Rapidough

Rapidough is very much like pictionary or any other games similar except this time you are modelling instead of drawing. The object of the game is to get your team to guess what you are modelling before the other teams do. The Rapidough game contains: 3 Containers of different coloured dough; red, blue, and yellow. 3 Modelling mats 3 Modelling tools 1 Plugger 500 Double sided word cards 1 Doughbank Containers of dough: These suprisingly ...
...parts of your body. Rapidough is simple, but really enjoyable to play. You need to have nimble hands and be able to use your imagination. Recommended to ages 8 to 80, but i think that anyone with two hands and an nderstanding of words can play. You need at least 2 members per team, but the more players the more interesting and furious to guess right the game becomes. The only downfall of the game is that the dough can easily dry out, but to avoid ...

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...3 modelling tools 3 rapidough plungers Box of 500 word cards. Players have to be in teams of at least 2 people and you can play with two or three teams. Each team selects a colour and has the dough, mat, tool and plunger to match the colour. One person on each team has to be the modeller. A card is selected from the box and all the modellers look at it. When everyone is ready the each modeller has to use the dough to enable their teammates to guess ...
...correctly wins the round and has the pleasure of stealing a lump of dough using the plunger from each of the opponents coloured dough and putting it back in their pot. The sculptor changes each round. As the game progresses the lumps of dough get smaller, I have been known to try and produce a Starship Enterprise from a piece about the size of a kidneybean! Regardless to say I wasn't successful! The game is usually quite quick, about 30 minutes a ...

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It had been a long, long time since I laughed so much my stomach ached! But then I discovered Rapidough. I was invited round to a friend’s house to play this and I cannot recommend it highly enough. It’s such fun, especially after a few glasses of wine. Let me describe the game to you. “Rapidough” is a 3D version of Pictionary. Your “tools” in this game are not a paper and pencil, but modeling dough, a little ...
...played in teams, three teams are better, but it can be played with just two. Each team has a pot of different coloured dough. As in Pictionary, you are provided with a set of cards (about 500) with words on them (one side of the card has easier words to model than the other side), and your task is to model the shape of the word on the card so that your team mates can recognise it before the other teams do. (It doesn’t always happen that each ...

Dizz 25.04.2001 (23.10.2001) · Read full review
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Rapidough is in a way similar to Pictionary. You get a card with word(s) on it and instead of drawing you have model them out of playdough. The game is played in teams of either 2 or 3 and for ages 8 upwards so depends on how many people you have (at least 4) to how many teams there are. Once you have decided, each team as a pot of dough (either red, yellow or blue), a modelling mat and a spatula. If you are playing with 2 teams the first modeller ...
...both sides brown are easier than the black side and you get allsorts of words from apple, hammer, mother (not sure how you would do this one), famous people, places, sports, animals and so on. There will either be 1 word (both modellers do the same word), 3 different words and different colours (model the corresponding team colour) or 3 different words all the same colour (you can pick whichever word you like so could possibly modelling the same ...

sarah.shipley 26.03.2001 · Read full review
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Yeah, yeah - we know. It's Pictionary with Playdough, 3D Pictionary etc etc. Now we all know the basic premise of the game - first partner to recognize what is made from a lump of their modelling partner's Playdough wins a round. They then take an amount of Playdough from their competitors and so on and so on, until one team has no Playdough left. Quite simple. What we don't all know is how brilliant and hilarious this game is. If you've played ...
...it to a new level entirely. The speed element of Pictionary is still there, but to see your creations in actual 3D or 2D is ultimately all the more rewarding, no matter how bad they are. You may even end up keeping some of your work for your mantlepiece. Quite brilliant. The game isn't over till it's over either - no matter how bleak things may look. Whittling down your opponents' Playdough is satisfying, but even more satisfying is coming back ...

xtincol 04.06.2006 · Read full review
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This game is fun for all the family and provides lot's of laughs and entertainment.There are different sets of cards some being easy and some not.So all abilitys and ages can take part. The dough play mats are easy and attractive to work on, and the dough is phliable and fun to use. The rules are easy to folow, and the risk of loosing some dough-if people dont guess what it is, makes the game a greater challenge. The presentation of the box and equiptment ...

dreamygirl108 07.01.2009 · Read full review
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What fun, for any age !! Pictionary but with playdough, why didn't anyone theink of it before. Three colours, so three teams of any number, cards tell you what to draw, as in pictionary - and from the playdough the word is modelled, some easily spotted - some more abstract depending on the modeller !! Brillant fun - as you lose a turn, some of the playdough is removed, the winners being the team with playdough left. Age ranges of between 12 and 75 ...

ClaireM 29.01.2001 (10.01.2001) · Read full review
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