Playmobil Lyra Greek catalogue

[pastifi]

OK here are the pictures i found in the leaflet
Sorry if they are too small   

[pastifi]

Some of them are really nice :-)
I dont know if there were made only here.
Waiting for your comments on the sets

Cheers
Panos

[pastifi]

i dont know if there is a limit in pictures
so i keep on going lol

[pastifi]

and last :-)

[Sylvia]

Thanks for the photos from the catalogue! They are certainly big enough and clear enough to see all the necessary details.

i dont know if there is a limit in pictures
so i keep on going lol

There's no limit to the overall quantity that members can post here on the forum. The only limits are on the individual size of image attachments (no more than 100kb each) and the amount of pics you can attach to each post (4 pics totalling no more than 300kb altogether). What this means is you can attach 3 pics approx 100kb each in size on one post, but if you want to attach 4 they will need to be smaller than 100kb (eg. 4 @ just under 75kb each would work). From the look of things, you are having no problems attaching pics so far. Thanks again for taking the time to photograph and post the set pics here.

[pastifi]

is my pleasure to share with you all :-)
I checked the on line catalogue and it seems that all those L letter marked items are specialy made for Greece and maybe export to arabic countries? My eskimo set has arabig letters on cover of box.
Have you ever seen them around so far?

Cheers

Panos

[Captain Henry]

Thanks for the catalog photos Panos! I especially like sets 3L20 and 3L21, of course, though 3L22 is also a nice-looking set.

My eskimo set has arabig letters on cover of box.
Have you ever seen them around so far?

I noticed that. I, for one, have never seen that before.

[playmofire]

Thanks for the pics. They've come out really well and there are some interesting things there.

I noticed the Arabic printing on the Eskimo box.  Maybe Lyra thought that there was a possible market in the eatern Mediterranean region.

[pastifi]

I noticed the Arabic printing on the Eskimo box.  Maybe Lyra thought that there was a possible market in the eastern Mediterranean region.

Same writting on the catalogue too so i guesss the whole range aimed at some point the middle east market, that maybe explains why they never went to europe? or an agreement to just sell them to greece and middle east?

I am going to the shop again today ;-)

[Meg]

I could believe that Geobra and Lyra had an agreement about where Lyra would market.
Geobra and Famobil (Spain) and Marx (UK) would have covered all of Europe.

I find the arabic writing very cool.
But its kind of ironic to me to have an Eskimo set to be offered to those in the Middle East.


Meg