🦄 Little Pony Style Play-Doh Ponies Review

in these colors. There is plasticine in small containers, and there are large ones. If your child is dying to build a specific pony, be sure to order an additional complete set of Play-Doh with a full rainbow of colors. Also, you can only do three ponies at a time. This is a limited set. That's hilarious for a very young kid who isn't a total MLP expert. If you are buying this for a kid who is really into MLP, BUY MAKE SURE YOU ARE BUYING TWO KITS and a large extra set of playdough.

My daughter loved this set. She exclaimed that it was the best gift of her life. Win for me! I may have a slight obsessive compulsive disorder though, they specifically want you to mix colors on everything including the plasticine juicers. That's a big NO. Also, the plasticine gets stuck in the juicer's left-out slots, which they either leave there because they think it added something, or they think it will cost too much money to just make them hard and not fill the plasticine to be able to…

My almost 4 year old daughter and I played with this clay set tonight. I read the reviews before buying so I knew a little what to expect. The previous reviews are definitely accurate as this is something a 4 year old can't do on his own. Well, not good. I bought it because I knew it would be a toy that we would play together, so it's fine. That being said, it will also take practice for me to perfect the process of creating and decorating each pony. I can imagine an older child trying it, it…

Bought for my 5 year old daughter who is a little fan of my little pony. she loved it. She looked forward to his appearance, and after he came, she played with him for 3 hours straight and made a pony. Their only complaint was that there wasn't enough yellow (too flighty). Other than that, this is a great product. Just read the instructions to understand how to make bangs. Making all the ponies is a little tricky, but it's definitely fun to try. It's a little press to do the manes/tails and a…

I ordered this for my 3.5 year old. I hesitated between buying now and waiting for her 4th birthday. I am very happy that I chose this! I was concerned that the pony's molding/building process involved too many steps. For the first pony we made (Pinkie Pie), I did most of the work by showing her how shapes work. The process includes choosing the eye color and placing it in the shell, filling it with the body color, and pasting the body. Shape the mold into a bowl. Then you close it, cut off…

Summary: Overall good value for money. It is a bit difficult for the little ones to operate the clippers. The putty was very fresh. Would I buy again or give as a gift. The product was delivered quickly. It was easy for my 4 year old daughter to help open. The mold for a regular pony mold requires a lot of pressure to form the pony properly and as you would expect you will need to remove excess plasticine from the mold before opening and removing the pony from the plasticine. The hair…