This award-winning building block set includes 48 painted hardwood pieces, drawn from architectural styles from around the world. With Russian domes, Roman arches and Middle Eastern towers, children can build their own "global village." The blocks come packed in a sturdy storage crate.
— “This set is bigger, brighter and more vibrant, and includes a greater variety of styles than other building blocks and architectural blocks on the market. Since it includes many architectural styles all in one set, it stimulates a child's imagination while exposing them to different shapes and styles,” Owner Matthew Peake of Top Shelf Holdings told TDmonthly. “We also have gone more up-market in terms of material,” he added about the iggiBig line. “We use rubberwood whenever possible.”

This elegant dollhouse features beautiful dormer windows, exquisite brickwork, and working windows and doors. The set includes six rooms of furniture and a family of six dolls, who can go upstairs via a sturdy staircase or out to the backyard through French doors. A hatch door grants access to the loft attic. The house assembles in minutes. Launch date: March 15, 2007.

Children love to "saddle up" with this colorful equestrian playset, which comes ready-to-play with four realistic horses with bridles and removable English saddles, two jumps, one saddle horse, and four flexible wooden equestrian dolls. The buildings feature five working doors and the roof pieces can be removed for plenty of "indoor" and "outdoor" play. The set assembles in minutes without screws or hardware. Launch date: March 1, 2007.
— “This year Top Shelf Holdings LLC has pushed the envelope of our ‘ready-to-play playset’ concept by combining different materials and components — whatever is necessary to make the perfect equestrian playset,” Eric Meade of Top Shelf Holdings told TDmonthly. "Heritage Playsets includes all the figures, animals and other accessories that a child would need to play with the playset immediately."

The new iggiBig line's Shape Sorting Barn allows children to sort nine different animal blocks by fitting them each in their own cutout. Each cutout is covered by a safely hinged door, so the toy also functions as a memory or "peek-a-boo" that parent and child can enjoy together.

This action-inspiring playset will have young ones make knights and wizards climb castle walls and fight for the king's honor across a working draw bridge. Figures who don't watch their step will be cast into the dungeon, thrown out of windows or made to fall through the courtyard's working trap door. Even the set's two warhorses aren't safe from enemy fire. The set includes six flexible wooden figures, two flags and two warhorses.

This sturdy dollhouse comes "ready-to-play" with a full set of furniture and a family of 6 flexible wooden dolls. The front panels open for easy play, while the roof panel opens to reveal a loft attic. The exterior is beautifully hand-painted and features functional doors and windows. A robust staircase leads upstairs and a sliding back door leads outside.
— One trend [in playsets] is away from screws and hinges and toward designs that fit together. This reduces the damage that can occur during shipping, and also prevents injury to children," Eric Meade of Top Shelf Holdings told TDmonthly. "Many of our Heritage Playsets have NO screws at all; They assemble in minutes just by slotting together, yet they are very sturdy once assembled. "