Replogle Globe With Antique Shading - Raised Relief Topographical Political Globe - 2018 Country Lines (12" Diameter)

Es un globo muy muy bonito. El detalle está en que, al menos la división política de México no está bien hecha. Considero que podría ser más barato, pero el material y demás están muy bien. Como decorativo, es muy bueno

This is probably the best globe I’ve ever seen. Most globes are applied by strips of paper put on one-by-one, leading to some countries’ borders being overlapped, but fortunately, this was not the case whatsoever for this globe. It was beautiful and shiny with aesthetic colors. It has no overlapping counties whatsoever, which was a relief. One thing that really stood out to me was how the countries were labeled. ALL OF THE LABELS WERE CORRECT! On all globes besides this one that I’ve bought or ordered had at least one not up-to-date country name. For example, the DRC as Zaire and North Macedonia as Macedonia. One globe claiming to be “up-to-date” that I ordered even had Yugoslavia still as a whole country! But this map had everything correct, updated, and actually readable, which was a relief because I got this globe for academics. It was the exact size said in the name, and isn’t too light or too heavy, just right in the middle. The details are beautiful, and it looks absolutely gorgeous. It doesn’t spin as fast and freely as other globes do, but I’m not going to be spinning this all day, so it’s not a problem. At first, I was skeptical about the price, but now that I have it I think it was worth every penny. This handsome globe screams quality. This was a huge win, and I’m so glad we got this.

La qualité est vraiment pas bonne ... l'assemblage du globe est très mal fait!

Better quality than I had expected.. The raised relief is more prominent than expected and a nice tactile experience. The base is also somewhat heavier and better than I expected. This will be a christmas gift for my 10 year old son who loves globes and geography and I think he will love using it. I also picked up a globe from the 1950s at a thrift shop because I think he will have fun spotting the differences between them. The various ships printed on the oceans are an awesome bonus as that's another big area of interest for him. Plus I feel globes are forever cool. Even when they become old and "obsolete" they are still really attractive and they also lend themselves to all sorts of class and art projects (check out pinterest).

Quality was good