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Marketplace The place for business RATES: 1/4 page: Annual charge £1,395 (minimum 12 months booking) Get your company featured: jodie.holdway@intentmedia.co.uk T: 01992 535647 ADVERTISERS CARTAMUNDI CARDS Manufacturer 01268 511 522


 CHARACTER COSTUMES & P.O.S. Rainbow Productions...................020 8254 5300


 SUPPLIERS/MANUFACTURERS Cartamundi..................................01268 511522 Esdevium Games .........................01420 593593 Flying Toys...................................01702 294640 Ideal Software .............................01767 689720 Maps Toys ....................................01483 776006 Plastics for Games.......................01728 745300 Revell ...........................................01442 245619 Wow Toys.....................................020 7471 0980  LOGISTICS Import Services ...........................01489 799500  TESTING SERVICES PROVIDER Eurofins.......................................0161 868 7600


CARTAMUNDI is one of the largest global manufacturers of playing and trading cards and leads the field with 30 years of experience in card games.


Based in Belgium, the


privately owned company has 23 offices around the globe and is well positioned to drive the increasingly popular card game category forward. From traditional trading


cards through to lenticular, foil, coded and, more recently, connected generation technology cards, Cartamundi believes its range sets itself apart with some of the most recognisable brand names in playing cards, trading cards and card games on its books. A key focus for Cartamundi


this year is its memory game Visualise, in which players race against the clock to memorise an image on a card and answer as many questions correctly as they can.


As the popularity of kids


playing and exchanging cards in the playground grows in strength, Cartamundi will be launching new licensed card games this year featuring


Disney’s Monsters University and Planes. The company will also be


working with other children’s favourites including Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Angry Birds. Moving forward in 2013, Cartamundi has recently


collaborated with toy giant Mattel to develop My Uno, a personalised card game. The collaboration will see the company actively enter the digital printing space for the first time, in what it believes to be another market-leading step forward.


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REVELL Model/RC suppliers  01268 511 522


REVELL unveils an award winning concept to the remote control model market with a host of licences and almost 100 new releases including Red Bull, Star Wars, Star Trek, and Battlestar Galactica Revellutions is a range of R/C cars that includes


buggies, monster trucks and muscle cars. Dust and water resistant, these models come equipped with 2.4GHz technology, while the smaller model’s controller includes a wireless USB to connect to the Revellutions racing game at www.revellutions.de/en. The Revell Control brand


goes from strength to strength with its latest range of credit-card sized XS-series Micro Helicopters, Quadrocopter Multiquads with flight simulation, Glowees with glow-in-the- dark cabins and


Airboat Gatorskaters. Catering for all abilities,


Revell encourages newcomers with its pre- painted Star Wars Easykits that snap together without glue. Meanwhile, the aircraft


range includes the Flying Bulls Gift Sets with paints and glue; World War aircrafts the Spitfire Mk II, Messerschmitt Bf 109 and Junkers Ju88; plus the classic pocket money Micro Wings range.


The RMS Titanic and the


new Pirate Ship Easykit both feature in the sea collection,


while Revell’s Motorsport portfolio presents new lines from the Formula One 2012 season, the Red Bull Racing


RD8 Sebastien Vettel and Mark Webber. The new VW Beetle, released this year completes the range.


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