EVENT PREVIEW TIGER HOBBIES HALL 3, STAND 3G44 01709 890 940
Tiger Hobbies’ mission is to import scale military collectables and to give retailers models with both the profit margin and prices to be attractive to the end user customer. With its observation of worldwide prices, Tiger Hobbies has noticed quite large gaps between UK and overseas prices especially in the United States. So it has tried to get the price of models as close as possible to give the UK retailer – especially those dealing with mail order – the chance to sell their products worldwide and to capture the business of UK customers who
have in the past gone to retailers in the USA – and to those in other territories around the world. Tiger Hobbies’ portfolio of import
products includes two die-cast companies: Hobby Master and Century Wings – both great products bring together both detail and value. Tiger also imports Falcon Diecast which will cover 1/72 classic US jets from the 1950s and Blitz72 an entry level Military 1/72 range. Tiger Hobbies also distributes in the UK a number of other products on behalf of its import companies and direct imports.
BURHOUSE BEADS HALL 3, STAND 3G10 01484 485527
Pippin Kits is proud to launch four exciting new kits to complement its existing classics range. New for 2012 are Sherbets, Berries, Rainbow Brights and Surfer Bands kits. These luxury jewellery- making kits are beautifully presented and make gorgeous jewellery to wear time and time again. Included is everything you need, including a full colour instruction booklet. Look out for more new kits in 2013. For more info call the above
THUMBSUP HALL6, 6P37 020 8839 8847
UK gift and gadget developer thumbsUp saw 2012 revenue from its international branches double and expects that to quadruple in 2013. And despite challenging trade conditions, thumbsUp has maintained double digit growth due to successful expanding portfolio. Highlights for the show include the Shuffle Bot Speaker, a fun robot with swag dance moves compatible with a 3.5mm jack audio device; iRecorder, a retro tape recorder/iPhone speaker; and Zombie Gnome, an infected ornament which will have fellow gnomes running scared.
STAND 3K18-L19 TOBAR HALL 3, MARBEL HALL 3, STAND Q04 01208 873123
Marbel Toys is back with its award- winning show stand. Announcing 180 new products and a re-brand from its current portfolio of brands at the Spring Fair 2013, Marbel is also showcasing three new ranges. Over 25 new products from Hape
will be showcased, including two pull alongs arriving in the ‘13 Hape catalogue: The Walk-A-Long Croc and the Walk-Along Puppy. BRIO brings rail play to the Wild West with a new range inspired by ‘steam’ exploration of the frontier. Eight new products from Deglingos soft toys
ESDEVIUM HALL 3, STAND 3D18 01420 593593
Esdevium will showcase games and pocket money toys this year – evergreen and new products alike. Visitors should keep their
number or email
info@pippinkits.com.
eyes open for Wonder Forge’s collection of Disney board games that includes licences for Disney Princess and Jake and the Never Land Pirates. The new pocket money collectible, Kobots – Dual Action Game includes
CARTAMUNDI HALL 3, STAND 3P43 01268 511 522 Business
development director Wojtek Kolan says: “We are immensely proud of our achievements and are really looking forward to announcing our new range. Our designers have worked incredibly hard to create a highly creative range.”
Cartamundi provides fun, yet educational family card games. Retailers can look forward to memory recall card game Visualise (RRP £7.99). This ‘frighteningly fast’ game will stretch the limit of players’ imaginations as they race to collect the most cards, with junior and adult versions available. Meanwhile young children can sharpen up their act
GREAT GIZMOS HALL 3, STAND NO6-PO7 01293 543221 01502 471211
Tobar has a whopping 150 new additions, from traditional toys with attractive margins, to impulse buy pocket money toys like the Squish and Squash range. Other strong brands in the Tobar line-up include the likes of Maisto and Bburago as well as Robo Fish, an aquatic robot supported by TV advertising, plus new animated plush toys from 50Fifty.
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Great Gizmos expands its array of craft kits, toys and gifts with the latest additions at Spring Fair. Brand new for 2013 are three new ranges to the NICI collection: Jolly Logan (right), Green Lilly and Horse Club. Adding to NICI’s plush collection is Horse Club, which includes a beautiful soft dapple grey horse that is available from 15cm up to 120cm plush, beanies, magNICI’s and cushions, as
well as school accessories. In the craft and science ranges, 4M has several collections to choose from covering all aspects of creativity, whether arts and crafts, ecological and energy saving projects or exciting scientific experiments.
Debuting at the Fair on
Great Gizmos’ stand is Plan Toys: Great Gizmos has been granted full distribution rights of the renowned Thai brand in the UK and Eire.
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with a creative range of Ace
Junior card games
(RRP £4.99), covering numeracy, literacy and creativity skills, plus classic titles for all the family.
96 detailed and collectable figurines and will be released in February on the back of a TV ad and product sampling campaign. Esdevium is a key firm for
pocket money toys and crazes such as Pokémon and Moshi Monsters and Match
Attax. It also offers classic and modern board games like Settlers of Catan, Carcassonne and Ingenious.
will be introduced, plus new product from nanoblock, Makedo, Ein-O Science, Bullyland, Pink Poppy and Battersea Dogs & Cats Home Plush.
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