Boyslicensees Rubies
Rubie’s is the official dress-up partner to Marvel Classic in the UK. New for 2012 is Rubie’s child Spider-Man and The Avengers costume collection, which includes Hulk, Thor, Iron Man and Captain America. These lines come in a range of styles from dress-up sets that include a simple superhero EVA muscle top and fabric mask, through to deluxe padded muscle chest jumpsuits with EVA masks.
T: 01491.826500 W:
www.rubies.com
Cartamundi
T: 01268 511522 W:
www.cartamundi.com
IMC
Thinkway W:
www.thinkwaytoys.com
Thinkway Toys, the global master toy licensee for Disney’s Wreck-it Ralph, will launch a full line of innovative products around the film release. The line features an 11” talking Wreck-it Ralph with smashing action and SFX, action figures, jumbo sized plush Ralph, wrecking fists with SFX, race carts and more!
Vivid
Kids can have hours of fun playing the new Phineas and Ferb “4 of a Kind” game from Cartamundi by placing the transparent cards on top of each other in the right order to complete as many of the favourite Phineas and Ferb characters as they can.
The Disney/Pixar Cars Colouring & Activity Books are filled with colouring pages, fun activities, exciting mazes, hidden games and more. The high-performing Color Wonder Disney product range enables magical, mess-free creativity, with markers that only work on the special Color Wonder Paper. This patented technology allows kids to experience a fantastic new way of colouring in, revealing hidden images for surprising outcomes.
T: 01483 449944 W:
www.vividimaginations.co.uk
IMC’s Spider-Man Car play-set is not only a car - it opens up to reveal a new world inspired by the scenes that appear in the film and includes three mini cars. For Phineas & Ferb, IMC launches the new monster- sized radio controlled truck from the series, capable of being driven over all types of terrain and comes complete with Phineas and Ferb figures.
T: 01904 720908 W:
www.imc.es
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