The 81-piece Imperial Dropship comes complete with three stormtroopers and features laser cannons and a detachable platform. It is 4” long.
— “We really do well with Star Wars Legos,” said Jay Demircift, co-owner of five Puzzle Zoo stores, about this best-selling line in early 2008.

This pair from the “Mary Poppins” movie is part of Mattel’s Pink Label collection. Launch date: January 2008.

This Barbie is part of Mattel’s Pink Label collection and is sculpted in the likeness of Julie Andrews. Launch date: January 2008.

This Barbie is part of Mattel’s Pink Label collection and is sculpted in the likeness of Dick Van Dyke. Launch date: January 2008.

The rainbow wings look just like Elina’s wings in the Fariytopia Magic of the Rainbow movie. The wings play four different songs and even light up when kids sing into the microphone.

The curtain is constructed of an assortment of beads and sequins and will go perfectly over any doorway, window, closet and more.

Both sides of the deck feature Barbie designs. The board also features a sand-sprayed grip on top, a single kick tail, painted edges and surfboard design.

The Barbie rod lets kids go fishing in style. The small rod size is perfect for little hands to hold. The rod even features pretty flowers on the grips.

Kids can play pretend shopping with this cash register play set. The set includes “scanner,” play money, pretend cards, a built in microphone and more. Batteries are included.

This personal flotation device (PFD) is perfect for tubing, boating, canoeing and more. The colorful vest zips up to keep little girls safe and snug in the water.

This fashionable lunch kit looks like a purse. The outside of the bag features Barbie and her pals, while the inside flap features a picture window for girls to insert their own picture.
— Baltimore, Md.’s Barston’s Child’s Play Owner Barbara Fineblum told TDmonthly in April 2008 that Barbie products are her best-selling licensed items.
— Helen Dean, owner of Toy Safari in Alameda, Calif., also named Barbie as one of her best-selling licensed lines.
— In April 2008, 4 percent of retailers who spoke to TDmonthly singled out Barbie as the best-selling licensed line of products in their store.

The doll wears a cheerleader costume in the likeness of Sandy’s outfit from the pep rally scene in the movie “Grease.” This doll is part of the Grease collection and comes with a musical doll stand. Launch date: February 29, 2008.

The doll combines hip clothes with flirty, pink Hello Kitty® accessories. Her outfit includes a white jacket, a bold pink belt, denim jeans, a hat, a cute bag and more. Launch date: 2007.

Part of the Barbie Fashion Model Collection, this little starlet is dressed in an intricately detailed pale gown, complete with black opera-length gloves and dazzling jewels. Her clothes are designed specially for her Silkstone Barbie doll body. Launch date: February 2008.

Part of the Dolls of the World Collection, this flamenco dancer hails from Spain. The doll is dressed in traditional flamenco dress, wearing a black and red dress adorned with a large black veil. She also wears exotic face paint, a red rose, earrings and a large necklace. Launch date: 2008.

The highly detailed doll is dressed in traditional Indonesian clothes and wears jewelry and an elaborate golden headdress. She hails from the exotic Indonesian island of Sumatra.
— Barbie is the best-selling fashion doll at Mr. G’s Toys & Expressions in Los Angeles, said Manny Rocha, general manager.
— Disney-themed Barbies were the hotties for the 2007 holidays at Toy Safari in Alameda, Calif., according to Owner Helen Dean. She said the store “sold tons of them.”
— Eight of 63 specialty toy-store owners agreed in January 2008 that Mattel’s Barbie is their best-selling fashion doll.

Remy comes with five food items tucked into the pockets of his apron. Simply press the button on his hand, hold one of the food items up to his nose, and watch him sniff and recognize the item. Remy is constructed of polyester and stands 15” tall. He also comes with three AA batteries.

This game invites kids on an adventure where they race around a wacky contraception constructed of random kitchen utensils. As they run around, kids must try to finish adding ingredients to the soup before Chef Skinner sees them. If Chef Skinner spots them, a wild and funny chain of events ensues. The first player whom successfully completes the soup wins.

The Laugh & Learn line, a new venture of Mattel’s Fisher-Price division, uses life-based items for baby’s learning play. The battery-powered Laugh & Learn phone uses a screen with animated images; and a handset with buttons, lights, and sounds including songs and greetings. Baby gets to Laugh & Learn while imitating adults baby has observed on the telephone. Some of the skills the phone helps baby learn are colors, shapes, words, the alphabet and counting skills. Uses three AAA batteries.

The dinosaur-shaped launcher “eats” and spits cars onto the track. The track set measures approximately 16” x 11” 22-1/2” and comes with an excavation city and sound effects.

The 3” x 12” x 24” mountain track features a spinning wagon wheel, a bridge, crazy curves and more. The set comes with a Willy’s Butte Deco Lightning McQueen die-cast car.

Elmo is back and more ticklish then ever, and he’s laughing like he’s never laughed before. T.M.X.™ Extra Special Edition™ is so popular that Mattel is limiting orders to five per customer.

Here are the perfect classic Dora dolls to start a little girl's collection. Dressed in the ideal outfit for whatever comes her way, Dora is ready for her adventures in these traditional everyday themes: Cowgirl, On-the-Go and Fairytale. Realistic hair with brush included.

Fashion Fever Barbie®doll and friends know how to rock the world of style! And Barbie doll is the ultimate trendsetter with this gorgeous gown, turning heads and wowing everyone in sight.

The super-hip, don't follow trends - they create 'em. That's the way Fashion Fever Barbie®doll and friends show off their style. Check out Raquelle doll's latest wardrobe wonder ... and how much do you love those shoes?