Cyclops
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- Prix affiché
- $53.00 CAD
Diamants carrés
13" x 13" (32.9cm x 32.9cm)
17 424 diamants
Diamants Aurora Borealis
Inspirés des aurores boréales
Les diamants Aurora Borealis (AB) sont recouverts d’une finition irisée aux reflets changeants, pour illuminer certaines zones de votre broderie diamant.
Diamants Fairy Dust
Une touche de paillettes
Les diamants Fairy Dust ont une finition pailletée qui capte la lumière en de minuscules éclats et apporte un scintillement délicat à votre création.
Avis clients
- EEdenVerified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Beginner2 months agoMy Diamond Painting Experience BeginnerRated 5 out of 5 starsSparkly man
I bought this for my fiancee because they love Cyclops. It was a very fun project, using square diamonds did take some getting used to but it was fun!!
- NHNikolle H.Verified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Expert2 months agoMy Diamond Painting Experience ExpertRated 5 out of 5 starsCute and quick
I love the x men. This was perfect for me to do in a day.
I did change his skin tone.
- EMElizabeth M.Verified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Beginner2 months agoMy Diamond Painting Experience BeginnerRated 5 out of 5 starsCyclops
XMEN
- JMjennifer m.Verified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Expert4 months agoMy Diamond Painting Experience ExpertRated 5 out of 5 starsNostalgic
I bought the entire set. This is beginner friendly and it is very heavy on the color blocking. It is also a small kit so this is a quick finish too.
- BJBecca J.Verified ReviewerMy Diamond Painting Experience Intermediate1 year agoMy Diamond Painting Experience IntermediateRated 4 out of 5 starsQuick and simple
Smaller, and easy to complete with all the color blocking. My only concern is that the uniform is definitely more purple than blue, but the drills sent were definitely the ones that matched the color code, so that could simply have been a design choice. I'm not terribly familiar with the character, so maybe it's not incorrect.
