Top toys for 13 year old boys

What is she asking for this year?

 

Pomsies

Pomsies look like literal balls of fur with catlike features: pointed ears, giant eyes, a tiny nose and a mouth completely hidden by fur. They’re designed to be cute. Instead of a torso, Pomsies have an adjustable, pose-able tail that allows kids to attach them to virtually anything: belt loops, backpacks, wrists, ankles.

But Pomsies are more than balls of fur you can move. They react to certain stimuli, purring when held and “fed” (when a kid pinches his or he fingers and presents them to the area under their noses where the mouth would be). Their huge eyes also glow different colours depending on their mood. Yes, they have moods.

Toy-based Advent Calendars 2018: The first glimpse!

Playmobil
Choose from the ice-skating scene or Santa's workshop. 
The ice-skating scene has 101 pieces altogether, including a Queen figure with ice skates, a king with ice skates, a girl with ice skates, a sledge, a basket with donuts, a bird table with 4 birds, a tree with owl, a tree with squirrel, 4 foxes, 3 racoons, a Doe, and 2 rabbits. The calendar also includes a wearable bracelet.
The Santa's workshop scene has 106, and features 4 Playmobil Figures, a sleigh, reindeer, cart, desk, buckets and lots of toys. It even includes a little electric lantern. Magical!
They'll be retailing for about £20 each.

Mumsnet predictions for hard-to-get toys this Christmas.... do you agree?

Harry Potter Lego - the Hogwarts Express