Penis Plus Balls DIY Dildo Kit: Light vs Deep Tone vs Glow Blue

Quick answer

Choose the Light Tone or Deep Skin Tone Penis Plus Balls DIY Dildo Kit when you want a natural-looking replica of a real penis and balls, and pick the Glow in the Dark Blue version when the glow effect matters more than skin matching. All three capture the same full package in body-safe silicone; the real decision is color realism versus novelty.

What stays the same across all three kits

Every option in this comparison is a Clone-A-Willy Plus+ Balls Kit, so the core job is identical: mold a penis and balls at home and cast a vibrating silicone replica. The catalog describes each as capturing life-like detail of the entire package, and each includes body-safe silicone in the listed color. That means you are not choosing between a basic and a deluxe kit here; you are choosing a finish.

Because the molding and casting process is shared, the practical differences come down to how the finished piece looks and how you feel about the color before you start. If you have already decided you want the balls included, all three deliver that.

Light Tone vs Deep Skin Tone: the realism trade-off

The Light Tone and Deep Skin Tone kits are the two skin-match options in this lineup. Both are priced at USD 39.98 in the catalog, with a listed comparison price of USD 79.95, so cost does not separate them. The choice is purely about which tone better matches the person being cloned or the look you want.

If you are cloning a partner, match the tone to their skin as closely as you can rather than guessing from a screen. If the kit is a gift or a surprise, a skin tone is usually the safer default because it reads as a keepsake; a glow color reads as a novelty. Neither is more 'correct,' but they set different expectations.

Glow in the Dark Blue: novelty at a small premium

The Glow in the Dark Blue kit is listed at USD 42.48, with a comparison price of USD 84.95, so it costs a little more than the skin-tone kits. In exchange you get a blue silicone that glows, which changes how the finished piece is used: it is more of a display or play novelty than a realistic replica.

The trade-off is color realism. A glowing blue dildo will not pass as a skin-matched clone, so choose it when the fun factor is the point, not when you want a lifelike memorial of a partner. The catalog does not list glow duration or charge method, so treat the glow as a visual feature rather than a performance spec.

What the catalog does not tell you

The supplied product facts do not include cure times, silicone volume, or a detailed contents list beyond body-safe silicone and the molding components implied by the kit name. If you need exact set times, check the kit instructions before you plan a session. The catalog also does not list separate option types for these products, so order the color you want as its own kit rather than expecting a shade add-on.

How to choose between the three finishes

• Prioritize realism: Pick Light Tone or Deep Skin Tone based on the skin tone of the person being cloned; both are USD 39.98 and use body-safe silicone in the matching shade. If you are unsure between the two skin tones, the lighter kit is the more common default for light-to-medium tones, while Deep suits deeper tones.
• Prioritize novelty: Choose Glow in the Dark Blue at USD 42.48 when you want a glowing blue piece for fun or display and do not need a skin match. Accept that the blue glow will not look like a realistic clone.
• Budget check: The two skin-tone kits share the same catalog price, so let color match decide; the glow kit costs a few dollars more for the glow effect. Do not pay the glow premium unless the glow is the feature you actually want.

The three kits at a glance

• Penis Plus Balls DIY Dildo Kit Light Tone: Light Tone kit with body-safe light silicone, priced at USD 39.98 (comparison price USD 79.95). It is the lower-cost skin-tone option, so you can prioritize a natural look without paying a glow premium.

  

• Penis Plus Balls DIY Dildo Kit Deep Skin Tone: Deep Skin Tone kit with body-safe deep silicone, priced at USD 39.98 (comparison price USD 79.95). It matches deeper skin tones at the same price as the Light Tone, so tone matching does not cost extra.

  

• Penis Plus Balls DIY Dildo Kit Glow In The Dark Blue: Glow in the Dark Blue kit with body-safe silicone, priced at USD 42.48 (comparison price USD 84.95). You pay a small premium for the glow finish, which is best treated as a novelty rather than a skin match.

Which kit fits you?

Best for

• Couples who want a lifelike keepsake of a partner, including the balls
• Gift-givers who want a skin-tone match rather than a novelty color
• Buyers who want the full package in body-safe silicone at the lower catalog price

Not for

• Anyone who wants a glowing or brightly colored toy (choose Glow in the Dark Blue instead)
• Shoppers who need exact cure times or a full contents list before buying, since the catalog does not supply them
• People looking for a ready-made dildo rather than a DIY molding project