Playmobil Set Number: 3550 - Klickypedia

3550-ant - Pirate Ship

cachalote — Wed, 29 Jul 2015 12:19:58 +0000

This set appears in some Argentinian Antex catalogues and leaflets. Although there are no box images, there are images of the instructions sheet. It is a version of the 1978 German 3550 Piratenschiff (V.2).

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3550-esp - Pirate Ship

cachalote — Wed, 26 Aug 2015 22:19:20 +0000

Spanish Playmobil version of the 1978 German 3550 v1 Piratenschiff set - https://www.klickypedia.com/sets/3550v1-pirate-ship/. Easy to spot because it has a black pirate flag (instead of red). It has 2 variations on the way the word "Contenido" is displayed in the box.

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3550-fam - pirate ship (Famobil)

Anamonov — Tue, 06 May 2014 19:15:59 +0000

Versión española de Famobil del set del del Barco Pirata 3550 (v1) alemán de 1978 (https://www.klickypedia.com/sets/3550v1-pirate-ship/). Fácil de identificar porque la palabra “Famobil” sustituye a “Playmobil” y porque tiene una bandera pirata negra (en lugar de roja).

Famobil fue la marca de la compañía juguetera española Famosa licenciataria de la alemana Playmobil para fabricar y distribuir sus productos en España y Portugal entre los años 1976 y 1983. Su nombre empleaba las dos primeras sílabas de «Famosa» y la última de «Playmobil».

A partir de junio de 1983, se fundó Playmobil Ibérica y Playmobil pasó a fabricar y distribuir directamente sus productos en España. La fábrica de Famobil, que se encontraba en Onil (Alicante), pasó a ser propiedad de Playmobil y en este lugar se estableció la sede de Playmobil Ibérica S.A.U.

Según datos de enero de 2010, Playmobil Ibérica es una de las principales delegaciones de la firma alemana, para la que fabrica 15 referencias de juguetes. Su producción está, según las estadísticas, entre el 7% y el 15% de la producción mundial.

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3550-lyr - pirate ship

Yoyei — Mon, 24 Nov 2014 15:47:25 +0000

greek lyra version of the european 3550 piratenschiff set.

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3550v1 - Pirate Ship

Yoyei — Thu, 17 Apr 2014 11:41:13 +0000

this set has at least 4 variations (https://www.klickypedia.com/wiki/3550-piratenschiff-german-versions-and-varitions/) and another version (https://www.klickypedia.com/sets/3550v2-pirate-ship/). it also has several regional versions: spanish famobil 3550, Spanish Playmobil 3550, greek lyra 3550, north american playmobil 3050 pirate ship, north amercican schaper 0104, brazilian trol 23.55.0; (argentinian antex 3550), (north amercican jc penney/schaper 923-7926), (north american sears/schaper 49-59993), (mexican aurimat 13550), (mexican aurimat 23550).

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3550v3 - Pirate Ship

cachalote — Thu, 27 Aug 2015 19:02:15 +0000

Last version of this set with the poseable wrists

- Although release in 1978 the pirate ship Was not available in the UK until 1981 when the UK license passed from Marx Toys to Playmobil UK Ltd
Marx didn't release it in the UK under their brand name Playpeople
- Version 2 with the fixed wrists was on sale in the UK for short time. The poseable wrists were introduced in 1982 and phased in as old stock was used up

- 2 sets of flags - I know the Spanish Famobil version has two sets listed on the box and this version only has 1 set of flags for the stickers but it may still have had the 2 sets in the box I haven't mangled to confirm this yet
- Knife sprue - again although I have know other earlier versions in Europe came with a sprue of 5 light grey knives I have not yet been able to confirm the UK Version 3 set included them, I suspect it did not
- The box also lists only 7 black pulleys but they came on a sprue, which had 12 pulleys

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