[EBLeearne]

Win one of four Play-Doh Diggin’ Rigs prize packs including a Buster the Power Crane and Tool Crew.

PLAY-DOH BUSTER THE POWER CRANE Toy
(HASBRO/Ages 3 years & up/Approx. Retail Price: $34.99/Available: Sept 2012)
Let’s get to work! BUSTER THE POWER CRANE character is the centrepiece of the Diggin’ Rigs crew and has all the right tools for the job! His button activated voice encourages interaction and play, and when kids push PLAY-DOH compound through the crane boom, more lights and sounds are activated. BUSTER THE POWER CRANE toy is a fully-functioning vehicle, but is also packed with 10 different Play-Doh tools to dig, build and smash for any construction job! Includes four 3 oz cans of specialty PLAY-DOH compound including metal, brick, sand, and asphalt colours, two hand tools, two boom attachments and two separate building book moulds allowing kids to cut, stamp or mould PLAY-DOH compound into other construction themed creations.

PLAY-DOH TOOL CREW Assortment
(HASBRO/Ages 3 years & up/Approx. Retail Price: $9.99/Available: Sept 2012)
Build your own fun with PLAY-DOH compound, cool TONKA CHUCK & FRIENDS characters, and iconic construction vehicles! CHIP THE CUTTER vehicle allows kids to mould PLAY-DOH bricks from the cab then flatten and slice them up. ROLLAND THE STEAM ROLLER pal extrudes PLAY-DOH compound from his cab, and then rolls and flattens like a true steam roller! Each item comes with one 2-ounce cans of PLAY-DOH terrain compound. Each sold separately.

For more information visit www.hasbro.com.au

Prize:
Four x Play Doh Diggin’ Rigs prize packs each containing below products:
Play-Doh Buster The Power Crane valued at $34.99 each
Play-Doh Tool Crew valued at $9.99 each
Each prize pack is valued at $44.98
Total prize being: $179.92

How to enter
For your chance to win, just reply below with the answer to the following question in 25 words or less:
“Why is PlayDoh a favourite in your household? “

T &Cs pinned in competition forum.

Competition commences Monday 29 October until Monday 26 November 2012.

[~Mintie~]

PlayDoh is a favourite here because it not only gets played with, but eaten too! So both kids are happy

[dudekidd]

Charlie lives on an outback property 65km from the nearest neighbour so playing independantly is priority - Play Doh is a fantastic imaginative game.

[ozbilby]

Play-Doh is a fun to toy that is easy to play with which means more enjoyment and less tantrums!

[Domestic Goddess]

My boy has sensory processing disorder and getting him to touch playdoh took lots of determination and time. Now he can not get enough!

[ernesto]

We big kids at heart have just as much fun with it as the littlies, especially late on a Friday night after the kids are tucked up in bed we play our own version of pictionary as such, only we have to build the answers out of play-doh. It gets interesting!

[MuffTuft]

Play doh is fuel for little imaginations, so many possible scenarios leads to hours upon hours of play time (well at least in our house).

[snazz]

It is a stress relief to know we can have fun at enjoyable price and spend some family time together

[heatherhopley@ho...]

It encourages creativity, it's harmless (and some say tasty) and it's a nice quiet activity.

[daisyt]

Haven't introduced it to my baby girl yet, but i love it, so it soon will be.