This is a well made prop. The board and all the essentials are of high quality. The advertisement is truthful to the word. But;
And this is the but, there is one small problem.
The board is based on a somewhat currently popular child's toy. If handled by the wrong spectator (namely, a mother of a small child) she will quickly deduce the method.

A possible way around this is to use it more as a stage piece where no one will actually handle the prop. (Of course, that would not sound as good in the advertisement write up) I don't really think it hurts the presentation but that depends on what you expect to do with this piece.

In summation, it is a tough call; it really depends on what you think you can get away with. I would not let any spectator actually handle this prop, but from a distance I think it can work out. I think you can decide if it will work for you based on this explanation.

Only because it is too closely related to a current child's toy will I give it only 3 stars.

Sergeant