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February 2006 | Vol. V - No. 2

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View New Toys After Toy Fair

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By: TDmonthly Staff
2/1/2006


Were you able to find the next top toy at this year's Toy Fair? With only 4 days to visit over 1,250 Toy Fair booths?

That would have been almost 300 manufacturers a day!

Chances are, you missed the majority of new toys. And that’s exactly where the next gold mine might be. Your gold mine.

Was it at the biggest booth?

With the flashiest sign?

And the catchiest title?

Don't risk missing out: Use The TDmonthly's Toy Fair 2006 Review to locate those manufacturers worth finding.


Action Figures
Adult Games
Aircraft
Animal Figures
Arts & Crafts
Audio & Cassette & CD
Backpacks
Balloons
Balls
Bath
Board Games
Books
Candy & Food
Card Games
Cars
Casinos & Gaming
CD-ROM
Clocks & Watches
Collectibles
Construction
Costumes & Accessories
Creative Activities
Die-Cast
Dolls
Dolls - Accessories
Educational
Electronic Games
Electronics
Fashion & Accessories
Furniture
General Games
General Toys
Gifts
Halloween Merchandise
Hobby Goods
Infant & Toddler
Kits
Licensed Products
Magic Sets
Musical Toys
Novelties
Outdoor Fun
Party Goods
Personalized
Play Houses
Play Sets
Plush
Preschool
Pretend Play
Puppets
Puzzles & Skill
Rail Roads & Trains
Remote Controlled
Robotics
Safety
School Supplies
Science & Nature
Software
Sporting Goods & Accessories
Teddy Bear
Trading Cards
Vehicles - Powered
Vehicles - Riding
Vehicles - Small Toy
Video Games
Videos & DVDs
Wheeled Toys
Windup
Wooden Toys





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