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Orchard Toys:
... toys are a favourite of mine unlike the Vtech stuff. They make lots of games for children ages 18 months right up through to school age and beyond. Most of the toys are made of board and have an educational side to them. The range include puzzles, books and games and they are all vibrant, original and engaging. The range of toys is really vast and they always seem to be adding to them but I have my firm favo... Read the full review: Go up to the orchard but not for an apple! by Claribella |
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Radica Games Mood Beams Electronic Toys / Brand: Radica Games - Basically Mood Beams are a funky tribe of supremely portable, battery-operated characters that cycle through a spectrum of hypnotic colours. They're also sensitive to sound, so if you put them next to your radio or CD player they'll change colour in time to the beat o... overall rating |
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Radio Controlled Hovercraft Brand: ToysGiftGadgets / Electronic Toys / Age: 3 Years+ / Type: Radio Controlled - Radio Controlled Hovercraft fun power version. Features: Multifunctional works in both in land and water. Fully directional radio controlled. Includes rechargeable battery pack. Ready to run. |
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Radica Games Cube World Game Cubes Electronic Toys / Brand: Radica Games - Digitized interactive stick people play with you and each other. overall rating |
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Orchard Toys Brand: Orchard / Electronic Toys / Age: 6 Years+ - We have been specialist toymakers for over 30 years and have built a reputation for producing appealing award-winning games, jigsaws and activities of the highest quality for children from 18 months to 10 years old. Orchard Toys products are made in Britain... overall rating |
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Orchard Toys ... came accross this brand when I realised that the jigsaws my Step Mother buys for my sons always seem to be from Orchard Toys. I understand they also make other toys like flash cards and dominoes, I think they are all fairly educational and all seem to be card type games and puzzles rather than solid toys. We have a lot of Jigsaws in our house, my 2 and 3 year old sons love them and I make sure they are looked after and kept in their boxes. I think Jigsaws are great for kids development and nice for some quiet play time (a rare thing in my home!). Of all the Puzzles that we own the Orchard Toys ones are the best quality, both the toys themselves and the boxes, which ar... Read the full review: Great quality toys. by rhiannon134 |
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Radica Games Cube World Game Cubes ... myself have Series 2 Dusty and Handy. How amazingly addictive they are at first. They each three small buttons,which intiates actions unique to each character living in that specific cube,there is also a a mini-game built in to each one (for example,if I recall correctly the Handy s character is a wack-a-mole type game in which you attempt to hit the mole with a hammer by using the left and right buttons). Something which is quite cool,is that they have motion sensors built in,they will react to the orientation of their cube,so if you turn them upside down,they fall and slowly recover). Yet the key part to this,is collecting them...each cube has 4 magnetic sides in whic... Read the full review: Collectably Addictive by paddy2007 |
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Radica Games Mood Beams ... I go out and buy things purely for the sake of buying something; maybe the psychologists amongst us will be able to define it as something other than just being a woman. The day I purchased my first Mood Beam would have to be categorized as one of those days. I was in York at the time, one of the quaintest cities in the country, and decided to go a shopping, which certainly isn t an unusual occurrence for me. Heading into Borders, a store that is traditionally known as a bookshop, when I laid eyes on these cuties I knew that I had to have one! I ve always been a sucker for the obscenely adorable, even when it comes to little gadgets, so after minutes of agoniz... Read the full review: The Safe Alternative To Rainbow Fireworks! by MizzMolko |





