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  • Star Wars Lego Toys Display

    Client: Lego Systems Inc., Enfield, Ct.
    Product Promoted: Star Wars-themed Lego toys
    Objective: To leverage new Star Wars products and to penetrate the supermarket, drugstore and c-store markets.
    Number of Displays: 12,000
    Introduction: May 1999
    Construction: .010 SBS printed litho-laminated to B-flute singleface
    Producer: Triangle Display Corp., Philadelphia
    Star Wars Lego Toys Display
  • Star Wars Hasbro Toys Display

    Client: Hasbro Inc., Pawtucket, R.I.
    Products Promoted: A full line of Star Wars toys
    Objective: To produce a Star Wars branded feature shop in major retail channels. The goal was to use consistent imagery and to provide an interactive environment for customers.
    Introduction: May 1999
    Producer: RTC Industries Inc., Rolling Meadows, Ill.
    Star Wars Hasbro Toys Display
  • Ambi Toys Countertop

    Product: Ambi Toys line
    Number of displays: 200
    P-O-P companies: Concept Designs (design), Mountain View, Calif.; Advanced Manufacturing and Development Inc. (manufacture and screen printing of base), Willets, Calif.; Brixen and Sons (four-color printing of backer), Tustin, Calif.
    Distribution: Specialty toy stores
    Introduction: March 1999
    Duration: Permanent
    Construction: Wood
    Display set-up: Retail staff
    Ambi Toys Countertop
  • "A Bug's Life" Feature Area

    Client: Disney Consumer Products/Mattel, Burbank, Calif.
    Producer: White Plus, El Segundo, Calif.
    Marketing Objective: To increase sales by winning prime selling space in a Toys 'R' Us feature shop and to increase awareness of the movie's release.
    "A Bug's Life" Feature Area
  • Barney Halloween Treat House

    Client: Lyrick Studios, Richardson, Texas
    Producer: Phoenix Display, A Union Camp Co., West Deptford, N.J.
    Marketing Objective: To design a seasonal prepack display that is allotted floorspace in 4,000 supermarkets, drugstores and traditional audio/video stores.
    Barney Halloween Treat House
  • Nintendo Fiberoptic

    Client: Nintendo of America, Redmond, Wash.
    Products Promoted: Nintendo software and gaming sets
    Objective: Because high visibility is needed in highly competitive arenas, a fiberoptic display that looks brighter from a distance and appears to move was created.
    Introduction: April 1999
    Construction/Materials: Aluminum, plastic, fiberoptics, halogen lamp, acrylic, synchronous wheel
    P-O-P Company: Fiberoptic Lighting Inc., Grants Pass, Ore.
    Nintendo Fiberoptic
  • Jeff Gordon Video Game

    Client: ASC Games, Darien, Conn.
    Product Promoted: Jeff Gordon XS Racing video game
    Objective: To attract attention to the game and create excitement through Jeff Gordon fans.
    Introduction: April 1999
    Producer: Spec, New York
    Jeff Gordon Video Game
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