playgroundcrazes re:creation
re:creation’s Moshi Monsters range comprises three pocket money lines of wearable accessories (for ages five plus). The range includes Moshi Monsters Zippsters; a variety of 3D Moshlings attached to a child-friendly clasp which can be easily clipped on to any zip. The Charmling Band is a durable silicon band with space to attach up to 12 Moshling charms. There are 12 different Moshlings to collect in each series. The Zippsters can also be attached to the band. Moshi Monsters Key Chains feature the six Moshi Monster
Topps
Topps is releasing its third series of the Star Wars Force Attax Trading Card Game on 16th August 2012. Based on the Clone Wars TV series, which airs on Cartoon Network, Force Attax is fun, quick to play and a collectable for Star Wars fans. This series contains new cards that have four new stat categories, which can help players gain an advantage over their opponent. There are 165 cards in the base set, featuring favourite Clone Wars
characters, plus a host of new faces. With 240 cards to collect, packets of five cards and starter packs will
be available. T: 01908 800 123 W:
www.toppsdirect.com
characters. Each 6cm figure is packaged with a free bonus Moshling charm. The range is back on TV for a three-month period with a 20-second ad running from early August to the end of October. The campaign runs in the UK and Ireland on CITV, Nickelodeon, POP and NickToons delivering just under 500 TVRs. The ad focuses on collectability and the key point of difference: wearable accessories. Following the 2011 success of Finger Whips, re:creation is set
to introduce a pro-style range to the miniature scooter collection with a new look and fully interchangeable parts. These flexible die- cast mini scooters allow kids to perform impressive finger tricks and live out the pro scooting experience, by changing the wheels, handlebar, fork and deck to build their own custom design. The collection features four distinctive stunt scooter models: Blast, Pro, Dirt and Insane. There is a stand included so kids can line them up and display their customised set of wheels.
T: 01189 736 222 W:
www.recreationplc.com
Vivid Imaginations
Brand new to the AniMagic collection are the adorable AniMagic Cuties. The collectable Cuties are little puppies, kittens, ponies and bunnies which double up as handy pencil toppers or erasers. There are the Cuties Blind Bags which include two surprise characters. Build the collection up with the Cuties Collector Packs and the Cuties Sparkle Collection Tin. New for Autumn/Winter is the spinning Cuties Ferris Wheel Playset. Moshi Monsters games include Where’s Moshi and the ultimate Monstro City
Game. Race around Monstro City collecting various items form the shops and answering questions along the way. Once your collection is complete be the first to the centre of the board to answer the ultimate Moshi questions. Autumn/Winter 2012 sees the new introduction of Series 4 Moshi Monsters
Blind Bags, to be released for Back to School. Build up the collection faster with the Collector Pack. Collectable packs also include secret codes that can be redeemed for free in-game Rox. Kids can have fun with the collection of 12 characters for Squashi Moshi, the Moshlings who squeak and are Squashi. The Limited Edition Rox Collection Tin is a must-have for the Moshi collector with eight exclusive Rox styled Moshlings inside their own storage tin. The Moshling Zoo is the ideal place to store Moshlings. It has a secret storage area and comes with an Ultra Rare Moshling included. Kids can also build up a collection of their favourite soft and cuddly moshlings with the new series of Soft Toys.
T: 01483 449 944 W:
www.vividimaginations.co.uk
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