Harry Potter Magical Creatures Coloring Kit (RP Minis)
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Harry Potter Magical Creatures Coloring Kit (RP Minis) Details
A set of illustrated cards and colored pencils allow you to bring the magical creatures of Harry Potter's world to vibrant life.Kit includes: 30 illustrated cards with detailed designs to complete (card size: 2-1/2 x 3-1/2) 10 colored pencils 2 magnetic frames to display your art
Reviews
This is my second set of Harry Potter coloring card kits. The first was based on the first Harry Potter Coloring book and this new kit is based on the second book and is of Magical Creatures.The first thing I will note is that this kit is very small. I knew what to expect having purchased the first kit. The dimensions listed seem to be that of the box holder when it is closed. The set of cards takes up very little space within the box, as it also holds the pencils and the magnetic frames.I'll provide details on the components below. The designs are very small with detailed coloring elements. I suggest only small nib coloring medium with this kit. I used both the pencils that came with the kit and my own pencils as well.I consider it a fun kit for any Harry Potter fan. They remind me of exchangeable cards that have been popular over the years. The pencils that came with the kit are very inexpensive and do not provide much by way of color. The other problem with the pencils had to do with the colors. The colors are standard but are not the ones that I would necessarily want to use for Magical Creatures. There wasn't even a black pencil in the set at all. I detracted a star from my review because of this issue.Here are the colors which are provided: dark green, medium green, yellow, orange, red, purple, brown, pink, light blue and dark blue. Even the dark colors still go on fairly light. These are the exact same colors I had in my previous kit from this company. I used the included colors to finish Fang (dog) and I used my own oil-based colored pencils color Fawkes (phoenix). You can see the huge difference in how the pencils colored.There are two folding magnet frames. Cute but inexpensive. They do nicely for holding a picture on the front of the refrigerator or on a locker – anything that a magnet will stick to.This is what I found while coloring the cards in this kit and testing them with my various coloring medium.30 Harry Potter designs in playing card sizePrinted on one side with high glossy backCardboard box holds entire set folds open and closes with magnetTwo folding magnetic “frames” for holding finished artworkAlcohol and water based markers and India ink pen did not bleed throughGel pens did not bleed through but some required extra drying timeColoring pencils did well but no room for blending in minute details