Ok so this is not gonna be spotting aliens from a far but for a young child starting out it's gotta be worth a go?
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BellasMommy
1 Sep 17#1
Thanks so much my little girl turned 6 last week and is really getting into space so will love this! HEAT
dewonderful
1 Sep 17#2
:laughing:
chapchap to dewonderful
1 Sep 17#4
Drink is a wonderful thing
dewonderful to chapchap
2 Sep 17#10
Looking at your profile pic, I would have to reply that in your case cocaine is a hell of a drug
scarper
1 Sep 17#3
looks pretty unusable on a shabby tripod...cheap but destined for the bin
rev6 to scarper
1 Sep 17#5
Can it be used with another tripod?
ILikeUsingGifsToComment
1 Sep 17#6
deaks07dd
1 Sep 17#7
Out off stock
GlentoranMark
1 Sep 17#8
Just remember for a toy, this could blind a child or burn a house down if used unsupervised.
Angof
1 Sep 17#9
These telescopes are junk. Don't waste your money. If tou really want your children to appreciate the night sky use your 7.99 to buy a book about constellations and use your eyes.
tinca to Angof
2 Sep 17#19
A nice pair of binoculars. That way they can be taken out for 'walks' as well
VDisillusioned
2 Sep 17#11
There's not much point to these. Even less so as a present for a child. As Angof says, buy a book, go somewhere with dark skies and see the heavens.
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Ok so this is not gonna be spotting aliens from a far but for a young child starting out it's gotta be worth a go?
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