Madeline Doll Case Review

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(More customer reviews)My four-year-old daughter loves Madeline, and she has all 6 Madeline characters available in the 8" doll line. I bought this doll case because it was meant to hold the 8" dolls and their accessories. Inside the case (which looks like the "old house in Paris that was covered with vines) there is a hangar bar on one side for hanging the little outfits, and satin ribbons on the other side for tying the dolls in place so they don't bounce around. Both sides have a drawer for little stuff such as their shoes, gloves and hats. It is great if you only have the Madeline doll and a few outfits, but this case quickly becomes insufficient when you add her friends to the collection. And when my daughter got the Ms. Clavel doll, we discovered that she doesn't fit in the case at all - she's too tall! Needless to say, making everything fit into the case became such a chore, that the dolls don't get put away very often.

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Designed for Madeline & Friends Dolls.

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Edgar Allan Poe Action Figure Review

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(More customer reviews)This toy is DA BOMB! It is tons of fun to play with the miniature Edgar Allen Poe action figure. It fits with the same scale as all my GIJOES. That means that it goes great when you are having a big battle against Cobra: The Enemy in your bedroom (or even in the bathtub).
When I play, I pretend that Duke took a bullet and went down, and Edgar Allen Poe took his place as leader. This fits perfectly with the GIJOE story. EAP then goes on to fight Cobra, until it ends with a final showdown between him and Storm Shadow. Edgar Allen Poe uses his ninja skills to kick Storm Shadow's rear, and then goes on to destroy Cobra Commander in a one-on-one duel.
To handle Destro and Zartan, Poe simply commands his Raven. As they move in to attack, the raven shouts "Nevermore!" and then swoops down to pluck out their eyes. (Eye-plucking is quite effective in battle, by the way.) Then as Cobra: The Enemy is destroyed, all the good guys shout, "YO! JOE!"
And finally, we find out that Duke wasn't really dead, but was simply in a coma. So Edgar Allen Poe gracefully relinquishes command of the troops, and vows that one day, should he ever be needed to fight injustice again, he shall return.
So basically, what I am trying to say is that this toy is a lot of fun. Buy it today!

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This 5-1/4" (13.3 cm) tall, hard vinyl Edgar Allan Poe Action Figure captures the father of the modern horror story in stark black and white with a hauntingly pale complexion and a removable plastic raven. Pose him on your bookshelf next to your volumes of his poetry and prose.

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Playskool Mr. Potato Head Silly Suitcase-Colors May Vary Review

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(More customer reviews)I got this for my son's second b-day a year ago. We have had SO much fun with it! The pieces are durable, and there are so many options. But most of all, it's nice having the suitcase for all the parts. My son loves to play with it so much that we just bought his niece the Mrs. Potato Head Silly Suitcase for Christmas. And everytime we have friends over it's one of the first things they gravitate to (even the adults).

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This suitcase is packed full with 40 different body parts and accessories to make hundreds of silly combinations! The wacky, mixed up looks for MR.or MRS. POTATO HEAD characters that you create will keep you busy--and giggling--for hours! Mr. Potato body comes with 4 ears, 3 pairs of eyes, 2 sets of teeth, 4 mouths, 1 tongue, 3 noses, 3 mustaches, 1 pair of glasses, 6 arms, 1 baseball hat, 1 pair of feet, 2 pairs of shoes, 1 fireman hat, 1 fire extinguisher, 1 police hat, 1 police belt, 1 police badge, 1 handcuff, 2 thin mustaches, 1 bowtie and carry case. Mrs. Potato body comes with 4 ears, 4 pairs of eyes, 1 set of teeth, 4 mouths, 3 tongues, 5 noses, 2 pair of sunglasses, 2 earrings, 2 flowers, 2 arms, 3 handbags, 1 pair of feet, 2 pairs of shoes, 1 flower hat, 1 ribbon hat, 2 wings, 1 pair of bunny slippers, 1 visor and carry case. " Forty mix-and-match parts let you create loads of silly looks for the famous face-changing spud! " Ages 2 and up.

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Ballerina Doll Making Kit Review

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(More customer reviews)My 6 year old daughter received this kit as a gift and as she opened the box and dumped out the contents I was thinking "oh no, I am going to have to do this...." but she spent the better part of an afternoon following the great instructions and completed the project, 100% ON HER OWN. She has played with her doll creation, non-stop, for the past two days (and she is not usually "into" dolls). The glue is great and really keeps everything intact, though I'm sure a touch-up here and there with a glue gun may eventually be needed if she is playing with the doll all day, everyday. I definitely recommend this product for a child who is able to read/follow instructions, has patience( you do have to glue things together), and likes to create things.
On another note, my 4 year old received the fairy version of the same kit and my 6 year old and I decided we had better help sister "finish" her doll. Now they each have one to play with.

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This kit comes with everything you need to create an adorable ballerina doll, with no needles or stitching required!Kit includes soft-body doll, wool, lace, glue, adhesive tape, face template, colored pencils, birth certificate, detailed instructions and more. WARNING - CHOKING HAZARD Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

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