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Enter For A Chance To Win An Entire Fleet Of Snap Ships!

Building Snap Ships is a great activity for together time for parents and children. The unique block design lets you quickly create a base structure then customize it with all types of decorative parts. Once assembled, Snap Ships stay together so you can also play with them and not just look at them. Check out GeekDad’s review of Snap Ships here. To celebrate #BuildtoBattle teams of parents and children enjoy these new building toys, PlayMonster is sponsoring a contest where the Grand Prize is an entire fleet of Snap Ships!

One lucky winner will receive all 10 Snap Ships. Fill out the entry form below and include a name for your parent/child #BuildtoBattle team. The Sweepstakes ends at 11:59:59 PM PT on October 5, 2020. 

Visit our companion site, GeekDad, to complete the giveaway entry form! 

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Patricia Vollmer

Patricia Vollmer is the proud mother of two sons, ages 16 & 18, who are as geeky as she is. She's been writing for the Geek Family Network since 2011. She is a meteorologist who works for the U.S. Air Force in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Hobbies include running, despite no one chasing her, sharing her love for Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars, and exploring the world with her boys. Ask her why the sky is blue at your own risk.

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