ToyFair2013 Carte Blanche Group Stand B135
01243 792 600 |
www.tattyteddytoys.com A newcomer to the toy sector in 2012, Carte Blanche-branded toys have received two toy industry awards as well as accolades from retailer John Lewis. Carte Blanche is currently celebrating its silver anniversary, with plenty to look forward to in the coming year. Carte Blanche Group has unveiled its hero product for next year, a pink puppy toy with a blue nose and a host of hi-tech tricks. Join In and Play Tatty Puppy is a plush toy which interacts with puppy sounds and movements when stroked on the head or back. Tatty Puppy also interacts with app technology, enabling the pooch to respond to a free game download. As children play the mini- game, Tatty Puppy will wag its tail, move its ears and head, sit, and rest on its front paws. Puppy sounds include yapping, panting, barking and a whimper. Tatty Puppy has 16 different movement combinations. The range also includes a selection of Tatty Puppy dress up clothing items. Join In and Play Tatty Puppy will hit the market in June 2013 alongside My Blue Nose Friends and a magical wardrobe ‘carry case’ for Dress Up and Play accessories. Visitors to the stand can play the app on a big screen and watch Tatty Puppy in action. My Blue Nose Friends Playable Soft Toys offer a new soft pattern format for the brand. The new soft
pattern format is aimed at younger children, with a range of plush in six characters: Twiggy the Giraffe, Fluffy the Sheepdog, Jungle the Orang-utan, Tiny the Mouse, Cuddles the Bear and Toots the Elephant. New for 2013, Dress Up and Play Tatty Teddy has a brand new wardrobe for storing outfi ts and accessories. Tatty Teddy’s Wardrobe comes complete with one outfi t and can double-up as a carry case.
Worlds Apart Stand B130
08003 898 591 |
www.worldsapart.com Set to launch at Toy Fair 2013, Worlds Apart’s new Horrible Histories boys’ collectables and interactive battle arena is the fi rst range of toys based on Horrible Histories, the children’s history book series published by Scholastic. Horrible Histories celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2013, which will see new publishing and the fi fth season of the BAFTA award-winning TV series.
Launching Spring/Summer 2013, the Horrible Histories sets will feature iconic characters from the Roman and Egyptian era, and create a range of fi gures and battle arenas that combine action and collectable heroes, as well as strategy for older boys. The collection will also feature armies, accessories and game cards, and boys will be able to battle with their friends and arrange and display their collections. Worlds Apart will also be launching new Tatty Teddy & My Blue Nose Friends
characters and playsets following a successful launch of the range in Autumn/Winter 2012, plus showcase a new product line with new licences for Autumn/Winter 2013 in its Go Glow range. Continuing to focus on boys, the company will be also be showcasing the new Hero by
Go Glow. A 3-in-1 motion-activated room guard, voice recorder and torch, the product will be launching in the newly-acquired Turtles and Monsters licences. Turtles will be a big new licence in 2013, with the launch of a full Turtles range, including a new Go Glow Pal, Go Glow Light, ReadyBed, play tent and brand new Ninja Training Bag. In the Girls’ Collectables category, Worlds Apart will be unveiling the newest additions
to its My Blue Nose Friends range at the show. Autumn/Winter sees a host of new characters added to the range, a selection of new accessory sets, and the Wise the Owl’s School House playset. Building on the success of the multi-functional ride-on and pull-along suitcase Skoot,
Worlds Apart will be launching two new colours followed by a year’s intensive marketing activity for the product.
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Tactic Games Stand H96
01483 751 267 |
www.tactic.net Tactic Games has had success during 2012 with the Angry Birds Action Game and Angry Birds Popomatic Space Race Game. Tactic is launching several new lines in 2013 to complement the existing range; the Angry Birds Power Cards range, Angry Birds Table Top Game, Space Race Action Game, Angry Birds Petanque and more. Tactic Angry Birds games have added value extras within the packs allowing consumers to download screen savers, collect Angry Birds cards and more. The T actic Brand is growing signifi cantly in the UK, and 2013 will see the launch of new Tactic products such as ‘iKnow’, a brand new game experience which will be supported with media and celebrity events. ‘iKnow’ can be viewed at
www.iknowgame.net. 2013 will see Tactic launch new high-profi le licensed games adding to the impact of the Angry Birds offering. Tactic has been designing and developing games since 1967 and today is a worldwide operation and growing signifi cantly every year. The Finnish-based company’s factory is being expanded to cope with current and future demand.
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