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I am trying to find the name of a set that I used to have that you mixed a package of powder with water and put it into a graduated cylinder. You could then cast fingers, toes, ears, noses, whatever. You first made the casting mix and then after you made the mold of your body part you mixed and poured the other mix to make the actual item and what you ended up with was a rubber-like replica of whatever you cast originally. Looking back I realize that this was just latex in powder form, but I would love to know what this toy was called and whether or not any form of it still exists. Thank you.
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Jarrett - May 23, 2007 - Report this comment
I had something along the same lines. It was a Mad Scientist kit. You would mix the green dough and rap it around a skeleton. Drop him in the tank and the green "skin" would bubble away. It was a huge mess and my parents threw it out! Ha Ha
SL - September 03, 2007 - Report this comment
My brother had one of these. I think it was the one like the poster before me described that had the monster with green "skin". It was pretty messy but pretty cool.
ryan - October 03, 2007 - Report this comment
the skeletons were awesome and well detailed
Gabbie - November 11, 2007 - Report this comment
These were the best toys I ever had--better than my barbies and dolls. One was a kit where you could make monsters and dissolve them in a vat; another was a see-through alien--u could assemble his innards and dump glow-in-the dark stuff which was his pretend blood; the other one was an ice monster--weird kind of see through slime that you stuck in a mold.
Grubb - March 12, 2008 - Report this comment
My brother and i had this. There was a clear gel in the set that we stuck to the ceiling, and to this day my parents have yet to see the stuff still stuck there.
CharlaineC - June 29, 2008 - Report this comment
i had the set and loved it

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