SHOW GUIDE SPIELWARENMESSE 2013 WOW TOYS
2013 will see Wow launch a range of new products. With its high quality and ‘no batteries’ principles still at the forefront of all that it does, there will also be a strong emphasis on ensuring retail stand-out. New products in the range include Wow’s ‘3-in-1 Multipacks’. There are three box sets in all, with each one containing three best-selling toys. They include
Bathtime Buddies, Girls Day Out and Farm Friends sets. A great way to
introduce toddlers to the world of Wow Toys is with the new Wow World Playmat.
MAGIC BOX INT
As one of Europe’s leading producers of collectable toys, Magic Box Int will be exhibiting collectable brands such as Gogo’s Crazy Bones and Bungees. The fair will also be a chance for customers to take a first look at Magic Box Int’s latest collectables craze – Kobots. Thisis set to launch in the UK on February 14th. Kobots – Dual Action Game is a highly collectable and playable concept. HALL 10.1, STAND C-15
WILDLIFE WORLD
Wildlife World will feature its Minibugs range of wildlife habitats for bees, bugs, butterflies and ladybirds, especially designed for children. These wooden insect homes come in bright coloured gift boxes, each with their own wobbly bug magnifying glass and a project book. With four to collect, the Minibug habitats have won Best
New Product at GLEE 2010. Also on display will be the Me and My Birds feeding kit which allows children to have fun making cakes for their feathered friends. New for 2012 and taking
advantage of the craze for all things cupcake, Wildlife World will be exhibiting its colourful cupcake treats for garden birds: Bird-Day Cakes. HALL 5, STANDS D-53
With the recent great success of the UK’s launch of Pockets Friends, Wow is introducing these great impulse purchase toys to all international partners. Each pack is suitable for both girls and boys from 18 months old, and it is the first ever impulse purchase toy for the under threes. HALL 12.0, STAND C-01-1
LE TOY VAN
Dino’s Red Garage is a new painted wooden play set. This smart red garage with black trim features three storeys, two spiral ramps, a petrol pump, and a working up and down lift, all presented on a detailed baseboard. It also includes one car. It is specifically designed
to have international appeal, as it comes with laminated livery stickers in English, French, German and Spanish. Dino’s Red Garage is also joined by the new Bluejay Garage which shares all the same features but is finished in a cool blue colour scheme. Many other new products will debut in 2013 in key
GEN42
For over 12 years Gen42 has been designing and publishing games that stimulate the senses as well as giving the brain a good old-fashioned workout. Its line of board-less
strategic and tactical games have a satisfying, hefty feel to the pieces, making a lovely sound when handled. Each of their board-less games includes a good quality bag so that the game can be taken and played anywhere. The quality of the components is only surpassed by the quality of the gameplay, says Gen42. The company’s success at an international level is largely
due to its award winning product ‘Hive’, a chess-like game that plays in under 20 minutes. To date the Hive product range includes two main games, Hive and Hive Carbon, as well as travel version Hive Pocket and the two expansions for the game: The Mosquito and The Ladybug. There are also two digital versions available for iPhone and for Xbox 360, with an Android app in development. 2013 will be the ninth
year that Gen42 will be exhibiting at the Nuremberg Toy Fair. Its other games on show
SCHMIDT SPIELE Schmidt’s hallmark is
exceptionally high quality jigsaws with captivating images for adults and children. This year’s new releases continue in that vein.
Both the John Deere and
Playmobil puzzle sets (with four jigsaws in each set) are a strong addition to its already exceptional range. The containers for both sets of jigsaws double as a cheerful four-drawer storage rack, with the images for each of the
puzzles on the back of each drawer.
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include Logan Stones, which takes the simplicity of Rock, Paper, Scissors and adds to it a fun strategic element, and Junkyard Races, a mad racing game for up to eight players. HALL 10.0, STAND C-01
ranges, including the Honeybake, Daisylane, Budkins, Farm World, Castle
World and Pirate World collections. HALL 3, STAND D-38
As well as the traditional
range, there are limited edition jigsaws – exclusive one-off images from exceptional artists. 2013 also sees Schmidt add a little bit of glamour and nostalgia, with its Panam range of
jigsaws and novelties. And finally, following the phenomenal success of the superior Sorgenfresser plush toys in Germany, these magical creations will soon be available across Europe. Developed as characters by Gerd Hahn, Sorgenfresser take children’s worries and gobble them up. They’re available in both full size and mini, with a further range of accessories expected later in 2013. Coiledspring will also be at the Schmidt stand at the 2013 Nuremberg Toy Fair.
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