Super Fun Darth & Luke Star Wars Play-Doh Set

December 17, 2015 in Star Wars Toys & Games

Play-Doh Star Wars Luke Skywalker vs. Darth Vader Can-Heads

Star Wars fans can create their own intergalactic battles with this super fun Play-Doh set. Use the three included cans of Play-Doh as character toys themselves and mold your own accessories for the TIE Fighter and X-Wing vehicles!

This Play-Doh set comes with three cans of colored 'Doh. The faces of Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker are featured on two of the cans ("can-heads") and may be used inside the flying vehicles to represent the characters. The third 'Doh jar can be used to represent the Death Star.

Both the TIE Fighter and the X-Wing crafts are covered in interesting shapes that can be used to mold different Star Wars-style creations.

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