I completely agree with playmofire.
I especially think, that this policy became more and more important within the years.
So, one shouldn't forget that playmo started in the middle of the 70ties. So in Germany
a lot of things were pretty relaxed.
Thinking of pirates and cavellery and knights, these are topics that were pretty much
not an issue... Parents in the first place were happy when the kids got fresh air in the
backyard while playing blood-thirsty pirates and indians...
I still think that especially the game of man on man, let it be indians or knights, is an
important issue for little boys to get kind of a feeling of what is fair play and honor code.
And, hey, isn't there a pirates codex somewhere... ?
Oh, by the way, as far as I know, Playmobil ran into their first scandal when having an
advert where a construction worker fell from the scaffold on which he was drinking beer.
Some people then raised the question, why there has to be a box of beer in a construction
workers set...
Hmm... Okay, just realized there where actually 3 boxes of beer in the set...
http://www.collectobil.com/catalogue/items/3400.htm best regards,
socrates