Mr. Freeze™ Ice Attackproduct_label_list_price_accessibility 14 Reviews123451Warning!Choking Hazard.Small parts and Ball.FIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISTHE LEGO® BATMAN MOVIEProtect the power plant from Mr. Freeze’s ice attack! Mr. Freeze⢠Ice Attack Reviews - page 2We’ve been flicking through an old Argos catalogue and it’s an utter time machine and we’ve concluded that Christmas 1985 was the best year for toys, and we’re going back there now. Just look at this array of awesome stuff:Your own carrying case for your Vic-20 or C64! We fantasised about having a Domino Rally but had to make do with piling up old books and knocking those over instead Pac Man as a board game – a friend had this, it was crap but we still wanted itOur mum wouldn’t let us collect these because they were a “waste of money” Wow – all the A-team kit. Never knew you could get a tent. Look at the prices on this Star Wars stuff. It probably goes for 100 times that on eBay.
Train sets before John Major nationalised them. All of the Lego Technic stuff before it became a bit rubbishy with the extra piecesAgain, how much would these go for mint on eBay? Calculators so cool that they were mini-computers. Imagining taking that into school! You’d probably be the KING OF THE SCHOOL. Let’s zoom in on those calculators oh yes… Remember this one with the flat keys? A synth with built-in tape player. Nik Kershaw probably used this to write The Riddle. A radio so thin it’s as thin as a credit card. You could listen to Radio 1 in Maths and get away with it!How cool is that? But what hasn’t changed is all the batteries you need for this stuff Seriously BBC should make the next Doctor Who Christmas special a trip back to 1985 and to Argos. We don’t need Daleks, we need this stuff. Source: The 1985 Argos Catalogue, obviouslyThere are 72 toys on the list in all but but the list below will show you where to find the top 12 for less than the recommended retail price (RRP).
But don't forget, while the list below states the prices for buying the toys individually, there are lots of discounts to be had if you buy a few at a time. For example, as MyVoucherCodes.co.uk points out, Argos has a 3 for 2 toy promotion so if you were to buy My Friend Cayla, The Lego Movie and Zoomer Dino, you could save £99.99 compared to buying them individually elsewhere. customers can save £5 on orders of more than £30 and Smyths is running a promotion what gives online customers £6 off on orders of £25 and above. Available for £16.49 at Toys R Us and Smyths Toys. If buying online, postage and packaging (P&P) is cheaper at Smyths (£2.99, compared to £4.95) but the cheapest price we could see was £16.80 with free shipping at Toyono.net. However, this is not a well-known retailer and there's limited information about the company on its website and contact is by web form only. While we couldn't find Elsa any cheaper than the RRP, for those shopping online Toys R Us is offering free P&P of the princess.
Delivery's free for all orders of £29.99 and above. were all out of stock on Wednesday 5 November. Again, sparkling Elsa isn't discounted anywhere Moneywise could see. 's £2.95 delivery charge makes Elsa cheaper than at Argos, which charges an extra £3.95. Meanwhile, if you'll be buying several Disney toys this year, spend £50 and delivery's free. This snazzy timepiece is widely available at £29.99 from the likes of Boots, Argos and Smyths Toys. Delivery's £2.95 at Boots for orders of less than £45, £3.95 and Argos but the item's not expected to be back in stock at Smyths for delivery at an extra £2.99 until 14 November. The cheapest we could find this was £17.99 with free delivery at powo.co.uk. It's a UK-based company that trades on eBay and Amazon, according to its website. However, it only offers the email address sales@powo.co.uk as a contact point. That said, it is on Facebook and Twitter, which may be of reassurance to some customers. This playset wasn't on special offer at the time of writing but was widely available at the RRP from retailers including John Lewis (delivery £3 or free for orders from £50) and Argos (£3.95).
Little Cayla can be easily be found cheaper online. and Tesco Direct she's £49 (plus £2.95 for delivery at Asda or £3 at Tesco). Happily this is widely available for much less online. (£2.95 delivery) and £33.74 at Argos (3.95 delivery). Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without Lego and one of the biggest movies of the year will have thousands of children desperate to get their hands Benny's Spaceship on the big day. We found it available at Amazon.co.uk for £53.99 – a huge saving of £26, with free UK delivery. Your children will be able to learn all about the wild with the Toot-Toot Safari Park. The interactive zoo features animal sound effects, phrases, songs and melodies. It's available at Toysrus for £29.99 and is eligible for its current free delivery deal on shopping baskets of £29.99 or more (Toysrus will also give you a £15 gift voucher if you spend £100 or more). We also found it at Argos.co.uk for £29.99, though you will pay £3.95 for delivery if you order online.
Argos have Grimlock on sale for 25% off at £66.99 with delivery at £3.95, making it the best price we could find. This pricey little monster can happily be found much cheaper online. at £60 with delivery at £2.95. The Multimodels 10 Set includes more than 260 parts that will help children build 10 different models. It is a winner in the 2014 Slow Toy Awards, run by the Slow Toy Movement, founded by Thierry Bourret in 2011. It showcases toys designed to inspire children's minds and encourage real play. You can pick almost any Lego set and children will be happy. This year, we've gone for the City Mobile Police Unit as something of an antidote to the ubiquitous Lego movie tie-ins that include Lord of the Rings and Star Wars playsets. LeapFrog has a history of producing modern toys powered by technology that offer educational elements as well as fun. It calls Leap TV an educational video gaming system that combines “activity and movement with the best-in-class educational curriculum”.