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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Playmobil lanuched the new Easter items










Playmobil lanuched total 5 new Easter items.
4169 Osterkalender
5280 Biker mit Chopper
5279 Blütenfee beim Schmetterlingsbäumchen 
5278 Indianer-Mädchen mit Waldtieren 
5281 Robo-Gangster Spy-Glider 

If anyone interested in these items, please email to info@brickstoy.com 
 

Character Option UK lanuched a new series building sets-Scooby Doo














Scooby-Doo construction toys incoming

Warner Bros Consumer Products has extended its long-term partnership with Character Options - with the firm now set to launch a range of Scooby-Doo construction toys under its Character Building banner. across EMEA and North America.

The deal includes rights to brick-based construction vehicles, buildings and collectable figures.

"The Character Group was the obvious choice to take Scooby-Doo into the construction toy category in Europe and North America," said Bruno Schwobthaler, SVP, sales and business development, WBCP EMEA. "We're confident that they can replicate the success of the toy range through construction lines and we very much look forward to building the Scooby brand further."

Jon Diver, joint MD at The Character Group, added: "We're delighted to now be the company taking Scooby into the construction toy aisle in Europe and North America for the first time through our successful new Character Building brand."

 

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Knex USA-The Beatles Band






Wow, is it true? Knex USA has a new item soon which is related The Beatles Band? Brickstoy will keep all fans inform when we get more news about this item.

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Star Trek Kre-o range by Harsbo













Hasbro's official toys shown off; includes U.S.S. Enterprise and Spock's Mission sets.
The Star Trek website has posted pictures of the full Star Trek Kre-o range from Hasbro.

It includes a $69.99 U.S.S. Enterprise play-set (US), a $29.99 Klingon Bird of Prey, $19.99 Spock's Volcano Mission set, $14.99 Transporter Trouble, $7.99 Micro Build Ships, $7.99 Space Dive set and $2.99 figures.

Plus, the Star Trek Fighter Pods is exclusive to Toys R Us in the US ($19.99). The prices listed above are approximate US retail prices.

The toys hit shelves in the US this May.

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Scalextric Quick Build Demolition Derby set plays nice with Lego






24 January 2013 23:29 GMT / By Stuart Miles & Chris Hall


Scalextric Quick Build Demolition Derby Set: that's the Scalextric set your kids are going to most want later in the year, so make a note of it now so you are prepared.
Launched at the London Toy Fair this week, the Scalextric Quick Build set will, says Hornby: "Introduce a younger fan to the Scalextric brand with its new push-fit construction concept, allowing racers to build their own Scalextric car."


Coming with two cars to start with, the set allows you to build, race, and then destroy your creations - it's where the demolition derby element comes in, around a 5m-long figure of eight course.
Players will be able to customise their car with clip-on wheels, decal sheets and mix-and-match parts and  as Pocket-lint found out at the Toy Fair - with Lego too. Yep, that's right, the system is compatible with standard Lego pieces. Aces.
The set costs £99.





Mega Bloks building toys gets a Barbie makeover

 

Mega Bloks and Barbie give building toys a stylish makeover this Spring

The world’s No.1 fashion doll breaks ground in the building toy category with the New Mega Bloks Barbie Collection


Mega Bloks and Barbie are set to transform construction play for girls with the UK launch of Mega Bloks Barbie – the first-ever Barbie building collection designed specifically for girls.
Following a successful launch in North America on 12.12.12,  the Canadian toy company will now be rolling out the range worldwide launching  in the UK on 9th March.

Mega Bloks Barbie invites girls to build, design and decorate their own Barbie world with compatible playsets and mini-fashion figures. From a Luxury Mansion to a Fashion Boutique and even Barbie doll’s signature pink convertible car, Mega Bloks Barbie is making over one of the fastest growing toy categories, one pink block at a time.

Combining girls’ love of storytelling and customisation with construction play, the Mega Bloks Barbie line encourages girls to build and play. By capitalising on the inherent nature of imaginative Barbie role play, every design element in the Mega Bloks Barbie collection encourages girls to create, customise, design, style and accessorise over-and-over again even after they are done building.

“Mega Bloks and Barbie know how girls play. Through our collective brand heritage and expertise in product research and development, we have created a completely new Barbie play experience,” said Vic Bertrand, Chief Innovation Officer, MEGA Brands. “With a focus on creative play and customisation, the possibilities for girls are endless.”

Bringing together Mega Bloks’ 27 years of building toy expertise and Mattel's five decades of insights on what girls love with the Barbie brand, these two industry leaders have joined forces to create an entirely new offering in the fast-growing building toy category – inviting girls to “See what happens when you build ‘n style with Mega Bloks Barbie”.

“We know what girls want in Barbie’s world – to imagine, explore and discover,” said Stephanie Cota, Senior Vice President Global Marketing, Barbie, Girls and Games at Mattel. “The Mega Bloks Barbie collection invites girls to build Barbie’s world in a way that is true to the Barbie brand – fashionable and aspirational.”

The Essential “Building Blocks” for Girls
The Mega Bloks Barbie collection engages girls in the building process by giving them everything they need to build, design and decorate their very own Barbie world. By introducing construction play through Barbie, girls create an emotional connection to building, while completing a Mega Bloks Barbie playset inspires a sense of confidence and accomplishment. Research in child development has shown that children significantly benefit from playing with building blocks and toys, delivering long-term benefits well beyond the playroom.

“Combining block play with open-ended and imaginative play, children experience an extraordinary level of brain building,” said Dr. Maureen O’Brien, developmental psychologist, child play expert and product research consultant for MEGA Brands. “This combination of play patterns encourages exploration and storytelling, building context for children and a better understanding of the world around them.”

A Construction Toy “Built” for Girls
Mega Bloks Barbie lets girls literally build Barbie doll’s world – piece by piece. The full collection includes compatible Build ‘n Style playsets, such as: Luxury Mansion, Fashion Boutique, Pet Shop, Convertible, Pool Party, and so much more.

Unique to Mega Bloks, most playsets include removable “building plates” – platforms on which girls build each room – for easy building and styling play. And for the classic Barbie fashion and hair play, all Mega Bloks Barbie playsets include one or more mini-fashion figures of Barbie and her friends with interchangeable hair styles and outfits.

The Mega Bloks Barbie line will be available in store on 9th March.

Saturday, January 19, 2013

Winx Club Building Blocks due autumn 2013





Cobi Poland will produce a range of building sets based on the girls' property.
A range of Winx Club Building Blocks will hit toy shelves in autumn 2013.
Poland-based Cobi – one of the biggest manufacturer of construction blocks in Europe – will produce the series of building sets.

It has signed a deal with Rainbow, owner of the girls' property and TV show Winx Club, which airs on Nickelodeon in the UK.

A statement read: "The production of Cobi's blocks is European and guarantees the high standard ABS, and strong play value which they have succeeded in achieving with other brand partnerships like Jeep, Boeing and McLaren. 

"The magic and dynamism of the Winx world will provide the basis for a huge range of engaging collections, which Cobi aims to release from autumn 2013."