Hasbro Play-Doh Octopus Play Set

I bought this set for my daughter for this Christmas only it has'nt actually got to the wrapping stage as when I got it home I could'nt wait to get it out and plunge my hands into the soft doughy substance! The set comes complete with four pots of brightly coloured play-doh in blue, green, pink and yellow. In my opinion it can be played with without all the accessories as you can model the doh into anything you like, although after a few play sessions the colours tend to get blended together slightly so everything looks rainbow coloured. The octopus has tentacles with various tools at the end of them which can flatten, cut and imprint the doh. You ...  Read the complete review

My son received the Play-Doh Octopus for Christmas last year and its only recently during the long summer holidays that he's got round to using it. What is the product? The Play-Doh Octopus is one of a range of Play-Doh sets featuring different themes to encourage creativity. The box states that "This play set is great fun for boys and girls alike". The set retails for around £15.00 and contains 4 coloured tubs of Play-Doh, a large plastic octopus and assorted plastic modelling tools, stamps and scissors all with a sea creature theme. The product is suitable for age 3 and over. "A 'fishnet' bag for storage answers mums' concern ...  Read the complete review

This is a funky little octopus which gives children hours of fun. My 3 year old uses this all the time. Each of the octopuses legs has a different playdough accessory which can be used for cutting, stamping patterns, bashing etc. in addition, there is also a section on the front which you can attach different creatues and when the playdough is pushed down under the hat, they sprout legs/hair/tongues. Parental assistance is needed for young children as they can find it difficult to push the playdough down into the hollow area under the hat and also to apply enough pressure to push it through to create the creatures. Our favourite part of the kit ...  Read the complete review