K. Ryan 2008-07-01

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

My son received this as a gift for his 4th birthday. It did not work, not even once!!
It was difficult to get paint to suction into the brush, and for the little paint we were able to get in there, that would not push down to the tip in order to paint with it. One of the paintbrushes fell apart after one stroke across the driveway! This is a cheaply made product that is not worth one cent of your money! Please do not waste your time with this toy.

R.K. 2006-06-27

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

This is not a very fun toy. My [...] got tired of filling the paint chamber because it would empty so quickly. He also ended up dipping the brush into the paint jars. He went through both jars of paint in under 10 minutes and was finished with the toy. There wasn't enough paint to even create a picture. The Happy Birthday pic on the back of the package must've taken over 20 bottles and a very skilled artist. I think Crayola should stick to making crayons.

D. H. Salles 2006-06-22

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

This paint brush globs out the paint, doesn't spread to make any kind of picture and the brush barely holds any paint. We went through both of the provided things of paint in about five minutes and had no picture to show for it. Not to mention that the bottle is to small for the brush to fit in so when the paint is about half way down you can't get the brush in it to suck the paint up. I am so disappointed.

S. Lehner 2006-05-30

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

Paint doesnt load or expel easily...waste of money and time...my daughter is happier with a bucket of plain water and a brush

Liz Taber 2006-05-29

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

We bought this along with the Crayola Color Cyclone and it makes great accents to the Cyclone. We had a cyclone creation and then used the paint brush to jazz up the design. We wrote '2006' with the brush attachment and found it easy to use. Push easy on the plunger for the best results and make sure your paint is thin. You won't waste as much paint and when the paint is coming out of the brush you can use less. Then we used the orange cone to make bursts of paint. This attachment was the most fun! All you have to do is slowly push the plunger down until there is about 1cm of paint in the cone, gently put it on the concrete and push. You can then fill the brush with different colors and put them over the same burst to make something that will look like fireworks.

A lot of people seem to think this product was a let down, but we really had a good time with it and it was even 95 outside! :)