ToyFair2014 Rainbow Designs


Stand E120


01329 227300 | www.rainbowdesigns.co.uk A key focus for 2014 is the release of the fi rst ever Paddington Bear feature fi lm, and toy retailers can tap into the enduring appeal of Britain’s best loved bear with a collection of Paddington Bear ranges. From the traditional collector Paddington Bears through to pre- school Paddington toy ranges, there really is a Paddington Bear for all occasions. New to the pre-school Adventurous Bear collection are the Wooden


Paddington Dominoes and a Learn to Tell the Time with Paddington Wooden Clock. Building upon the success of the Abney & Teal Feature Neep Plush, Rainbow is launching four brand new lines to this popular toy collection including


Talking Abney and Teal dolls and a Burping Bop. Brand new to the Lola Loves collection is Chatterbox Lola, the fi rst ever Lola feature plush doll from Rainbow. Chatterbox Lola not only talks but giggles too. The 30cm tall Lola giggles when her tummy’s squeezed and says three phrases when her hand is pressed. Also on show is The World of Eric Carle toy collection which features new additions for early 2014 to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the Very Hungry


Caterpillar. New infant developmental products include the Tummy Time Playmat, Large Developmental Elephant, Large Developmental Ladybird, Twist and Click


Blocks, and Wooden Counting Caterpillar. All of these items are designed with strong primary colours and a variety of textures and sounds specifi cally to stimulate babies’ senses.


Puppet Company Stand E16


01462 446 040 | www.thepuppetcompany.com The Puppet Company is looking forward to exhibiting at The London Toy Fair and is introducing the Snappers; a fun range of eight bird glove puppets. The designs take inspiration from Venetian Masks, pop-art and the Circus. Each Snapper features an expressive, working beak with a squeaker. They’re made from boldly patterned plush in a range of cosmic colours. Each features bright expressive crystalline style eyes, on a fun embroidered background. Also new are the 3-in-1 Wooden Puppet Theatres. Inspired


by classic toy theatres they are an exciting addition to the Wilberry Wood range. They are an update of the already popular Floor Standing Theatre redesigned to be multi- functional. They can be adapted to be used in three different ways: as a full-height free-standing theatre, a table-top theatre or as a top-access marionette performance stage. They are available in either blue and white or red and yellow stripes.


HERO product Meet the ‘Snappers’, eight huge, fun and


very funky bird glove puppets with sound! Peter Lockey - Founder


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