Tomy AquaDraw

...colour. ****Contact Details**** Tomy Careline PO Box 20 Totton Hants SO40 3YF Telephone - 023 8066 2600 Fax - 023 8066 2601 Or if you visit www.tomy.co.uk and look under contact details there is a form that you can fill out and email. I would highly recommend this to anyone with a child over 18 months old. I have given it 4 stars out of 5 due to the cleaning problems. Thanks for reading my review, I think I have covered all points but if ...

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Tomy Aquadraw Magic Mat that is simply Magic My daughter loves drawing and painting though especially with paint, mummy does not like the after job of cleaning down both home and child. I have heard of aquadraw for quite a while though as they are quite expensive, we didn’t really get around to buying one until recently when I was able to pick one up for a cut of the recommended retail price. HELLO TOMY Tomy have been going strong for over eighty ...
...and inventive toys. Tomy began in 1924 when Eiichiro Tomiyama began producing simply tin toys in Japan. Nearly thirty years later the Tomy brand of toys launched, soon moving from cheap to make tin toys to plastic toys and began offering a whole new range. It wasn’t until the 70’s that Tomy Ltd really took off around the world Tomy produces a wide range of toys aimed at young children with a few exceptions. They are recognized in general by there ...

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...the presents he received was Tomy Aqua draw which he is completely obsessed with and I must say out of all the toy’s and games he has and there are a few this is by far and away the most played with already. The real beauty of this is that it produces absolutely no mess at all and the pens are filled with water not ink. We bought it for him from Tesco at £19.99 and were very impressed ourselves. What You Get: Large Aqua Draw Mat 2 Stencil Boards ...
...is a brilliant idea basically it consists of a huge mat which has a blue coloured layer beneath which is covered with a white sheet, around the edges are dotted outlined numbers and letters with colourful pictures all the way around. The mat look’s plain until you take one of the two pens included and fill it with water. The end of the pen twists off for filling with water and then just twists back on again. The nib is like a felt tip pen but sucks ...

jenny76 24.04.2007 · Read full review
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...Your furniture will thank you for it. Tomy Aquadraw is suitable for ages 18months and up. lt is available from Argos at £19.99. A bargain if l do say so myself. I'm sure it's also available at most other toy outlets. Enjoy!.. x ...

elizabeth1983 01.03.2006 · Read full review
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...had commented on how great Tomy Aquadraw was and how much their little ones loved it, that I tried to investigate what it was all about. With no reviews written by anyone online, I had no idea what I would be getting for my money. But I did manage to gather that a mat of some sort and a pen filled with water was used. So Murray's birthday arrived and granny and grandad presented him with Aquadraw. A material type mat with a plastic backing was in ...
...child to start using the Tomy aqua draw is 18 months but I would say as soon as a child understands how to hold a crayon and use it on paper that this would be an excellent activity for them to have and can give hours of fun! It's a wonderful way to be messy without all the hassle of cleaning up the mess and hopefully this will stop crayon being drawn all over my walls! This is available from places like Toys R Us and Argos and Amazon and prices ...

Groovee 04.11.2004 · Read full review
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I bought this for my daughter xmas just passed, she has loved to sit and draw from the time she was about a year old at this time i would sit her in her chair with crayons and watch her but she would tend to eat them lol. When this came out just before xmas i thought oh great i dont have to worry about her drawing or eating the pens since it just water. This is for children 18 months and over you just fill pens with water and off they go and draw. ...
...to worry about them sticking it in their months drawing on things as soon as you look away. The bright fun pictures around the edge help with letter and number learning and are great for copying basic writing strokes. Make hand prints or use it as a bath mat - the possibilities are endless and the best bit is there's absolutely no mess! Features 2 pens and 2 giant stencils to draw many different shapes. As it is drawing with water you can draw oin ...

lisa1907 11.01.2007 · Read full review
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Tomy aqua draw, Guess what I bought Adrian? Yes an aqua draw. Tomy Aqua draw is a mat 90cm x90cm it is double skinned the bottom layer a blue waterproof fabric the op layer a white close weave material. There are two water pens that come with the mat these are filled by removing the nib and filling with water from a jug. Yes all that is needed to draw on this mat is water no ink involved. The mat has a border around it with pre printed numbers ...
...too. The letters are large and drawn double so that you can copy the letter inside. These are very good for practicing early writing skills The centre square of the mat is plain white plenty of room to draw a magnificent picture. Place the mat on a table or directly on the floor blue waterproof side down draw on mat with water and it makes a blue mark the picture word you have written will be blue. Not much water comes out of the pens at one time ...

mumsymary 16.03.2005 (30.08.2006) · Read full review
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My brother and his wife bought this for my daughters second birthday last year, i had never seen them before. My sil said someone had recommended it to her and what a great present it was! *****What is this product***** A 90cm x 90cm mat made from a very durable but soft plastic. Children can use the water filled pens to draw on the mat. As it dries the images fade away. This product contains 2 stencils and 2 pens. ***** Who can use this***** ...
...can be used by younger children under supervision and can be enjoyed by people of all ages - even my 84 year old Grandad has had a go! *****Advantages***** No mess is a main advantage!!! Also it is very easy to store.As a teacher i found the bright pictures, letters and numbers around the edge have helped my daughter with letter and number recognition. Lots to do - use the stencils, practice writing patterns, writing, numbers, draw pictures do ...

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My daughter had just reached the age where she loved to scribble. We bought her crayons initially but unfortunately she was also still at the age where she like to chew ........ chewed up crayons cannot be good for your insides !!!!! and they didn't do an awful lot for my carpet either !!! So my husband and l decided to pay a trip to Toys R Us. After trawling through all the art section not really finding anything for under two's we finally came ...
...The box contained one magical piece of canvas, about 1 metre square (possibly a little bigger) and two refillable water pens. When laid out the canvas is blank in the middle and around the border it has the outlines of the alphabet and numbers 1 - 10 along with a picture associated with each letter/number. The refillable pens are bright yellow (difficult to lose) and decorated with lots of little pictures. The lids screw on in the opposite direction ...

Lynso1977 30.09.2005 · Read full review
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...my Aquadraw for £16.95 from Big W. As with most Tomy toys it can be bought from a range of toy stores and the price can differ slightly. Enjoy your little ones masterpieces - safe in the knowledge that they are not drawn on your walls! ...

cornishbabe 27.01.2005 · Read full review
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...mat itself is manufactured by tomy and comes with 2 plastic pens that have foam tips. It measures roughly 90cm x 90cm which i found this is a good managable size for my daughter, not too big but big enough for plenty of drawings. The mat is white in colour and has the alphabet and numbers all around the edge which again is a great idea as it not only allows children to draw and be creative but it allows then to trace, colour in and learn their alphabet ...
...is fill the pens with water and draw away till your hearts content, as you draw the water soaks through the the top white layer to reveal a blue layer underneath so whatever you draw comes out in blue, once you have finished drawing just leave it to dry and then you can go back and re-use it, i can let my daughter draw away now and not have to worry what she is drawing on or where she is drawing, if she does happen to go off the edge of the mat it ...

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...pleased when I discovered the Tomy aquadraw. It states that you can draw magic water pictures and it's true and there's no mess! You are provided with a large drawing mat which measures 90cm by 90 cm so you do need a large table or a bit of floor space to use it! The mat has lots of stimulating pictures around the outside in alphabetical order as well as all the letters and numbers. Children can practice their numbers and counting skills and learn ...
...are two special pens provided. These need to be filled with water and screwed up tight, and then as the children start to draw on the mat, their images appear before their eyes - like magic! Because there are two pens they can interact with another child while they are drawing which makes it a good social expereince. We did lose the pens for a while though which meant that we could not draw on the mat. I haven't found out whether it is possible to ...

kingfisher111 18.08.2006 · Read full review
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We bought our two year old daughter an Aquadraw for Christamas. Amongst all of the electronic toys, DVDs, dolls, and games she received, this item has proven to be the most popular with her - she just loves it. Basically, the AquaDraw is a double layered mat measuring 90cm x 90cm. The bottom layer consists of a blue plastic lining and the top canvas is a white and rather hardy sheet of material. To draw, you simply fill the accompanying pens with ...
...As the wet pens touch the canvas the blue colour shows through the canvas giving the impression that you are drawing with a thick blue felt pen. The pen is only one way of creating images. Dipping hands and feet in water and making prints on the canvas is also great fun. We've also had the amusement of watching our cats walk across it after licking their paws - cool prints everywhere! Images slowly fade as they dry but that doesn't delay the fun ...

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I put this down on my two year old Keeley's christmas list and i am so happy i did. This is the best invention for kids of pre school age with an arty flare. Its just under a meter square, with a backing of waterproof mat and a top layer of white material. There are two stencils with it (one of shapes - square, circle etc and one of flower, cat etc ) and two refillable pens. The pens i'm still not used to filling up, the arrow says to open the opposite ...
...this is to stop little people opening and spilling water everywhere. Surrounding the edge of the mat are the alphabet, numbers and pictures. Big surface area inside of border to draw on. No need to go too much into the material etc as it does the job and does it well. Keeley will play with this for hours. I put it on the floor she lies down and gets into her squiggles. The stencils are great as she feels she is making recognisable shapes. She also ...

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I bought tomy aquadraw last year for my daughter for a christmas present, and she loved it and played for hours with it. When i bought aquadraw the price was £29.99 from argos but you can get it a lot cheeper if you shop around, its aged 18 months onwards. The actual contents of the box are: play mat 2 foam tipped pens 2 stencils one red and one yellow The idea is to fill the pens with water, then draw on the mat as you would draw on paper the mat ...
...the bottom which is plastic, as you draw on the mat the water leaves a bright blue colour, you can write or draw or use the stencils provided, and its safe knowing it cant do your carpets and flooring any harm as its water. My daughter used it in the garden in summer too as the back is plastic therefor ideal for outside, its really hardwearing, its even played with now as my daughter learns her letters and numbers, its a real help for her. This is ...

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