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Is TiP made of polystyrene? No, Artur Fischer TiP is made of vegetable starch - or, more precisely - potato starch.
Are the TiPs toxic? No, the TiPs are not toxic. Food colouring is used for the brightly coloured TiPs.
Does one need any adhesive with TiP? No, TiPs only need to be moistened (moist spongy cloth) and the starch releases its adhesive powers.
For which age is TiP suitable? Artur Fischer TiP is for all children from 3-99 years of age.
Do TiPs also adhere to other materials? TiP will stick onto paper, cardboard, wood and even onto flowerpots. The rougher the surface the better the TiPs will hold.

Knife: for cutting TiPs	Chip Shaper: for shaping TiPs	Inlay stencil Brickwoark: for embossing brickwork

Sticks: long and shor sticks for building with TiPs	Paint and glue cylinc: Moisten to bond together with TiP granules	Combination-Rasp: Creating fine TiP granules and smooth surfaces

Sprayer: Moisten to bond together with TiP granules

TiP's secret is its raw materials: multi-colored vegetable starch with food colouring. By its' very nature, starch becomes sticky the moment it comes in contact with water, making it possible to create fantastic TiP models with the help of a moist sponge.

Step 1: Moisten sponge with water	Step 2: Allow to dry a little, so that it's not too wet, but just moist.	Step 3: Dab the TiPs briefly on the sponge	Step 4: Simply press the moistened TiP together

Fischer TiP Play Worlds
Make your own pictures: 24 fun pictures for making things. They can be taken out, hung on the wall or used as presents.	Make your own fairy tale pictures: 24 fun pictures for making things. They can be taken out, hung on the wall or used as presents.	Ideas (Das grosse Ideenbuch) - available in German only: With exact instructions and patterns, many step-by-step photo series and valuable tips.