gamesandpuzzles Fiesta Crafts Jumbo Games
Fiesta Crafts presents the Dr Baffler’s 24-piece, colourful wooden jigsaw.
The puzzle comes on a wooden backing
board with a recessed frame, to help young puzzlers position the pieces and make it easy to pick up and show off their achievement. Also available is a wooden shelf display to hold up to eight puzzles, including ones from the Muddle Puzzle range.
Each of the four puzzles in the range has a child-friendly design featuring animals and people. Themes include Princesses, Knights and Dragon, Farm and Wild Animals. These puzzles are the younger cousins of the Dr Baffler Muddle Puzzles with colourful repeating patterns which are harder than they look. Dr Baffler Muddle Puzzles are illustrated with a choice of Knight, Princess, Sealife and Farm designs. Each theme comes in either ‘puzzling’ 9 pieces (for five years plus) or ‘tricky’ 22 pieces (for six years plus) for true bafflement; even adults are sure to be scratching their heads.
T: 020 8804 0563 W:
www.fiestacrafts.co.uk
Jumbo is launching two new puzzles to the Wasgij range: Cone-gestion and Christmas Getaway. Jumbo has secured a deal with painter James
Milroy to produce two 625-piece puzzles: Ballroom Dancing and Painters Painting. Jumbo Games will launch its first licenced games for its iPieces range. iPieces Peppa Pig and iPieces Fireman Sam use innovative technology to allow children to play board games on the iPad. Jumbo has launched a 3D Peppa Pig Fairground Ride Game, complete with character
figurines and an easy to use spinning merry-go-round. Also hitting the stores are Everything’s Rosie Raggles Reporter Game and Stratego. Other products available include a Bananas in Pyjamas 35-piece puzzle assortment and a 4-in-1 shaped puzzle.
T: 01707 260 436 W:
www.jumbo.eu
Bananagrams
Jumbo Bananagrams is a giant version of the original international word game, featuring 144 waterproof, three-inch square tiles packaged in a funky giant yellow banana- shaped tote bag. Requiring no pencil, paper or board, Jumbo Bananagrams is addictive fun and educational play for kids age five to 105. Players race against each other to build giant crossword grids and use all their letter tiles. Jumbo ZIP-IT is a large-scale edition of the fast-paced two-player crossword race, that can be played in as little as 20 seconds and features 24 beautiful wooden lettered two- inch square cubes and coloured scoring zips that come built into the pouch. To play, each person takes 12 cubes and races to form his/her own crossword grid using any side of the cubes. The first player to use all their own cubes calls “ZIP!” and marks a point by moving their own scoring zipper up the pouch. The first person to score 10 points calls “ZIP-IT!” and wins the game. Both games are perfect for innovative outdoor play in the park or at the beach, and equally fun indoors for the classroom or family gatherings.
T: 020 8876 3013 W:
www.bananagrams.com
Gibsons
Fans of Downton Abbey awaiting the third series are in for a treat; Gibsons has announced the launch of 500- and 1,000-piece Downton Abbey jigsaw puzzles, providing fans with a souvenir that combines nostalgia with hours of puzzling fun. Gibsons’ Limited Edition Proud To Be British jigsaw puzzle commemorates the Queen’s
Diamond Jubilee weekend, featuring memorable highlights such as the Red Arrows fly-past and the 1,000 boat flotilla. Each Proud To Be British jigsaw puzzle comes with a serial number certificate, creating a highly collectable and patriotic souvenir. New from Gibsons is the annual Christmas Limited Edition 2012 Jigsaw Puzzle Christmas
Shopping depicting a local department store where shoppers are laden with parcels. Artist Marcello Corti has once again produced a magnificent festive scene, the tenth in this popular series, and each puzzle contains a serial number certificate, making an ideal collectors gift.
T: 020 8661 8866 W:
www.gibsonsgames.co.uk
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