Amazing Toys at Amazing Toy Show 2024

We’ve already announced the launch of the brand-new toy show in Hong Kong this December. Now, we would like to dive into the list of exhibitors and highlight some notable toys that will be available at the show.

Cheeky Pig by Cheeky Cheeky

Cheeky Cheeky is a brand from Hong Kong, and its name speaks for itself: the main theme of their toys is to maintain a cheeky attitude toward the world. The featured toy is a pig, provocatively dressed in a butcher’s apron. Cheeky, indeed.

Booth № T16.

Robovendor by Felix Ip

Felix Ip creates robots built from memories, inspired by Hong Kong’s identity and culture. This paradoxical combination of mechanical and humane elements blends seamlessly in his toy designs. After all, all robots, throughout history, have emerged from human creativity.

These toys will be presented at the Toys Gallery booth, № A10.

Uncle Belly “Homies” by Sean Tnyu

Sean Tnyu is an artist whose style is deeply influenced by his experience living in two vibrant cities: San Francisco and Tokyo. His character, Uncle Belly, represents the journey of growing older while remaining full of life and passion for the activities that once captivated him in his youth. Uncle Belly embraces his current stage in life, staying curious, energetic, and devoted to his favorite hobbies.

Booth № B04.

Mahjong Cats by FEXT HOBBY

FEXT HOBBY presents three new editions of their Mahjong Cats. FEXT HOBBY aims to create collectibles that add a splash of color to the everyday life of adults. Their items are portable, movable, and can brighten up daily routines while satisfying the inner child of the owner.

Booth № T28.

Clever Little Red Riding Hood by Qilitoy

Qilitoy designs intricate compositions that include characters and their environments. The mindful landscape of this figurine features charming little animals and touches of greenery. The roots of this artifact are multidimensional: the visuals of the main heroine are inspired by anime and manga, while the character herself comes from European folklore. Finally, the mechanics of the piece pay homage to the intricate craftsmanship of traditional music boxes.

Booth № T18.