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Competition: Indiana Jones Key Chains

Like Lego? Consider yourself an Indiana Jones fan? Then you'll be sure to love these wonderful Indiana Jones Key chains available now at the LEGO shop. The greatest adventurer of all time is back...and ready to protect your keys! For £2.99 you can snap up the undeniably adorable official LEGO Indiana Jones minifigure on a sturdy metal ring and chain. He even comes with his own signature hat and shoulder bag. There are also two other Indie-themed keyrings at the LEGO shop including Professor Henry Jones and a pesky Guard, but snap them up as soon as you can as we've been told they're going like hot cakes!

We have five Indiana Jones Key chains to be whipped up. To enter, simply recommend DYR to your family and friends. All participants will be submitted into a free draw. The Winner will be drawn 31st July 2008.

For more information on the LEGO keychains visit http://shop.lego.com

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Boglins

These were slimey hand puppets that looked like a large bogey with large eyes, small hands and a tendancy for biting little sister's arms (very popular with big brothers then!). Their boxes came with bars on the side to look like they were some rotten experiment turned evil. There were three varieties of the original Boglins in the US these were known as Drool, Dwork and Vlob although in the UK they went by the names of Plunk, Dwork and Flurp.

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Fuzzy Felt

Fuzzy-Felt was an ingenious children's toy which first appeared in the 1950s. Basically you had a collection of small 'fuzzy' pieces of felt in assorted shapes, sizes and colours and then you had another material covered board on which you would arrange the Fuzzy-Felt in patterns or pictures. The Fuzzy-Felt would just stick to the material board with no adhesive and each piece could be repositioned as often as you liked.

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Havoc Action Girl

I had a Havoc Action Girl and boy did I love her! She spent so much time in the water the elastic that held her legs on rotted and her legs fell off! But that didn't stop me playing with her, although after that she did have to float along as there were obviously no legs in the catsuit! I remember I had the bike and skis and the rainmac, large floppy hat and violin case with the tommie gun in. She was the best. I wish there was a secret agent doll for girls around now, I'm sure it would be much more popular than Barbie or Bratz!

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Competition: Cool Surface original artwork

How would you like to bag yourself a unique piece of artwork from one of the UK's most talented digital artists, designed specifically for you? David and Sarah Cousens a.k.a Cool Surface are the hottest things in illustration at the moment with five new books for Macmillan Publishing currently on the horizon. This talented duo have agreed to create a one-off piece of art off the cuff - all you have to do is let us know is which 80's character would you most like to adorn your wall - this could be anything from Transformers to Barbie or even Spotty and Superted!

One lucky winner will get a chance to have their very own extremely limited edition Cool Surface artwork created just for them. To enter, simply recommend DYR to your family and friends making sure you add the word 'art' after your name. All participants will be submitted into a free draw. The Winner will be drawn 31st July 2008.