After entrepreneur David Hawcock wowed the dragons this evening on BBC One's Dragons' Den, viewers at home might be wondering how they can get their hands on his unique pop-up games. The unassuming Bath-based businessman had the investors fighting over his "bloody brilliant" concept, despite the fact he fumbled his pitch.
He entered the den with his twist on classic board games - pop-up chess and row of four sets that could be opened and closed in any position, without upsetting any of the pieces, and could be folded flat to store on a bookshelf at home. Made entirely of paper and card, David explained his games have no plastic whatsoever and are completely recyclable
But he suddenly halted mid-speech, apparently having lost his train of thought due to nerves. There was an awkward lengthy pause until Deborah Meaden stepped in with some questions.
