Discovery 3D Neon Spin Motorized Art Station Includes Spin Machine, 3D Glasses, Paints, Templates, Paper | Arts and Crafts for Kids | Supplies Painting Set Activity Kit for Boys & Girls

I use these (bought two) at a summer camp with tiles and acrylic paint. I’ve had several different designs but this was the best. It’s really easy to clean, so important, and it spins just the right speed. The paints that it came with worked great too.

What a fun arts and crafts activity. I prefer it supervised just because it can make a mess – it’s not something I would trust my kid to do by themselves. I really like how all the walls are raised to minimize mess - that shows attention to detail. This feels like a very easy and accessible craft for kids to do. Really appreciative of this fun playtime creative craft.

Its a good product and kids have lot of fun, and kept them busy

The grandkids had fun with this. It is a bit messy so be sure to cover the workspace. Cleanup was relatively easy. Don't expel too much of the paint at a time as it spins.

Gave these as birthday presents to my 6 and 7 year old grandchildren. They love making pictures to send back to me to show what they have made.

Go this for my niece and she loved it

It is not often that I'm disappointed by an Amazon purchase, but I was with this. If I wasn't disabled at the time I would have returned it. The box arrived open, with pieces missing. Very cheap quality

This spinning paint kit has been a hit with my 4.5 year old. She got this for Christmas and has gone back to use it a few times already in the first month since receiving it. It came with four bright neon paints that have a bit of a 3D effect when looked at with the 3D glasses. Looks cool, but it isn’t 3D like a red/blue glasses would give you a 3D effect. Setup is easy. Put some batteries in the bottom, drop one of the supplied papers into the holder and dock it on to the spinning spin in the recessed base. The recessed base is nice as it captures the paint that flings off of the paper when making your spiral design. So far it has been easy to clean up by wiping it down with a damp cloth after making a few paint designs. Our 4 year old is able to gently squeeze the paint out so not too much flys out at one time. When I run out of paint I suspect we will be able to use regular hobby paint with this, but it might need to be watered down a little bit or thinner added to help it spiral out on the paper when it drops. There are a few designs on some of the papers that you can paint on the back and then cut out to make it look like a peacock or dinosaur and a few other designs. You can also draw your own design on the back of the papers and then cut them out to make cute designs.