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Thread: Toy Review - Play-Doh Transformers

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  1. #1
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    Default Toy Review - Play-Doh Transformers

    (Please post photos, comments or even a fully comprehensive review - these are just brief details)

    Toy Review - Autobot Workshop
    Series - Play-Doh
    Sub-line - Transformers Dark of the Moon
    Size/class - n/a
    Wave - n/a
    New/remould/redeco - new
    Released here - June 2011
    Approximate Retail Price - $25-30
    Approximate Size - 30cm
    Allegiance - n/a
    Alt-mode - n/a
    Main Features/Gimmicks - transform vehicles into robots with the main presser unit
    Main Colours - grey (main unit), yellow, blue, black, silver (tubs of Play-Doh)
    Main Accessories - 4 vehicle moulds, knife, cutting wheel, roller


    Create vehicles from the vehicle moulds, then place onto red tray and select the desired robot mould. Press down and release. Red tray is spring-loaded to slide back out to reveal the robot. Use cutters to trim excess.


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    If this wasn't movie, I would be all over this!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kup View Post
    If this wasn't movie, I would be all over this!
    I echo these sentiments. I wanted play-doh so bad when I was a kid. Only ever got one set though.

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    We had home made play doh. If you didn't use it long enough it would go hard and mouldy.
    My Fan interview with Big Trev

    my original collection from when I was more impressionable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by UltraMarginal View Post
    We had home made play doh. If you didn't use it long enough it would go hard and mouldy.
    How did you make it? I saw someone make it on TV when I was a kid, one of those 'do it yourself' TV shows. I can't remember how they did it but I thought it was pretty neat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kup View Post
    How did you make it? I saw someone make it on TV when I was a kid, one of those 'do it yourself' TV shows. I can't remember how they did it but I thought it was pretty neat.
    I've made it a few times - it's basically flour, salt, baking soda, and food dye. Can't remember the exact quanities though. You'd be able to find it online though. You can find anything on the interwebz.

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