Changes: The Real Ghostbusters Play-Doh Set

Revision as of 19:35, 26 August 2015

The Real Ghostbusters Play-Doh Set was produced by Kenner in 1987. It was part of the Play-Doh line that at the time was part of Kenner's division.

Notes

The extruder toy was able to make Play-Doh figures by using a plunger to push down modeling compound in the cylinder forcing out ghost like designs.

Trivia

Kenner's Ecto-1 toy vehicle shared the same basic illustration design as the original illustration for this item. However, Winston was removed from the illustration and Egon was edited in his spot.

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 ==Contents==
+*one plastic Ecto 1
-*canister of glow-in-the-dark Play Doh
+*two half-molds
-*a plastic Ecto 1, a Ghostbusters Play Doh mat
+*one extruder toy
-*a small plastic Play Doh knife
+*one playmat
-*a contraption that would allow children to make a cynlinder of Play Doh in the shape of a ghost by inserting Play Doh and pushing down the plunger.
+*one plastic knife
+*one can of orange Play-Doh modeling compound
+*one can of purple Play-Doh modeling compound
+*one can of (green) glow-in-the-dark Play-Doh modeling compound
+==Notes==
-{{Clear}}
+The extruder toy was able to make Play-Doh figures by using a plunger to push down modeling compound in the cylinder forcing out ghost like designs.
+==Trivia==
+*[[Action Vehicle: Ecto-1 Vehicle|Kenner's Ecto-1]] toy vehicle shared the same basic illustration design as the original illustration for this item. However, Winston was removed from the illustration and Egon was edited in his spot.
 ==Gallery==
 <gallery widths="125" position="center">
-RGBPlayDohSc01.png|Front of ox
+RGBPlayDohSc01.png|Front of box
 RGBPlayDohSc03.png|Back of box
 RGBPlayDohPlaymatSc01.png|Playmat