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Take the lead from the vibrant hues found in nature! With Crayola Neon Model Magic® colors, mold one of the cutest creatures ever to be called an amphibian.
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They stick on trees. They’re camouflaged on leaves. Tree frogs hide everywhere in plain sight! Only in nature could a neon-tinted creature blend in completely with its surroundings.
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Roll out a small amount of neon green Crayola Model Magic® and shape it like a leaf. Impress some veins into its surface with a plastic knife or other tool.
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Shape the body of a tree frog. Make small indentations into the body to add texture. Roll out longish snakes and attach to the body for the frog’s arms and legs. Bend them into an appropriate crouch.
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Roll two, small balls of neon pink or red for the frog’s eyes. Place them on top of the head and secure them under green lids. A dash of Black gives them a realistic stare. From a small snake of neon pink or red, pull off toes, and attach them to the frog
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Place your completed frog on the leaf. Model Magic® dries to the touch overnight and dries completely in 2 to 3 days. Then you can stare back at this exotic adaptor!
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