ToyFair2014 Trunki
Stand C45
01179 542 780 |
www.trunki.com Kids’ travel experts Trunki have a new Hello Kitty-licensed Trunki launching in early 2014, which will be shown at the Toy Fair. The new glittery pink Trunki, based on the ever-popular Hello Kitty brand, will retain all of the Trunki features; children can ride on it holding onto the horn grips and be pulled along by the tow strap. It has an extra-wide wheel base for superb cornering, internal pouch to keep bits and pieces organised and even a teddy bear seatbelt. Hello Kitty is the latest licensed case from
Trunki, following on from Moshi Monsters Poppet and Katsuma cases released in late 2013.
Hippychick Stand H44
01278 434 440 |
www.hippychick.com Launching for the first time will be new ranges from Nattou. This soft toy collection is now available in two designs, Manon and Ailzee, and Gaston and Cyril. Nattou sits alongside the Moover, Wheelybug and HappyHopperz ranges. Moover Toys are wooden toys with contemporary lines and classic retro styling. There are five eye-catching designs to choose from, including Baby Walker, Baby Truck, Dump Truck, Doll’s Pram (regular and mini) and Rocking Horse. The Doll’s Pram was the recent winner of a Slow Toy Award at a ceremony at Harrods. The Wheelybugs will be showing off their brand new plush coats. These are now available in a Plush
version with interchangeable Hedgehog and Panda designs. HappyHopperz is a collection of bright, inflatable animals created with ears and horns for children to grip on to and feet to steady the bounce; they come in a variety of different styles and colours.
HERO product
The Moover Dolls Pram has taken the industry by storm in recent months, particularly since scooping a coveted ‘Slow Toy Award’ at Harrods. This timeless classic is every little girls’ dream toy. Jeremy Minchin - Sales director
Marvin’s Magic Stand H65
01582 849 000 |
www.marvinsmagic.com Marvin’s Magic is internationally recognised as the brand leader and number one for magic worldwide. The company is proud to have won awards, provide the best-selling magic sets and largest following of young magicians. Magic is normally based on dexterity, skill and many
years of practice but with Marvin’s Magic, budding magicians can perform similar sensational effects in no time. It’s professional magic made easy. Marvin’s Magic was the first range to be approved by
the Magic Circle who promote excellence in magic. The extensive collection of quality magic is simple enough for youngsters, cool enough for teens and guaranteed to impress. It’s another exciting year for Marvin’s Magic which has some great new tricks up its sleeves. The company will be revealing a new licensed set, packed with magic inspired by the award-winning children’s TV magic series ‘Help! My Supply Teacher is Magic’. And don’t forget to look out for the highly visual Freaky Body Illusions, which are sure to raise an eyebrow. Kids can pierce their tongues, stretch their ear and make an eyeball float in mid-air. If kids are really feeling brave, they can even hold a living severed hand.
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