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Thursday, 11.03.2010 · 01:58
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Anticipation is growing: Just a few months to go until the FIFA World Cup kicks off on 11 June in South Africa. With the summer fairytale of 2006 still vivid in their memories, fans and officials are hoping that this summer will see the same level of jubilation. At the Simba Dickie Group, it’s always soccer season – we are the only notable manufacturer in Europe to still make table soccer games for kids. more ...
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The little velvet Filly Princess horses are a phenomenon: the collectable figures from Simba Toys came onto the market in 2007 and trotted only slowly into children's playrooms. But in 2009 they took off at a sudden gallop and captured children's hearts. more ...
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It usually begins in childhood. Once you’ve managed to keep control of a plane in the skies or a car on the road, you’ll get the passion for model building– and then all roads lead to Carson. A brand portrait. more…
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March 1st, 2010
Against the sun
BIG Bobby-Cars have long been available in a wide range of designs. Many car manufacturers have the children‘s push car produced in the original look. Munich Airport recently treated itself to one magnificent example. more ...
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What do Germany’s children like to do most of all in their free time? Spend time with their friends. This is the result of the Kids Consumer Analysis 2009. more ...
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Trade fair impressions 2010
From 4-9 February 2010, some 2,700 exhibitors from 59 countries presented around one million products on an exhibition space of 160,000 square meters. One of the main hosts was the SIMBA DICKIE GROUP. Again this year, many product innovations awaited visitors to the 2,500 square meter Simba Dickie Group stand. more ...
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The biggest playground in the world will open its doors from 4 to 9 February, 2010. But this is not for kids. They will have to be patient until the 70,000 or so new products hit the stores. Before this, the 2,700 exhibitors at the International Toy Fair Nuremberg will have to win over their visitors. The Simba Dickie Group has plenty of surprises in store for its guests. more ...
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