ToyFair2014 Brainstorm
Stand D2
01200 445 113 |
www.brainstormltd.co.uk The company’s home grown brand, Brainstorm Toys, will be launching its new items for worldwide distribution at Toy Fair. At the head of the pack will be the T-rex Projector and Room Guard. This large model of a T-rex roars into action every time an unwanted visitor trespasses. The toy is also a projector that displays 24 realistic dinosaur images, up to one meter wide, onto walls and ceilings.
The new Hand Bow from the Brainstorm
Toys Outdoor Adventure range, is a fun and safe starting point for budding archery enthusiasts. This indoor-outdoor hand bow can shoot suction darts over eight meters with pin-point accuracy. Each hand bow comes with three suction darts and there will be a handy refill dart pack for add-on sales.
The Original Glowstars Company has been lighting up bedrooms for over 25 years and has
now released the Astro Dino Torch. The torch has two domes each projecting a different Jurassic scene onto bedroom walls. When the torch is not in use, the on/off switch, the rim of the torch and the dome adaptor glow-in-the-dark making the torch easy to find when the lights go out. Aqua Dragons have hardly been off TV screens in 2013 and Brainstorm is increasing
marketing as the distribution develops. Supported by a new TVC, Brainstorm is launching Aqua Dragons Jurassic Time Travel. This new Aqua Dragons category pays homage to the creatures which have not changed since the Jurassic period. The product will have an aggressive price point but the egg-shaped tank still comes with everything needed to hatch and grow Aqua Dragon pets. The Jurassic-themed habitat includes a cracked-egg tank with a baby dinosaur sleeping in its base. With the push of a button the baby dinosaur blows air through the tank and the LED base illuminates the tank at night.
Boxer Gifts Stand D99
01133 955 595 |
sales@boxergifts.com Boxer Gifts supplies a wide range of products to the gift trade. Its successful selection of pocket money toys has grown significantly over the last couple of years. The low- value toys are focused on classic products like fart pens, whoopee cushions and the fly assassin toy shooter. Boxer Gifts also has a range of name items including Bejewelled Silicon Purses, Silicon wrist WackiSnapz and Name ink stampers. There is also a strong range of paint-your-own wall plaques, money boxes, mugs, and figurines. For older children there is a coloured text speak rock range of notebooks, purses, keyrings, stamps, and mugs and coasters. The Books By Boxer division distributes an interesting
range of children books from early readers up to teenage years. The range is regularly reviewed and updated so that the best-selling children’s books, specially selected for impulse buys, are offered to the trade. For example, Angry Birds-themed titles have recently been added. Early readers have a strong range of first words and classic fairy tales. The range of hand-puppet books has proved particularly strong. There is a range of activity books focused at different ages, including royalty and pop idol-themed titles. There is also a wide range of magnetic play books. For older readers there are some science facts books.
HERO product
Visitors to our booth should not miss our brand new T-Rex Projector and Room Guard; backed by TV we predict it will be our best-seller for Christmas 2014. Nick Saunders - Sales and marketing director
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