We have nothing but wood on our mind...
Since August, our games production has been running full blast: shaping, sanding, oiling, and packaging.
Sometimes, we face nice surprises...
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... and the wood faces us back!
Christmas is just around the corner!
From the 13th to 17th of December, 2017, we'll be exhibiting again at the Kunsthandwerker-Weihnachtsmarkt (crafts market) at Moyland Castle in the Lower Rhine region. For all those who love Christmas markets and don't live too far away, we recommend this wonderful market in the park of Moyland Castle.
Photo by Walter Hoffmann
Essen Game Fair, October 2017
Again, many people keenly played our games at the SPIEL in Essen
Of course, they tried out our new releases QUATRO FLASH, TRIANGOLI, and URBINO, but the "classics," such as FENDO, MIXTOUR, QUINT-X, and SAMSARA, were sought after as well.
A big thank-you goes to our authors at the booth for explaining, playing and signing their games with joy and enthusiasm.
And, of course, thanks to all those players who love our games made of solid wood.
We had great days at the fair – and hope to see you again next year.
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Essen Game Fair, October 2015
This year, we had a lot of fun again at the Game Fair in Essen.
The days at our booth went by incredibly quickly and were filled with nice chats and concentrated game play.
FENDO and C-CROSS were already sold out by Friday evening. Ludovic Gimet, the author of C-CROSS, helped us out by giving us his copies that were designated for France.
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Ludovic Gimet (left) explains C-CROSS
Dieter Stein (right) plays a game of FENDO
"Europamarkt" in Aachen, September 2015
The weather in Aachen could have been better – but nevertheless, the European Market was a full success. Many visitors asked us to present our new releases, looked for a suitable present, or just came by for a nice chat. This year, we had active male support for explaining the games. Many thanks for this!
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January/February 2015 – Nuremberg Toy Fair
Never before have there been so many exhibitors from the game and toy industry at these North Bavarian fair grounds. With roughly 2,850 exhibitors from 67 countries, along with 72,000 trade visitors, all previous records were broken.
Our booth was very well-frequented; especially on Saturday, we had a space crunch and, for lack of room, had to make additional use of the aisles.
In Nuremberg, we presented our complete product line of games, including the new releases Fendo and Rincala family.
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November 2014 "Spellenspektakel" in Eindhoven
Great success for our game Samsara at the "Spellenspektakel" in Eindhoven, the biggest board game event in the Netherlands.
At the "RolltheDice" game club, all visitors could cast their vote for the best game.
They chose "Samsara," by Thomas Weber, as number / 1.
Gerhards games were presented by Dennis Merkx and Kees Meis from Rielekst.com
External links:
RolltheDice.nl
www.rielekst.com
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October 2014: SPIEL Essen
This year again, we were represented with our own booth at the leading fair of the game industry, the world's greatest game fair in Essen.
Through many conversations in person, we were able to make numerous visitors familiar with our games, especially with the new releases. Some people became so engrossed in our games that they lost track of time completely. ;-)
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September 2014
Once again, we were exhibitors at the European Market in Aachen this year.
This arts and crafts market, which always takes place on the first weekend in September, gives us a good opportunity to meet old and new customers.
This year, we enjoyed the participation of Thomas Weber, the author of the game "Samsara."
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25. August 2014
Now our summer vacation is over, we've launched our new online store.
Please enjoy browsing our new game collections and popular long sellers.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us.
Mai 2014 - Our new CNC machining center has been delivered..
It came from above ...
It's not a present, but unpacking it was fun anyway ...
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In order that we can work with even more precision in the future ...