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Just like its name implies, Liquid Glass Thinking Putty is unlike anything you’ve ever seen. This crystal-clear creation is so transparent that the tin often appears empty to the naked eye.

Liquid Glass flows and moves differently than other Thinking P

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Crazy Aaron Putty Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty - Hypercolor - Flamingo Feathers

Crazy Aaron Putty Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty - Cosmic - Infinite Nebula

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Atoms are the particles from which everything in the physical world is made. When an atom interacts with a physical force like heat or electricity, it becomes an ion. Ions have positive or negative charges and are always looking to become neutral again. T

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Crazy Aaron Putty Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty - Sparkle - Smiling Sloth Sparkle Tin

Crazy Aaron Putty Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty - Primary - Hot Pink Mini Tin

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Crazy Aaron Putty Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty - Electric - Blue Mini Tin

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Crazy Aaron Putty Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty - Glow - Enchanted Unicorn

Crazy Aaron Putty Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty - Sparkle - Dino Poop

Crazy Aaron Putty Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty - Hypercolor - Sunburst

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Commonly known as quicksilver, mercury is the only metallic element that is a liquid at room temperature. It’s a heavy, silver-colored metal that has been historically used for temperature gauges and electrical applications because of its conductive prope

Catch the spirit of '49! Inspired by the historical events of California's gold fever, our Gold Rush Magnetic Thinking Putty is rich and striking. A true gold color, it includes a powerful magnet that will help you draw out some opportune ideas—and perhap

Although platinum has been mined throughout human history, it was not considered a precious metal until 1751. It then became “the metal of kings” and was used to fashion bowls, chalices, and crowns.

The Queen Mother’s Crown is the only British crown ma