Playmobil manufacturer, Geobra, plans to move its injection moulding in-house.

[kaethe]

being new to this forum i did not know the rules of sharing posts from the other forums without permission, so without a direct link, did anyone else see the note on playmoboard from toy news mag that the injection moulding will be moved back in-house.  that would seem to be good news as it will give them just that much more control over quality.  maybe they will junk the mould that makes the wimpy romans!
kaethe

[playmofire]

Most if not all of the figures are made in the Playmobil Malta factory where the moulding is done in-house already.  The German plant deals with larger items.

[Sylvia]

Hi Kaethe

It's perfectly OK to share information that you've found on other forums. If in doubt, giving credit to the original poster is a polite way to handle this situation.

However, if you want to share photos from another person, it's probably best to ask them first.

I remember reading that article last week...

Geobra: Playmobil manufacturer to reduce outsourcing

(I get a daily google update which tells me if there's any Playmobil news. )