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    1. PLAYMOBIL Diorama

      PLAYMOBIL Diorama

      Dioramabenpm organizes events with Playmobil. These events consist of workshops, quests and dioramas. A diorama is a set-up/model with a story behind it, each figure has a function or a link with the diorama/theme of the location. This can range from 1m² to 30-50m² in all kinds of themes. Previous events were in Kasteel van Laarne, Sportimonium Hofstade, Kina Gent, Curiosum Sint-Niklaas and Prullenbos Wetteren. On April 6, 2025, the newest event will start in Kasteel van Laarne in collaboration with Herita. More information? Then be sure to take a look at www.dioramabenpm.be or @dioramabenpm on Instagram.

    2. PLAYMOBIL Workshop

      PLAYMOBIL Workshop

      At the PLAYMOBIL Workshop I will show you with a short tutorial how you can assemble your own PLAYMOBIL figures. This way you will discover the possibilities of being creative with PLAYMOBIL. Be amazed and let your inner child loose! At the end you can take your own figure with you! Do you want to have a chance to win a big PLAYMOBIL prize? Every participant in the workshop at FACTS, April 5 and 6, 2025, will have the chance to participate in the draw! All steps will be explained at the Dioramabenpm stand (D44)! Dioramabenpm gives PLAYMOBIL workshops in collaboration with museums, organizations or for private events. These workshops are often also linked to entire PLAYMOBIL events.

    3. PlayStation Access Controller

      PlayStation Access Controller

      Meet the Access Controller – an innovative and versatile controller kit fully customizable to the needs of players with motor disabilities. Developed in close collaboration with the accessibility community, this controller offers enhanced comfort, flexibility, and playtime, so you can enjoy longer games. With its modular design, adjustable joystick, and configurable buttons, the Access Controller offers unprecedented freedom to personalize your controller experience. Whether you play one-handed, in a wheelchair configuration, or with other accessories, the Access Controller adapts to you—not the other way around.