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Read Reviews for Hasbro PlayDoh Dora the Explor...
by - written on 21/07/09 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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My niece has just celebrated a birthday, and she loves to bring her presents over every time she visits which is quite often. One of her presents was a Dora playdoh fun factory. She loves Dora and my 2 year old loves playdoh, so when she spied that, the two of them had hours of fun playing together which was quite nice. I had also previously bought this for our three year old god daughter last Christmas and had spent a short while investigating it with her when she opened it. Included in the fun factory set you get a playdoh contraption machine which squeezes the playdoh through and out, making different shapes as it goes, two different shape rulers, a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/12/08 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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Dora the explorer fun factory is made by playskool so you know it is going to be a good quality well lasting toy as i have found all of there toys to be great, the fact that it is dora had the added appeal in our house with my 4 year old being dora mad at the moment. Included in this set you get a dora the explorer stamper which is a very good size, it is a circular base which has doras face on the bottom to stamp onto your playdoh and has a dora figurine on the top to make it easy for little hands to get a good grip of the stamper, it is made of a solid flexible rubber material so wont break easily. A large purple and pink plastic playdoh machine that ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/11/08 (Very useful, 158 readings)
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I bought the Dora The Explorer Fun Factory for my twins birthday gifts along with an In The Night Garden play doh product and we've played with them together, which highlights many of the differences and advantages. I bought my gifts in 3 for 2 offers at Boots, this one was £6.00, compared to the other at £13.00 but both have variations on play and stimulus which make them worth buying. The main feature of this plastic playset is the press, illustrated on the box as the largest item, there's a gap to pop playdough into, then press down the handle and it oozes out of the hole at the end of the press. The red strips are shape strips, each featuring ... Read the complete review
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