Our Best Sellers This Christmas

Hello everyone, just thought you might like to know what's selling big this year:


10 - Klutz Star Wars Folding Planes $29.95

Like all Klutz books, the Star Wars Folded Flyers book is much more than a toy. This big-format softcover explains the finer points of paper aeroplane construction and operation, as well as background on the Star Wars space vehicles. The book features six different models. In addition to Han Solo’s baby, there’s a Naboo Starfighter, a Jedi Starfighter, a BTL-B Y-Wing, a TIE Advanced X1, and a T-65 X-Wing.

 The flyers themselves are made using full color pages that you tear out along the perforated line, trim a bit with scissors, and fold. You get five copies of each model, for a total of 30 flyers. While the finished products look complicated, between the illustrations in the book, and the lines and colored markings on the pages themselves, the many steps involved are hard to mess up. It takes about 15 minutes to put the Millennium Falcon together and ready it for its test flight. Great for playing with Dad on Boxing Day


9 - Janod Musical Instruments from $7.95

These instruments, from France's number one traditional toy maker, are great. The Ukelele was featured in the Sunday Mail last Sunday - we sell it cheaper than they price they quoted.










8 - GeoMag Gbaby sets from $23.95

Swiss-made Gbaby uses ultra-safe materials, have simple ergonomic forms, helping infants develop their motor skills, sound and touch senses. Pieces provide a rattling sound when shaken and attract or repel as if by magic, delighting infants from 10 months and up! Soft touch edges and animals are also well suited for teething. All pieces are hermetically sealed, thereby doubling as a bath toy with the added bonus of being dishwasher safe for easy cleaning. Here's a video of how they work:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHc5kXBIfSU



  7 - Klutz Spiral Draw $29.95

A fresh new spin on a classic drawing activity. This book's four sturdy plastic drawing wheels make it remarkably fun to create perfectly swirly spiral designs. Use the included color-changing gel pens to add depth to your spirals, giving them a uniquely 3-D look. The book is packed with draw-right-on-the-page ideas and cool craft projects to do with the spectacular spirals you make. It will have you going around in circles — and loving it. This book includes rubber "feet" on the plastic drawing base that contain Natural Rubber Latex which may cause allergic reactions. See a video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJQQe6Gd4CA





  6 - Top Model Drawing Set $19.95

A great activity book for creative girls who like fashion. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsw58qhN4kc











 5 - Sylvanian Families from $6.95

These are always popular and this year is no exception.

4 - Kiddimoto Helmets $50.00

 The coolest bike/skate helmets around.

3 - Balloon Ball Buddies $3.95

Popular all year round, they are especially in demand this Christmas. They look like balloons but they're actually a ball.









    2 - Tosy UFO $19.95

TOSY UFO is the coolest indoor/outdoor toy to hit the market. Kids and adults will have many hours of fun playing with TOSY UFO. TOSY UFO has 6 different levels of play. With bright flashing lights it behaves just like a 1. GYRO - spins just like a spinning top on any floor that has a smooth flat surface. 2. WALL SLIDER - clings to any smooth wall. 3. ROOF ROCKER - Hovers on the ceiling 4. ROCKET FLIGHT - Shoots up into the sky just like a rocket 5. WILD SIDE - Flys forward just like a frisbee 6. BOOMERANG - Flys in an ark and returns back
Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MDncbdN5EE



1 - Pumpanator $27.95

Introducing the fabulous new Pumponator. Invented by a grade four girl, the Pumponator mobile balloon pumping station is designed to make filling balloons on the go with water or air super fun and super easy. Already a hit overseas, the Pumponator is a double "Toy of the Year" award winner! Summer in Aus is going to be a whole lot of exploding fun this year! If you've ever tried to fill a balloon with water from your hose or tap you'll know the frustration of breaking and tearing most of the balloons, not to mention the mess! The nozzle on the Pumponator is specially designed to hold balloon ends without breaking them, and the lever gently fills the balloon with water. Take the Pumponator to the park, the cricket, the pool or the beach. You can add a little cheeky fun to the family get together or gang up on your best friend's brother. The Pumponator can turn a boring pic-nic into a bucket load of laughs. Who would have thought one little toy could be the source of hours and hours of entertainment!



And here are the top 3 Best Sellers over $100:


3 - Le Toy Van Bella's House $210

New from Le Toy Van is this lovely Bella's wooden doll house. Assembled dimensions are 66x44x35cm. It is fully painted and decorated throughout; and includes opening shutters and windows and a furniture set as shown. It is finished in lilac and vintage rose colours with floral motif. Dolls and furniture sold separately. Age guide: from 3 years.


We'll assemble and wrap this for you free of charge and deliver for free too if you are local - I'm pretty sure no-one else offers that sort of value.







2 - Le Toy Van Grand Garage $140

Car enthusiasts will just love this three-storey wooden garage from Le Toy Van. True to the manufacturer's form, Le Grand Garage is beautifully designed and intricately detailed, featuring little additions like fuel prices on the sign, marked car parking spaces, ramps and a working lift, which goes from the ground floor to level 2. Above that there is a helipad which features a wooden helicopter that's ready to take off at the say-so. The set also includes a car and petrol pumps (from 3 years)

Again free assembly and wrapping and local delivery.






1 - Kidimoto Balance Bikes from $110


Featured in this Sundays Sunday Mail, we sell these $15 cheaper than the price quoted in the paper. These are so cool dont you just wish you were three again?

Here they are on Dragons Den on the BBC: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=859olTvuink