Here is a possible summary:
The speaker is a YouTube creator who reviews a discontinued toy product called Qixels 3D, which are cubes that join with water to make 3D models. He shows his process of making different models, such as a chicken, his avatar, and a medieval village, and shares his frustrations and satisfaction with the results. He also promotes Audible as his sponsor and encourages his viewers to like and subscribe.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The speaker found kwixels 3D pixels while browsing Toy World.
2. They bought all the stock available because the product is discontinued.
3. The kwixels require a maker to do anything with them.
4. The speaker purchased the maker on eBay.
5. Kwixels cubes join with water, but the exact amount needed is unknown.
6. The speaker spent $60 on kwixels and $70 on the maker.
7. Only specific designs provided by the kwixels can be made.
8. Each layer of a design takes about 10 minutes to complete.
9. The speaker listens to audiobooks while working on time-consuming tasks.
10. The maximum height for a structure using kwixels is seven layers.
11. The speaker planned to create a medieval village with the remaining kwixels.
12. Audible sponsored the video, providing audiobooks for entertainment during the project.
13. The speaker experimented with kwixels' durability in water overnight.
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