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SHOW GUIDE SPIELWARENMESSE 2012 123 HALL 7, STAND A-20 ALIBABA HALL 11.1, STAND H-04
Alibaba.com staff will be on hand to discuss the latest global toy buying trends and share unique insights on the industry from
Alibaba.com’s 23 million international members. Having a constant and reliable
source of quality products is essential to building and sustaining a successful business.
Thanks to events such as Nuremberg and the trade fair extension that the internet provides, sourcing
Mookie is introducing the new Football Skill Academy products for 2012. Skill Shot is a game created to aid
the development of children’s skills and understanding of the game. The game is an interactive, multi-rebound goal training centre, consisting of three nets which can be clipped together in various ways depending on skill level. There is also voice command capability. The new football training game, Under Control, allows players to control the pace of their football practise. Suitable for ages six and over and approximately £34.99. Target Goal is a two-in-one pop-up goal that is easy to set up and dismantle and comes with its own carry case which the goal folds into for transport.
The Pro Training Set includes a vinyl ball, four soccer cones, stop watch, whistle, boot bag, drinks bottle, football pump, gloves and shin pads. The set is for the four plus age group and has an RRP of £19.99 (TBC). The new pull-along Createaway
Garden Pals Turtle has accessories including a watering can, fork, spade, scoop and flower pots and all fit in the turtle for storage. You can feed anything into the
turtle’s mouth - earth, grass, worms, water, sand, and lift up the shell to see what it’s eaten and use the pull-out tray under the turtle’s tummy to empty. Finally, the Createaway Activity
Centre is a brightly coloured portable play-set ideal for indoor and outdoor activities.
THE NINJA CORPORATION HALL 8, STAND D-06 MAYHEM UK
Mayhem UK will be exhibiting new outdoor toys for children such as water sea scooters that pull kids across the top of the water and teach children how to swim, plus underwater sea scooters that let them snorkel underwater. There will also be details of a new sea scooter for children launched at the show. In addition, visitors will be able to see other products such as the Aurora Colour Changing Clock, the Flygun which kills flies, new action video cameras and
POCKETBOND
opportunities are abundant and varied, allowing small and medium-sized businesses to find all kinds of goods and supplies that normally may be difficult to source. Staff will be available to show visitors how to combine the business relationships they have built in Nuremberg with online trading platforms and internet searches to find unique products to offer customers.
HALL 8, STAND C-08
spy video cameras, water bottle speakers and touch screen gloves and rechargeable hand warmers. Products at the show will include Pooljet, Bladefish, Fly Gun, Aurora Colour Changing, Alarm Clock, The Tiny Action Video Camera and Spy Video Camera, the Bike Bottle Speaker with MP3 Player and FM Radio, Heaties Outdoor Hand Warmers, Touchies Touch Screen Gloves and Spy Video Cameras.
HALL 7, STAND F-31
The Ninja Corporation will be exhibiting a new range of patented 3D PlayScapes. Designed to create a fully immersive play environment for children aged two to eight, and building upon its Pop-Up and Tube Town ranges. Ninja’s 3D PlayScapes range includes a
variety of play themes such as the Happy Meadow Farm, which encourages children to interact with the farmyard characters and provides a platform for further learning and discovery. Alongside these will also be a number of licensed offerings. The range will be supported by social media marketing and promotional
video support will be available for online and in-store retail use. For added play value, the 3D PlayScapes include design features which aid discovery learning and which have been purposely created to make them suitable for use on their own and also in conjunction with other toys and books. As the 3D PlayScapes are self-supporting structures, they are not restricted for use in the corners of rooms and can even be assembled for outdoor play. As with all of Ninja’s ranges, the 3D PlayScapes can be assembled easily and after use can be stored in the carry bag included.
Pocketbond is the exclusive UK importer for several leading plastic model kit manufacturers such as Academy, Trumpeter, AFV Club, Roden, Pegasus Hobbies and IMEX. Its own range of EMHAR models includes a Viking Ship and oarsmen, the biggest range of World War I armour and figures. Easy Model collectables are ready built, museum quality, accurate replica models. Road Signature die-cast models cover 1:18, 1:24 and 1:43 scales and items such as MG TC, VW Microbus, and Jaguar E Type.
Pocketbond designs and manufactures the Classix range of 1950s/1960s 1/76 scale die-cast vehicles, Scenix OO Gauge Railway buildings, Conflix wargaming dioramas and EMHAR plastic models. Three years ago Pocketbond
acquired Toyway which was well known for its range of dinosaurs, having produced the BBC’s Walking With Dinosaurs range and the Natural History Museum line. The firm offers dinosaurs in all sizes including the monster size Jumbosaurs and the articulated Lords of
the Earth. Timpo’s soft touch dinosaurs and a selection of generic dinosaur toys such as the glow in the dark and stretchable dinos. The Toyway Science and Nature
range offers spy gadgets. The best sellers are the Two Way Spy Pen and Hands Free Listener. Educational toys such as the Insect Jars and Pocket Telescope/Microscope and exploration toys such as Mini Metal Detectors help develop the minds of children. The company’s star product for 2012 is the Academy Models R.M.S Titanic Centenary Edition 1:400 Scale Model Kit. Academy Models has released a 1:400 scale Centenary Edition model of the vessel.
In addition, the centenary model kit
has real wooden decking and brass photo etched parts including white coloured railings.
A bonus 150-piece jigsaw is included with a booklet detailing the construction of the ship and an etched metallic nameplate helps commemorate the magnificence and the tragedy of the ship. RRP £99.99.
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