Outdoortoys Zapf Creation
08450 533 333 |
www.zapf-creation.co.uk The Baby Annabell range offers two new prams this season, the Baby Annabell 2 in 1 travel system jogger and the Baby Annabell Stroller. The Baby Annabell 2 in 1 travel system jogger comes with a convenient detachable comfort seat for the child to choose whether to push their doll in the pram or carry it in the comfort seat. The Baby Annabell Stroller is
lightweight and compact-folding with a printed pink fabric design. Both prams are suitable for ages three plus.
Interplay
01628 488 944 |
www.interplayuk.com Three new kits have been added to Interplay’s award-winning My Living World collection, alongside a revamp of the current lines. Enhanced instruction manuals and refreshed packaging with new artwork have been developed in conjunction with recognised wildlife expert Nick Baker. The new kits, Snail,
Playmobil
Spider and Ladybird World, allow children to familiarise themselves with the lifecycle of creatures in their own gardens, collect specimens and settle them into their new habitat for close-up study. For closer inspection, the Bug Safari allows children to uncover millions of insects. The kit includes expert tools and instructions to help children observe creatures safely.
01268 548 111 |
www.playmobil.co.uk Playmobil’s new aerodynamic gliders are bright, colourful and complete with a pilot. The gliders will fl y long distances with ease and are strong.
Each glider comes with a pilot’s badge. Playmobil’s Deep Sea Submarine turns paddling pools into an ocean bed for underwater exploration, and is released just in time for Summer. The ballast system enables submarines to fl oat at different levels. The underwater motor makes gliding easy, while the airtight cockpit with removable roof keeps two explorers dry inside as they control the grabbing arms.
Brainstorm
01200 445 113 |
www.brainstormltd.co.uk The patented Original Flying Bird is powered by a high-quality rubber band and mechanism. It fl ies by fl apping its colourful, tear-proof wings up to 50 metres. The Brainstorm Toys Outdoor Adventure
range features the Outdoor Adventure Microscope. The handheld microscope has 20x to 40x magnifi cation, built-in illumination and a lanyard. A secret code hidden on the packaging allows children to enter an online prize draw. The Outdoor Adventure Binoculars are pocket-sized and lightweight, with 4x magnifi cation and 30mm glass lenses. The pocket-sized Outdoor Adventure Dynamo Torch has two LED bulbs; use the hand crank to generate the power.
Character Options
01616 339 800 |
www.character-online.co.uk Kids can throw the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Splat and Catch ball and make it ‘splat’ on the catcher’s paddle, which then reforms into its original shape. There are two paddles with TMNT graphics and two balls.
Also new is Mash’ems
Fist Flyers; launch the Turtle’s character to splat against any surface. Kids can also throw a TMNT Splat Ball or Splat Flyer against a fl at surface, which reforms back into a ball.
The Angry Birds Splat Strike bird attaches to the launcher and can be sent fl ying over 25 feet towards the pig target poster.
46 Toyworld GP Flair
020 8643 0320 | www.fl
airplc.co.uk Joining the portfolio is Kixi, scooters for pre-schoolers, developed by Razor. The Kix Scooter has three wheels and patented tilt and turn technology. The Mixi Scooter changes from three to two wheels, whilst the Scribble Scooter features a chalk bar. The Balance Bike helps improve coordination. Vapor Blasters fi re gel ammo, which evaporates. The Atlas 250 allows boys to shoot
50 rounds of ammo up to 60 feet without reloading. Kids can choose the pump- action mode or the trigger fi ring of the Vapor Fusion. Ammo packs are available. Backyard Safari will re-launch this
Spring and includes a Scoop Net, a 3-in-1 Compass, and a Lighted Field Scope. The Bug Vacuum gently sucks up insects into the Capture Core which can be removed to release bugs into the Lighted Land and Water Habitat. Each range will have TV
advertising and PR campaigns.
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