Colonial Depot Flat Earth Globe, Fully assembled Flat Earth Model, Desktop Flat Earth Map, Gag Gifts for conspiracy theorists, Fits in hand, made in USA

I wasn't sure if this was a model kit, but it is a fully completed, though small, model, fully colored and moveable on all axes.Whatever position you take on this topic, it's a great conversation piece and will fit well on your shelf or desk alongside your sasquatch figure or hardcover Torah translations. I love it!

My son like maps and globes, so I couldn’t resist getting this as a unique addition to his collection. It’s small and made of cheap light plastic, but it serves as a funny conversation piece. The whole thing is only 4 inches high, and the flat earth itself is 3 inches in diameter. The back of the flat earth and the bottom of the base are pebble-textured black plastic. The earth swivels side to side, as well as up and down, which is nice. This desktop or shelf display item is a great gimmick that is sure to attract attention and start lively debate. For its size and weight it’s way overpriced, but hey, it’s one-of-a-kind. It would be a good gag gift for a geography student, space enthusiast, or your favorite conspiracy theorist. The best thing about it is that it’s made in the USA by real American patriots at the Colonial Depot. :)

This is really cute. I love that it's on a double gimbal to show the earth's rotation, which is apparently the same despite the disk shape? And I've always wondered where all the continents were supposed to be on the disk. The "polar ring" is a nice touch. I do object to this being called a "Flat Earth Globe" as it is clearly NOT a globe but oh well.

We have a flat earther in our friend group. When we saw this, we knew we had to get it for some laughs. It's funny, especially the polar caps. It's a great gag gift and discussion piece. However, it is 3D printed plastic and overpriced for the value of it. This looks like something you would get at Dollar Tree. Anyway, it's fun but expensive for the size and quality.

Hubby is a geodesist (one of the oldest sciences - geodesy - essentially the basis for determining where things are) so I had to get this for him. He laughed when he opened it and loves it. Hilarious gift. Although I think it's a bit overpriced for what it is and wish it was a bit bigger. If it were bigger, he'd take it with him to speaking engagements - he loves to make jokes to help explain some of the more complex things he works on. Anyway a fun gift for any geospatial nerd!