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TDmonthly's Toy VideosSee (and Hear) What's New in June
If a picture's worth 1,000 words, a video's worth volumes. Use TDmonthly's Toy Videos to get a better look (and listen) at some of the latest toys on the market.
Videography by Alex Sormaz. Edited by Alison Marek.
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*Video of the month*
 P31 Elisabeth Doll by ONE2BELIEVE
This exclusive collection of high-quality dolls is based on the biblical teaching of Proverbs 31. The P31 dolls were specifically designed to provide a Bible-based, Christian alternative to secular toys on the market, and to encourage young girls to pursue biblical womanhood. There are three different P31 dolls: Abigail, Elisabeth and Leah. Standing 18” tall, each doll has beautiful glass eyes, long rooted hair and a contemporary outfit. Each doll comes with an accessory kit, containing a Bible lesson (based on Proverbs 31:20), two cookie-cutters, a cookie recipe and a list of exciting activities. This activity is sure to be tons of fun for any young girl. Josh Livingston of one2believe said, “It is our prayer that the Lord would use these dolls as a means to encourage the girls of today to become Proverbs 31 women of tomorrow.” Launch date: December 12, 2006. ( Watch Video)
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You can also watch manufacturer demos from Toy Fair, Pomona and Games Expo from 2006 and 2007.
And here are the new videos for this month:
In Travel Mania, players travel around the board and must collect five visas and passport stamps — one from each of five continent groups — to win the game. Travel Mania is unique in that as few as two players to as many as 20 can play (in teams, of course). The game can be finished in about an hour, or play can be extended if desired. Luck, smarts and random chance all meet to create a Travel Mania winner. Travel Mania is the winner of a 2007 Dr. Toy Best Product Award. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 5689 (added 11/28/2005) . AD
Wholesale Price: (Log in to view) MSRP: $15.00Age Range: 8 to 12Launch Date: March 2007Gender: Boys And Girls
In this adventure game for two to 12 players, four areas in the park are reserved for exploration — a lake with an island, desert conditions, mountainous trails and forest paths. Stormy weather comes along and a child, a young woman, an older man and a family of five are missing. The Search & Rescue team must share equipment, develop strategies and contend with mounting storm centers in order to save them. The company requires a $100 wholesale minimum, and the game can be mixed with other titles. This game made Dr. Toy's Spring 2007 Best Products List. Launch date: March 2007. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 11934 (added 3/15/2007) . AD
MSRP: $24.95Age Range: 12 and upSKU or Item #: 1110Gender: Boys And Girls
Kids can declare sweet victory with The Marshmallow Blaster. Its powerful air compression chamber "blasts" normal-sized marshmallows more than 40'. Marshmallows are not included. Past Videos: Product demonstration ToyDirectory Product ID#: 7376 (added 3/29/2006) . AD
In this trick-taking card game by Dan Baden, two to seven players seek to finish secret recipes by capturing tricks (ingredients) played by other players. The catch is, sometimes players have to take ingredients they don’t need, which can set off a chain reaction that destroys everyone’s secret recipes. Play takes about 30 minutes. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 12055 (added 3/22/2007) . AD
 Writer's Bio: ALISON MAREK is an award-winning writer, director and cartoonist whose work has been published by Fairchild Publications and DC Comics (Piranha Press), broadcast on Showtime and other cable networks, and viewed worldwide in film festivals. See her short films and print work on www.alisonmarek.com. Watch her nefarious villains in the web series www.MuggsMovers.com. Get inspired by her cartoons "Daily ARFFirmations to Unleash Your Inner Fido" at www.ARFFirmations.com. Phew! And then ... Read more articles by this author
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