The "tictac solarium" can be purchased here (euros) from Spain(?)


http://www.imaginarium.es/vie/TiendaProducto.asp?aspidProducto=26059

Bob


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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Thierry 
> van Steenberghe
> Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 1:11 PM
> To: heiner thiessen
> Cc: Sundial List
> Subject: Re: educational dials for schools
> 
> My elder son just brought from Spain to my 6.5y daughter a 
> nice sundialling set called "tic-tac solarium" under the 
> label "ItsImagical".
> 
> It contains a plastic base with a small compass, a 
> latitude-adjustable gnomon and a set of templates for 
> different latitudes, in 5° steps.
> In addition, there is a string which allows to draw a larger 
> circle, either on sand or on a firm surface with a chalk, and 
> you can then divide it according to the template placed on 
> the base. The gnomon is long enough to cast its shadow on the 
> outer part.
> 
> The origin is Spain (even though made in China).
> The company data on the box are
> 
> StepTwo SA
> Plataforma Logistica
> PLA-ZA
> c/ Osca, 4
> E-50197 Zaragoza, Spain
> 
> They have importers in Mexico, Peru, Argentina.
> (I obviously have no connections whatsoever with the company!)
> 
> I hope this helps.
> 
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> Thierry
> 50.1 N 4.3 E
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> 
> heiner thiessen wrote:
> 
> >Is anyone out there aware of makers of educational sundials (perhaps 
> >with an international distribution) whose products are well 
> affordable 
> >for tight school budgets?
> >Heiner Thiessen
> >51N    1W
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