In times long gone, when everything was a lot more sepia coloured, children would sit on their doorsteps staring into mirrored cardboard tubes filled with sequins and marvel at the pretty shapes. Now the kaleidoscope has come rushing into the 21st century and incorporated a high powered laser beam into its design. The Laser Kaleidoscope is the size of a small torch and shoots out its laser beams onto the nearest surface for all to share. You can change the pattern by turning the dial on the front, moving the prism and creating a laser show that the likes of Pink Floyd would be proud of. Waggling it around creates some truly funky effects - whatever you do don't look directly into the beam!