
How many presents from last Christmas are still getting used?
Most of them lasted a fortnight. The ones that lasted longer were almost never the expensive ones, they were the ones your kid actually had a hand in. Because a thing that arrives finished is somebody else's achievement, and there's only so long you can be impressed by somebody else's achievement. And so the pile in the corner grows, and next year you're standing in the same aisle with the same problem.
The problem was never the present. It's that they had nothing to do with it. That's exactly why we created the Wondle™ Orbit Solar System Model Kit. They build the whole thing themselves, then it hangs above the bed at 75cm across and glows every single night afterwards.
🪐 Gets them building - turns a present into their own achievement
🏆 Shows it off - something they point out to everyone who visits
🌙 Works after dark - glows once the bedroom light goes off
🗣️ Starts the questions - gets them asking things you have to look up
Get the Wondle™ Orbit Solar System Model Kit today for 50% off and give them something that's still up in March. Every order is backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee so there's nothing to lose!
You'll love this Orbit Solar System Model Kit because...
Gets Them Building
Turns a present into their own achievement
Shows It Off
Something they point out to everyone who visits
Works After Dark
Glows once the bedroom light goes off
Starts The Questions
Gets them asking things you have to look up
Have questions?
What is the Wondle™ Orbit Solar System Model Kit?
It's a build-it-yourself solar system that hangs from the ceiling. Kids assemble the sun, the planets and the connecting rods themselves, then it spins overhead as a mobile once it's up.
What comes in the kit?
The sun, the planets, the connecting rods to assemble them, plus a wall chart and a set of space facts to go with it.
How big is it once it's built?
75cm by 75cm assembled, so it's a proper feature above a bed rather than a small ornament. Worth measuring the spot before you build it.
Do the planets really glow in the dark?
Yes. The glow builds up while the light is on and releases once the room goes dark, so it's brightest in the first stretch after lights out. Leaving the bedroom light or a lamp on for a while beforehand gives the best result.
Where's the best place to put it?
Above the bed or in a corner where it won't get knocked. Somewhere the room light reaches during the evening, so the planets are charged by the time the light goes off.