New products at Stocking Fillers
by Jessica - August 12th, 2010.Filed under: New Toys, Stocking Fillers.
New products today at Stocking Fillers
Chocolate Machine £8.99
The essential present! This is a favourite that many people will remember from their childhood, and a great way to encourage children to save money. The 23cm plastic machine is filled with the 20 Dairy Milk miniatures provided, each one only being dispensed when a 10p piece is fitted in the slot. The money can be retrieved later by removing the back. As well as being certain to delight almost any child, this would make a silly (and welcome) present for a chocoholic adult.
Mr Potato Head £7.99
The return of a much loved favourite, bigger and better than ever. Mr Potato Head was invented by George Learner and first released in 1952. It is believed characteristics from George's own family inspired the accessories, with the green baseball cap and bushy moustache (still part of the kit) coming from his father. The interchangeable components allow a great variety of funny faces and portly characters to be created. Presumably a real potato could still be used, but a clean, plastic version is provided, with a secret panel in the back allowing spare bits to be safely stored. Suitable for 2 years plus - irresistible to all ages.
Tv Rc Jammer £5.99
Anyone who suffers from TV-remote rage can take back control with this ingenious little gadget. The main advantage of the Jammer is that it can be used anonymously, by discreetly flicking the switch only when someone threatens to switch channels. It guarantees that 'must see' programmes aren't interfered with and makes a great gift for anyone with an anarchic living room.
Jacobs Ladder £3.99
A well made version of a classic toy with six painted sections in plain wood. The cleverly hinged wooden sections click over with a perplexing movement.
Warbling Bird £0.75
An old classic! Fill the container with water and blow into the whistle spout to produce an unusual warbling sound.
The essential present! This is a favourite that many people will remember from their childhood, and a great way to encourage children to save money. The 23cm plastic machine is filled with the 20 Dairy Milk miniatures provided, each one only being dispensed when a 10p piece is fitted in the slot. The money can be retrieved later by removing the back. As well as being certain to delight almost any child, this would make a silly (and welcome) present for a chocoholic adult.
The return of a much loved favourite, bigger and better than ever. Mr Potato Head was invented by George Learner and first released in 1952. It is believed characteristics from George's own family inspired the accessories, with the green baseball cap and bushy moustache (still part of the kit) coming from his father. The interchangeable components allow a great variety of funny faces and portly characters to be created. Presumably a real potato could still be used, but a clean, plastic version is provided, with a secret panel in the back allowing spare bits to be safely stored. Suitable for 2 years plus - irresistible to all ages.
Anyone who suffers from TV-remote rage can take back control with this ingenious little gadget. The main advantage of the Jammer is that it can be used anonymously, by discreetly flicking the switch only when someone threatens to switch channels. It guarantees that 'must see' programmes aren't interfered with and makes a great gift for anyone with an anarchic living room.
A well made version of a classic toy with six painted sections in plain wood. The cleverly hinged wooden sections click over with a perplexing movement.
An old classic! Fill the container with water and blow into the whistle spout to produce an unusual warbling sound.