids exploring art.
Big Sale on Classic Toys for Indoor Play:
If the weather has you trapped inside this week, there’s a giant sale on toys and games for indoor play from Hasbro today, and while not all the games would satisfy the tabletop gurus around here, there are plenty of classics for the family to enjoy!
Here’s a nice deal on an acrylic paint set for kids who are ready to move past those cheap watercolor sets, and start exploring bright, durable paints that will bring their imaginations to life:
VIBRANT ACRYLIC PAINTS: Shuttle Art 16 Acrylic Paint Set consists of 16 vibrant assorted colors. Each tube is filled with 12 ml (0.4 oz) paints with rich pigments that are professional artist quality.
VERSATILE PAINTS: Paint lay down is creamy and vivid. Great for teens, beginners or artists for wide range of surfaces, such as canvas, ceramic, wood, fabric, clay, walls, nails, crafts and more. Children use acrylic paints in art class and leisure time to develop imagination skills and adults paint to relax and boost creativity, great for creating decorative art for your home.
DURABLE PAINTS: Acrylics dry very quickly. Paint stays on surface extremely well and is durable and long lasting. It’s permanent, waterproof and fade-proof.
HIGH QUALITY THICK PIGMENTS: When acrylic pigments are thin artwork will appear watery and difficult to achieve vibrancy. We have developed a thick and rich pigment that provides superior coverage and maintain smoothness while painting.
SECURITY ASSURANCE: Conforms to U.S. ASTM D-4236 & EU EN71. It’s safe and suitable for all ages. 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE and BETTER THAN MONEY BACK SERVICE. Take action and get yours now!
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