Fun Star Wars Play-Doh Sets for Creative Play!

Play-Doh, the beloved modeling compound that has captivated generations, has its roots in an unexpected origin: wallpaper cleaner! In the 1930s, the compound was first created by Noah McVicker and his nephew Joe McVicker for the Kutol Products Company as a wallpaper cleaner. By the mid-1950s, with the decline in coal-based home heating and the rise of vinyl-based wallpapers, the demand for wallpaper cleaner reduced. Cleo McVicker, Joe's brother and a part of the Kutol team, discovered that teachers were using the non-toxic cleaner as a modeling clay in classrooms. Seizing this opportunity, they rebranded, added colors, and in 1956, introduced Play-Doh to schools and department stores. The squishy, vibrant compound soon became a household name, offering a fun and creative outlet for children (and adults) worldwide.

Since its inception, Play-Doh has inspired creative play in all that use it. With the following products, Play-Doh joins forces with Star Wars for some intergalactic fun. Check out these unique mash-ups.

Play-Doh Star Wars Mission on Endor Can-Heads Playset

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This fun Star Wars Play-Doh set uses standard size cans to create character figures! This "Can-Heads" set comes with three pots of Play-Doh, each decorated to look like a character. You'll get Luke Skywalker, a Scout Trooper, and an Ewok. The characters come with vehicles that are covered with imprinted molds to make all kinds of cool shapes using Play-Doh!

BB-8 and R2-D2 Play-Doh Droid Set

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This fun set includes three pots of Play-Doh and two Star Wars droid figures: BB-8 and R2-D2. The droids are full of molds all around the outside to make different shapes. The R2 figure includes a removable mold to make your very own protocol droid: C-3PO!

Play-Doh Star Wars Chewbacca | Grow & Cut Hair!

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This is a fun Play-Doh set featuring a figure of the Wookiee Chewbacca. You'll get three pots of clay, Chewie figure with blaster, and Play-Doh scissors. Insert Play-Doh into the figure and press the arms down to grow Chewie's hair! Use the scissors to cut and style as desired. The back of the Chewbacca figure has a cute little Millennium Falcon mold.

Iconic Star Wars Characters as Hot Wheels

If you're a fan of Hot Wheels cars and Star Wars, you'll love these fun character mashups that reimagine Star Wars elements as tiny racing cars! Check out this fun bunch of mixed-up vehicle toys!

Sabacc Star Wars Card Game Disney Parks Exclusive

Originally sold only in Disney parks (Galaxy's Edge in both Disneyland and Disney World's Hollywood Studios), this set of "Corellian Spike" Sabbac cards is a perfect collectible card game for Star Wars fans. The game includes 62 uniquely shaped cards, a pair of dice, and playing instructions....

The Quack Side of the Force: Meet the Darth Duck

Looking to add a little force to your bath time? Meet the Darth Vader Rubber Duck — the ultimate blend of intergalactic menace and rubber duckie charm. This dark and brooding bath buddy comes cloaked in matte black, complete with a helmet...

Funny Star Wars Angry Birds AT-AT Physical Game

This is a fun battle game based on the popular Angry Birds series that uses Star Wars characters and an AT-AT vehicle for its base. Launch the characters and make the figures topple!