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Kamis, 04 Juli 2013

1992 Milton Bradley Snow White Game

Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Game from 1992, by Milton Bradley. "Be the first to climb the mountain and awaken Snow White." For 2-4 players, ages 5 and up.



Contents include: game board, mountain background with Snow White/Witch sliding piece, forest with Snow White/Prince sliding piece, Dwarfs' cottage with wheel, diamond mine with wheel, Magic Mirror with wheel, and Snow White cut-out. Plus one spinner arrow, seven rock steps, seven dwarf pawns with plastic stands, seven dwarf token discs, two animal friend tokens, one stone slab, and instructions.

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The spinner arrow indicates which dwarf to move and what color to land on. Each player has several dwarf tokens which can be traded with others or lost to the poison apple. The object is to be holding the disc that matches the first dwarf to reach the top.





The stand-up components with sliding picture wheel attached to the back of each.





Back of box.

Images via 72phins2, banim69, and Board Game Geek.

Kamis, 30 Mei 2013

1980 Whitman Snow White Board Game

Walt Disney's Snow White Game With Special Magic Mirror. Licensed by Walt Disney Productions. Manufactured by Whitman. Dates from 1980. For 2 to 4 players, ages 7 and up. Be the first to make it around the board to wake Snow White from her sleep.




Contents: game board, a die-cut spinner, two player pieces (Snow and Prince), a rectangular 'Magic Mirror' label to place on the game board, and 14 Magic Mirror cards printed in reverse to be read in the mirror reflection. Also includes 12 one-sided round discs--3 Wicked Witch, 9 Poisoned Apple. Plus rules pamphlet.

Above images courtesy of komputerkat.


Nice clean illustrations laid out on the board.


Board images courtesy of calsidyrose.


Some printings of the game had a Whitman logo at the lower right corner of the box cover. Others did not.

Additional info and images courtesy of The Raymond Collection.