Product Description

Mr. Potato Head is a quirky and fun gift for children and adults alike You can create a number of different looks with Mr. Potato Head as he comes with lots of different pieces. Children will enjoy creating different faces such as is he wearing glasses Does he have a moustache Is he smiling The best bit is that when your little one is finished playing they can pack away the parts into the compartment on Mr. Potato. That way they never lose bits and it makes it easier to use as a traveling toy. Suitable from 2 years

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #201 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Hasbro
• Model: 2250
• Released on: 2004-08-15
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: .0" h x .0" w x .0" l, 2.20 pounds

Manufacturer's Description
Encourage your child's creativity with the classic face-changing spud. Swap and change body parts, facial features and accessories to make all sorts of wacky combinations and expressions! The pieces all store inside the potato body, so clean-up is easy and convenient!

Customer Reviews

What did I used to do with it?
I am another person who remembered having lots of fun with this as a kid.
Bought one for my 4 year old who had a great time moving the pieces, putting arms for noses etc for about 3 days. Since then he has hardly touched it and I can't remember why I have such fond memories either.
Maybe, compared with current toys, its scope is a bit limited. I understand there are add-ons which would increase the permutations but, still, it seems a bit repetitive.

It's a classic, must-have!
Very robust, lots of chunky, sturdy colourful pieces, good for younger children to learn which bit goes where eg puting ears in the right holes on side of head! My 3 yr old enjoys it a lot and views it as a puzzle and carries on till every piece is inserted. Good classic first-buy potato and then you can buy the other kits later on to ring the changes on the accessories.

Great idea
This is not exactly how I remember it but it is still a great idea. My son keeps ripping the back door off but having storage inside is a good idea. Putting the parts on is a bit tough, perhaps it will loosen in time?! He likes to play with it but I have to play as well so I can push the bits on... perhaps he is still a bit young, only 2yrs.