ToyFair2013 Uncle Milton Stand Gallery 610
08456 001 676 |
www.gameonstuff.com The Uncle Milton Star Wars Science brand will continue into 2013 with new, innovative toys to coincide with the two Star Wars 3D movie releases; Episode 2 in September and Episode 3 in October 2013. Some of the new items for 2013 include an Infrared Force Battle Trainer and the Yoda Lightsaber Room Light.
The Infrared Force Battle Trainer demonstrates the power
of infrared technology through a variety of experiments. Once the Force Activator is strapped onto the hand, users can watch how infrared works through a window, in the sunlight, in the shade, and off walls. Using the power of the Force, children can battle with the
Droids. Place them anywhere in the room, listen for the Droid to activate and shoot as soon as they do. After three hits, the Droid will be defeated and fall down; there are three skills levels to work through. The Uncle Milton ‘In My Room’ brand continues to create
in-room experiences for children. 2013 will see the launch of the new interactive room décor items to complement the existing interactive toy range. Children can create a light and sound experience on their wall with Wild Walls. 2013 will see the launch of both licensed and non-licensed editions including the Animal Assortment. This detailed wall applique features animals in their wild environments. A special-effect activator includes a special textured wall illuminator and sound effects. The assortment includes Shark Encounter, Dolphin Voyage, Safari Adventure and Dinosaur Expedition. Building on the success of the Fireworks Lightshow Launcher, Uncle Milton has expanded this into a full line of fi reworks-inspired toys under its proprietary ‘Fireworks Lightshow’ brand. Recently launched toys in the line include the Roman Candle Fireball Blaster and the Dragonfi re Night Rocket. Some of the new products for 2013 include Screamin’ Sky Weasel, Shoe Fireworks, and the Cyclone Pinwheel. The fi rework-styled shoe attachments include different
coloured LED lights on each shoe that create a fi rework light effect and twinkle with every step. The Uncle Milton National Geographic Wild range continues to expand with toys, games, and puzzles offering children the opportunity to get closer to the looks and abilities of animals in the wild. 2013 will see the launch of the Chameleon Vision Goggles, with the ability to see behind and moveable eye position. Other 2013 National Geographic Wild products include the nominated ‘US Outdoor Toy of The Year’ Anteater Bug Vac and the Monkey Madness Room Alarm.
Bladez
Stand Gallery 123 02392 658 255 |
trade@bladeztoyz.co.uk The Bladez range of licensed radio controlled infl atable toys has taken the world by storm. Bladez fl agship product, the R2-D2 from Star Wars, has been one of the top-selling RC toys over the festive period in the UK, USA, UAE and Australia. Building on this range Bladez has
developed several additional licensed droids including R5-D4 and QT-KT to add to the Star Wars range. R2-D2 will be available to order during
trade show season, however if you missed out in 2012 make sure orders are placed early to avoid disappointment, as demand will increase with the release of two Star Wars fi lms towards the back end of 2013. During the trade show season Bladez will be showcasing several new licensed properties including several big hitters from the big screen and TV. Bladez has developed the concepts and will be showing prototypes during Jan/Feb 2013. The RC range covers an entry-level RC helicopter, with a RRP of £15, through to hobby-
grade, professional spy camera airplanes and helicopters. Fun is the name of the game with the Water Cannon RC helicopter, which has been voted top fl ying toy by the Gadget Show. The Water Cannon helicopter incorporates the Bladez stability system with the added twist of real action water pistol built into the helicopter. The Bladez Bubble helicopter is also coming, and is a helicopter which blows bubbles. Bladez is exhibiting at Toy Fair Olympia, Spring Fair NEX, Nuremberg and New York Toy Fair.
Tobar
Stand Gallery 525 08445 734 299 |
www.tobar.co.uk Tobar is introducing more new lines than ever before this January, with 150 new additions to its increasingly diverse collection. There is a new range of traditional toys that offer highly attractive margins and give retailers something a little different to appeals to all channels. Tobar’s range of impulse-buy pocket money toys continues to grow with an expansion to the popular Squish and Squash range, a selection of fun clockworks, high-quality wooden toys and more. To top it off, all of Tobar’s new, traditional and pocket money lines have fresh packaging with on-brand designs that sit together in themed ranges. In a fi rst for Tobar, the company has announced that it is the distributor for a number of other commercially strong brands. The chance to work with names like Maisto and Bburago bring incredible opportunities to enhance customers’ and Tobar’s own ranges with additional market-leading products. The premium die-cast models and remote control vehicles mean top-sellers like the 2012 Red Bull range and revised RC Rock Crawler can complement existing lines with additional show-stopping products. Other things to look out for include Robo Fish, an aquatic robot that appears and swims in such a lifelike way, supported by TV advertising. Tobar also has new animated plush toys from 50Fifty, bolstering its soft ranks with even more cute and cuddly toys. Look for Tobar on its brand new show stand to fi nd out even more about the exciting and
profi table experiences that lie ahead for everyone working with Tobar. There will be some special offers available on the stand too.
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