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Stretch Scooby-Doo Review

30 September 2016 by Eileen

Now you can stretch Scooby-Doo up to three times his size with this giant size fully stretchable action figure. Scooby-doo, the big and loveable pooch who is always afraid of ghosts, vampires and zombies, is now scarier than anything else! This is a take from the original Armstrong toy.

stretch scooby-doo

This unique Scooby-Doo comes with a classic Scooby-Doo style plastic head, complete with dog collar!  His body and limbs are stretchable up to three times his size.  It’s quite heavy in weight but it is a good weight for a child to hold in their hands.  The surface of Scooby-Doo feels is quite similar to types of modelling clay.  It does leave a slight powdery residue in your hands after playing with it.

stretch scooby-doo playingWe had each tried to stretch him and both children were very impressed with how far he was able to stretch.  It comes with a guide to show you how far you can stretch him.  Then watch how fast he returns to his original shape.  Of course, you should never over-stretch him just in case it splits.  Also never poke him with sharp objects, twist his legs or waist, pull his head and leave him out in the sun.

If he is dirty, it is quite easy to wash him with mild soap and warm water to get rid of the dirt.  He is a great stress toy for children who want to vent out!

He is available to buy from Character Online or good toy stores.  He will make a great gift and is just in time for Halloween.  You could use him to play a party game of who can stretch Scooby-Doo the furthest to win a prize!

Disclosure: We received the sample for the purposes of writing this review however all thoughts and opinions remain our own.

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