SHOW GUIDE SPIELWARENMESSE 2014 Bigjigs Toys
Bigjigs Toys will be attending Nuremberg 2014 complete with new additions to Bigjigs Rail, Cooking & Roleplay and Bigjigs Baby ranges. The City Train Set and Table joins Bigjigs’ collection of railway tables, and includes an extensive train set featuring a bustling city setting complete with high rise buildings, a helipad, bridges and a metro train. Bigjigs Toys has also added to its collection of
railway sets with a Rocket Train Set based around Stephenson’s Rocket and a London Train Set featuring iconic buildings from the capital. After experiencing success with the pink Bigjigs Rail lines, the wooden toy manufacturer has welcomed several accessories including a tunnel, bridge, double engine shed and expansion pack. Elsewhere, Bigjigs has expanded its Cooking & Roleplay
range with a host of accessories that are perfect for young budding chefs. Stepping into the kitchen are the colourful shopping
trolley, a set of scales and a newly designed shop till. Bigjigs will also be showcasing a cake stand at
Nuremberg, brimming with a wide array of cakes. Bigjigs Baby lines have been given a refresh in an attempt to reinvigorate the range. Products in the collection have been given a touch of colour to complement each other, as well as being amended to fit within modular packaging to make the merchandising process simpler and easier on the eye.
Hall 3 Stand A39
Cartamundi
With a history of printing playing cards for over 300 years, Cartamundi UK has firmly established its position as a trusted retail supplier and the company isn’t slowing down in 2014. The firm has a bumper year lined up thanks to a wide array of licensed family card games and a new interactive card game concept. Cartamundi’s long-standing relationship with Disney continues with several pre-school card games including Doc McStuffin‘s Dominos, Jake and the Never Land Pirates Donkey, Sofia the First Pairs and Mickey Mouse Happy Families. Elsewhere, with a big screen sequel lined up in 2014,
Cartamundi is bringing Planes fans the new Planes Fire and Rescue game in Tuck box and game box. Meanwhile, away from the cinema screen, many will be glued to the TV as World Cup fever sweeps the nation. Cartamundi will be hoping to capatalise on the World Cup with an official range of FIFA 14 card games including the FIFA 14 World Cup Facts Game, FIFA 14 Illustrative Playing Cards, FIFA 14 Memo Game and FIFA 14 Playing Cards. Cartamundi is also launching a new interactive card game range in the summer.
Hall 10.1 Stand C-11, B-06
Goldfish & Bison
Goldfish & Bison is showcasing its Spirograph, Laser Pegs, Simon and Megableu ranges at the show. The company re-launched
Spirograph in 2013 under licence from Hasbro and the range is expanding in 2014 thanks to a new innovation that enables kids to view their drawings in 3D. New play options will be revealed in 2014, building the range with fresh licences, creative style ideas and other innovative solutions. Hoping to emulate the success of
the re-launched Spirograph is Simon, as the fast-paced game where players have to repeat increasingly long sequences of flashing colours makes a return in 2014.
Goldfish & Bison will be revealing
an expansive Laser Pegs line-up featuring new developments for the illuminated construction system.
Stand A34 Hall 5 Bringing technological
advancement into the range, Laser Pegs fans will be shown portable play solutions to suit construction on the go. The new Laser Pegs sets each
build several models, so kids can continue to be creative when out and about, while the brand will also be announcing a partnership with a world famous edutainment brand. As a result of this deal, kids
will be able to re-create Laser Pegs models based on pre-historic creatures, famous landmarks and more. The Megableu portfolio continues to be a success for Goldfish & Bison and the current range features titles including Ghost Hunt, Creepy Hand, Enchanted Ball and Chase Zurg featuring Buzz Lightyear. New additions to the line-up will be unveiled at the fair.
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