Alyss Toys Stand Gallery 180
01285 762 039 |
www.alysstoys.co.uk Alyss Toys is an importer and distributor of a range of high-quality toys to the retail sector and will be exhibiting for the fi rst time at Toy Fair 2013. Launched earlier this year, the company has built up a portfolio of brands designed to cover three key areas of pre- school and junior play - Activity, Construction and Collectables. Orb Factory’s range
of Sticky Mosaics introduces two new products which make ideal activity sets for pre- schoolers from ages three and up. My First Creative Collage Birds and My First Creative Collage Monsters will be available for preview exclusively at Toy Fair. Plastwood World of Safe Toys aims to bring magnetic construction back into the UK construction toy market. Alyss is to launch initially with two ranges: SuperMaxi and Kliky. SuperMaxi is a kit for children aged over three years, based on the principle of extra- long magnetic rods and spheres which enable the building of precise, solid structures. Kliky is a pre-school range which enables children from as young as one to safely experience the possibilities presented by magnetic play. Quercetti, providing quality and heritage in educational and fun toys, is another range in the Alyss toys portfolio. Alyss is offering several Quercetti lines including the Skyrail marble run collection. Also part of the Alyss portfolio and available to view at Toy Fair 2013 is the award-winning Bilibo, and the Safari range of collectable animal model miniatures.
Hippychick Stand H44
01278 434 440 |
www.hippychick.com On display will be the company’s multi award-winning range of ride-on, push-along and wooden toys. For the fi rst time at Toy Fair, Hippychick will be showcasing
HappyHopperz. These infl atable animal hoppers are available in a variety of different animal designs and bright colours; there is a Hopper to suit every child. Joining HappyHopperz on the stand are Moover Toys, the Danish- designed wooden toys which come in both a warm natural and a vibrant cherry red colourway. With their contemporary lines and classic retro styling, these are quality toys. There are fi ve designs to choose from and all come in clean and stylish packaging for creating a visually striking display. Completing the line-up are the Wheelybugs. They can be ridden, pushed and pulled, and are for both boys and girls.
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D’arpèje Stand Gallery 189
+33 (0)478 796 050 |
ilan@darpeje.com D’arpèje has joined with Hasbro to develop a Play-Doh arts and crafts range. In addition to the Hasbro Play-Doh range, D’arpèje is offering
Seager Games Stand Gallery 145
01959 573 510 |
www.whereismoldova.com British games maker Seager Games has a growing range of family board games to suit all ages and ability including Where is Moldova, Where is Koocanusa, Don’t Get Mad, Friendly Numbers, Friendly Letters and Granbob’s Britain. Seager Games is dedicated to producing high-quality, fun board games that offer great value for money. The company specifi cally designed Moldova, Koocanusa and Don’t Get Mad so it would evenly feature luck, tactics and general knowledge. Anyone can win from any position and nobody can go ‘out’ of any game until it is all over. The company’s average game times are under an hour. All Seager Games games are made in the UK.
varied, coloured, playful and educational toys suitable for children aged two years plus. The range of the brand expands with D’arpèje’s complete offering of fun colourings and fi nger-paints, as well as home furniture designed for creative play. One of the more signifi cant products is the Play-Doh activity desk. This smart and ergonomic desk gives children more space to create, and comes with numerous storage parts and a varied creative set.
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