Caitlin Smith
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For one night, Minneapolis hosts a giant zombie fest with their inflatable mascot, Phil, at the center of the event. Who else could create a 50-foot tall, lifelike (deathlike?) zombie but inflatable manufacturer Landmark Creations?
In support of our troops, Superhero Scramble uses 2 inflatable archways to start and finish a 4-6 mile fitness race filled with crazy obstacles and plenty of slime!
Kids of all ages turned out for the VANS Canada Hi-Standard snowboard event to take on the slopes & have their pics made with the VANS inflatable product replica.
For the 2011 holiday season, Barneys New York has turned an entire floor of its Madison Ave. store into Lady Gaga's Workshop complete with giant, cold air inflatable characters.
Inflatables help draw big crowds to the GE Profile washer/dryer auction in Times Square, New York.
What would you do if you came face to face with a 15-foot-tall polar bear? This inflatable mascot invites you to join the party.
Want your company mascot to pack a more powerful punch? Turn it into a 15-foot-tall, cold-air inflatable and watch the reactions.
When you're looking for realism, trust Landmark Creations for a painstakingly detailed inflatable product replica. This cold air inflatable is true-to-life right down to the printing on the label.
To describe it, you might think someone was talking about a 1970s mood ring. While MIMMI is, in fact, circular and does detect moods, it is certainly more contemporary than any ring ever hoped to be.
Saving babies' lives is what the March of Dimes is all about. For decades, it has worked to prevent birth defects, premature births and infant mortality through research, community service, education and events like the "March for Babies" races.
