... it seems like new threads are infrequent here,
It's worth noting that due to American and Canadian English, the "Children's Carousel" is sometimes listed as the "Number Merry-Go-Round"
Thank you for the detailed reviews!
You're welcome! :)9 I prefer the forum format on the internet as opposed to social media, as I've always enjoyed making detailed forum posts. Sometimes posts like the one above take multiple hours of coming back to in order to get them just how I like. ;D As it is I left some details out, as there's a point where people won't read your posts if they're too long. I left out a segment showcasing how Flounder doesn't really sit well in the shell. Most of the positions he ends up in are pretty funny looking as they look really uncomfortable.
I've been careful not to dive too deep with Playmobil. :lol:
Next thing you know the spare bedroom is half filled solid with Playmobil. ;)
The 123 klicys and animals (ok, and the stuff) are so darn CUTE, they are really hard to resist... Nice to see reviews of them :)I've been careful not to dive too deep with Playmobil. :lol:
--- oh, my sweet summer child....
I guess it's true that I did pay money to join a forum specifically to talk about it. Maybe I'm just kidding myself. :lol:
Playmobil's own site doesn't even send these, so I was blown away when a little Canadian store did. I think they're awesome. :lol:
The skirt is removable, as is Belle's. There's nothing crazy to see though, as they both wear pants. I'll take photos of them once the "Belle Tower" arrives. It's actually still cute, as they look like they're ready for a pajama party. XD
There's also a small bump on the bottom of the skirts which allows them to spin like they're dancing. It works surprisingly well for how simple it is.
Here's the picture you wanted. I figured I'd just show it off now rather than wait for Belle.
Uhm.. that's a new torso, right? Since when? (I never payed too much attention, since I don't do 123 customs - though I NEED to pop one now.. any ideas?)
Can you take Junior/123 figures apart? I thought that was impossible, or nearly so....
Buy the set! ;D (If you can put her back together after taking her apart that is.)
Seeing your purchases puts me in danger of collecting Playmobil Junior (Actually we do have quite a lot of 123 which the grandchildren play with)!
(...) but of course how willing you are to use them as an adult varies by person. If you're not ashamed to have bath toys as an adult, (...)
In the end I think the submarine itself is great, but the Tinti interaction isn't too special. While the deep blue does look good for underwater adventures, the other colours are kind of strange for a submarine. The tablets come in blue, purple and green, and I don't think the sub spewing purple oil or green chemical waste is very kid friendly. (It also doesn't make you feel very clean) The other two sets look a lot more promising with the Tinti interaction though, so I'll get those up when I can.
I should also note that as an adult, I'm a little suspicious of the Tinti tablets. I certainly don't want to get the coloured water in my mouth or eyes, and I'm just glad I didn't have some kind of allergic reaction to them. (Which only occurred to me after I had finished my bath)
Tinti's products do not contain parabens or any other preservatives, and all the colours are made from natural dyes.
In other words, it is safe for children to be washed with Tinti's products. Everything from Tinti is thoroughly tested, and the company has received several awards for their products, ranging from skin-friendliness to sustainable production. Everything is also designed and manufactured in Germany.