Probably the best playmobil set in the world would be ....

[bonniebeth]

What about the Snow White and the Hansel and Gretel PM sets? Did those hamper a child's creativity?

What about the Santa and elve blister pack? Is there any other use for a Santa and an elve, apart from the obvious 

I'm not crazy about any of those.

I'm against licensing. Think about it.... it wouldn't be a one-time novelty, and we'd still keep getting all our unlicensed stuff, too. If they did licensed star wars or star trek, we'd most likely never have a regular, unlicensed space theme again. Have a pirates of the carribean theme, and we can forget just having generic pirates to make our own creative customs with. I think it would be the end of playmobil as we know it.

[Hadoque]

which set is that 

It is a ULO: Unindentified Lego Object 

[Giorginetto]

It is a ULO: Unindentified Lego Object 

 

i remembered , its that horrid flying sucer with the green fluoresent antenas .. horrible ....i dont like legos at all, playmobil is far superior and if they get a bit smarter and more comeptitive they will bring back steck , enhance it and use it further as a construction system . i want more steck !!!!! 

[Bolingbroke]

Think about it.... it wouldn't be a one-time novelty, and we'd still keep getting all our unlicensed stuff, too. If they did licensed star wars or star trek, we'd most likely never have a regular, unlicensed space theme again. Have a pirates of the carribean theme, and we can forget just having generic pirates to make our own creative customs with. I think it would be the end of playmobil as we know it.

True, that.

Then again, what is 'playmobil as we know it'? Is it classic 70s Playmobil? Is it 'Golden Era' Playmobil? Or is it the current, flagging Playmobil?