Meet Mabel: PeachyKeen launches the UK’s most electrifying cow
PeachyKeen has a new star, and she’s a cow. Mabel, the UK’s most electrifying cow,…
PeachyKeen has a new star, and she’s a cow.
Mabel, the UK’s most electrifying cow, is the latest human energy attraction from our Kirkcaldy workshop. She’s a life-size, light-up cow with a game of Whack a Moo built right into her, and like everything we make, she only comes to life when people put the energy in.
To play, you first have to power Mabel up by turning her hand crank as fast as you can. Once her power lights turn green, she’s ready. Lights start flashing around her body, and players have 30 seconds to hit the button on every light they can.
Players can go it alone, cranking Mabel up themselves before racing the clock, or team up with a friend: one cranks, the other whacks.
“Mabel sums up what PeachyKeen is all about. People have a brilliant time playing her, and while they’re laughing and competing, they’re also seeing for themselves that the energy they create with their own bodies can power something real. She’s daft, she’s fun, and she gets people talking about energy in a way a poster never could.” said Andrew Bowie, founder of PeachyKeen.
Mabel is designed to be picked up in seconds by players of any age, and short 30-second rounds keep queues moving at busy events. She’s a natural fit for school fairs, galas, festivals, agricultural shows, STEM events, corporate days and community celebrations.
Mabel is now available for booking and makes a fantastic attraction at any event.
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PeachyKeen was privileged to be one of the activities at Go Live On The Green as part of Glasgow 2018 – European Championships – FANTASTIC…!!!
Averaging 10590 visitors each day for eleven days the PeachyKeen stand was buzzing with participants for its Water Lot of Energy Challenge.
Ranging in age from 3 to 91, including 13 of Police Scotland’s finest – the competitive spirit was evident in all those pedaling like fury…!!!
Contact us now to find out more about how PeachyKeen can add energy and attract public participation to your event .
Glenrothes was one of five Scottish new towns to be built in the post-war era and is now celebrating its 70th anniversary.
One of the first events was North Glenrothes Community Council’s Family Fun Day at Gilvenbank Park.
PeachyKeen’s Balloon Challenge with appropriately coloured silver balloons, adorned in diamond white with “Happy 70th Birthday Glenrothes” was one of the attractions – almost 250 balloons inflated in four hours by the pedaling public.
Positioned next to a vintage tractor PeachyKeen’s “Miracle Milker” was right at home, though blowing up balloons rather than milking a cow…!!!
Contact us now to find out more about how PeachyKeen can milk some fun at your celebratory event .
Who would have thought that during a science event our stand would prove an attraction for a Hen Party.
While the school children were having a snack break, the PeachyKeen set-up found itself hosting a party of ladies who had as much fun as the younger participants.
As it was early in the afternoon, the red liquid in the tank was water with natural food colouring and not wine…!!!
Contact us now to find out more about how PeachyKeen could add a fun as well as an educational element to your celebrations.
PeachyKeen is proud to be partnering with Horn Imports, the only company in the UK that supplies a variety of realistic life size model plastic animals including bulls, cows, deer, sheep, goats, giant strawberries, milking cows, horses, pigs, penguins and calves.
One of our first projects was to covert a model of Doberman dog into a farm yard, alarm system that could be powered by PeachyKeen human power and good old mains power. The animal in question illuminates on approach with bright red eyes and a spine shivering barking sequence.
The model is affectionately known as “Urban” after a real Doberman who kindly provided the snarling sound track.
Any of Horn Imports animals can be converted to multi-media creations to inform and entertain.
Contact us now to find out more about how PeachyKeen could turn a model animal into a captivating visitor attraction.
Scottish Borders Council called upon Peachy Keen to help promote its Reduced – Reuse – recycle initiative at the Border Union Agricultural Show.
The activity enables participants compete to see who can generate the most energy by pedalling one of our PeachyKeen pods to blow up a branded balloon.
As well as driving footfall to the stand, the activity gave the Council staff the time and opportunity to communicate the key information on the initiative.
The popularity of this activity could be seen by the number of people walking around the showground with an appropriately branded balloon and is a great way to monitor the success of a promoted message.
To discuss how we could drive footfall to your next event, contact us now.
PeachyKeen has enabled the Electric Car Club in partnership with Renault to promote their electric vehicles in style with our Grand Prix Challenge Experience.
The fantastic interactive event reinforced the environmentally friendly message of using electricity to power cars by enabling members of the public to create the electricity to power the small electric cars on a track!
We also ensured all the PeachyKeen Pods, cars, crash barriers et cetera were branded in the customer’s colours.
Our activity encouraged members of the public to follow their curiosity, have an opportunity of taking part in the activity and in turn recording their interest to become Electric Car Club members or allow Renault to follow up their interest in electric vehicles.
To see how we could help you to drive footfall to your next event, contact us now.
When St Andrews Business Improvement District were looking for a unique way of promoting European Mobility Week, we were only too happy to help with a unique Multimedia Experience which required them to get on their bikes!
The PeachyKeen event station was located in the middle of the town square and commissioned to encourage members of the public to use our PeachyPods to power a TV displaying sustainable transport presentations.
The event was seen as a massive success engaging hundred of members of the public as well as acting as a fun way of allowing local and national politicians to interact.
As part of the project PeachyKeen sourced and played various video clips that related to the day’s theme.
To find out more or to discuss your event, contact us now.
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