Passend zur Fußball EM 2024 in Deutschland.

Es handelt sich um insgesamt 16 Deutsche Nationalspieler.

4 Matthias Ginter

17 Julian Brandt

19 Leroy Sane

13 Thomas Müller

16 Florian Wirtz

6 Joshua Kimmich

1 Marc-Andre Ter Stegen

15 Niklas Süle

5 Mats Hummels

7 Kai Havertz

14 Jamal Musiala

18 Jonas Hofmann

9 Niclas Füllkrug

3 Robin Gosens

21 Ilkay Gündogan

2 Antonio Rüdiger

Dazu gehören dann  noch ein Sammelkoffer mit Brettspiel und Diorama sowie ein Torschuss-Set mit den Figuren Manuel Neuer und Timo Werner

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Star Trek III

aus dem Jahr 1984:

Auf der Suche nach Mr. Spock

Kruge   Maltz

zwei Klingonen – Crew

Commander James T. Kirk

Mr. Spock

Alle Figuren gehören zum Lieferumfang des Modells der 

Bird of Prey vom Playmobil.

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 Privatdetektiv Thomas Magnum und seine Freunde Jonathan Higgins, Theodore Calvin (T. C.) und Orville “Rick” Wright.

Die Krimiserie spielt auf Hawaii.

zum vergrößern der Bilder bitte anklicken

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 Privatdetektiv Thomas Magnum und seine Freunde Jonathan Higgins, Theodore Calvin (T. C.) und Orville “Rick” Wright.

Die Krimiserie spielt auf Hawaii.

zum vergrößern der Bilder bitte anklicken

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Leonard McCoy wird 2266 auf die Enterprise versetzt .

McCoy freundet sich an Bord schnell mit Captain Kirk an, welcher McCoy den Spitznamen „Pille“ gibt.

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Gut gemachte Figur.

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Er wird der Zweite Offizier und Wissenschaftsoffizier von Captain Christopher Pike an Bord der USS Enterprise.

Später sehr guter Freund und Begleiter durch die Abenteuer mit Captain Kirk.

Guter erkennungswert der Figur dank der Ohren. 

Schöne Figur.

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Diente als Offizier in der Sternenflotte. 

Kommandant der Flaggschiffe

USS Enterprise NCC-1701 und der 

USS Enterprise NCC-1701-A 

Tolle Figur von Playmobil.

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La referencia original 30228320 se diseñó expresamente para la serie vikinga.

El escudo inicial era de color plateado y muy pulido, sin letras o números en él. Lo característico de estos escudos es que usan pegatinas a diferencia de otros que se encuentran impresos. Los escudos pulidos sin números ni marca se sitúan entre los sets iniciales (serie vikinga 3150, 3151, 3152, 3153, 3155, 3156, 3157 y 4599) y el 5003, en este aún se mantiene ese modelo pulido.

Las pegatinas iniciales, creo que durante el primer año o poco más eran muy gruesas de tipo cartoncillo o cartulina, con colores algo más suaves y los amarillos más anaranjados.

A lo largo de su producción pasaron a realizarse en papel satinado adhesivo mucho más fino. Por ejemplo, en la referencia 30897170 de 9 pegatinas del barco vikingo 3150 puedo constatar varias fechas de publicación: 

• Fecha de versión-publicación-edición 05.02, soporte cartulina, acabado menos satinado, colores más suaves. Presente en la ref. 3150 versión A (anterior a la publicación de la ref. 5723)
• Fecha de versión 10.03, soporte papel satinado, colores intensos, verdes y azules más oscuros, amarillos más claros. Presente en los sets 3150 V2, 5723 y 5003.
• Fecha de versión 09.04, igual que el anterior, no se observan diferencias a simple vista. Presente en la ref. 5003 y posiblemente en algunas 6330.
• Fecha de versión 07.12, no se aprecian diferencias con los dos anteriores. Aparece en la ref. 6330.

Ya en el set 9891 modifican la hoja quitando la que sirve para el escudo de cola de cometa cambiando el número de referencia.

En una segunda versión de los escudos, siguen siendo pulidos, pero presentan una numeración y nombre de marca en su reverso, lo que, a mi parecer, afea el producto. Esta se publica con el set 6330. Las ref. 7677 de la reedición también presentan este modelo de escudo a diferencia de la primera edición.

Posteriormente sacan una versión con cambio de nombre oficial y que tiene un acabado deslustrado, como si lo hubiesen sometido a un chorro de arena. Esta versión se publica con el set 9891 y, posiblemente, en la versión 2 del 4433.

En la serie figures (salvo serie 23) y en los vikingos del DS de la última hornada los escudos están impresos.

La ref. 9146 (figures 11) trae un escudo que, en principio era exclusivo de esta figura, con los colores del set 3155 pero en versión negativa. Luego pasa a editarse en el set 9893 (3 vikingos del DS)

En el set 5460 el vikingo presenta una variante en otros colores de un diseño preexistente, pero impreso, que posteriormente se presenta en los sets 5371 (vikingo spezial-Plus) y 9892 (jefe vikingo del DS)

En el set 5596 se edita una versión impresa del escudo presente en los sets 3152, 5712 y 4433. El color es algo más oscuro para el rojo, con tendencia a carmín-granate frente a la tendencia bermellón de la versión 3152. Este escudo también se incluye en el set 9893 (3 vikingos del DS)

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But if you want to see all the sets of biplanes (21 sets) , sailboats , banks , or US soldiers , for example , the tags are very important , and many sets don’t have tags , or vague tags (vehicles for example) …

I propose a new list of tags for vehicles , materials , constructions , humans and animals , and I would like that Germans and Spanish members translate them !

  (order = English , French , German , Spanish)

1. 1. trucks / camions / Laster / camiones

   2. construction machines / engins de chantiers /Baumaschinen / maquinaria de construcción

   3. farm machines / engins agricoles / Bauernhofmaschinen / maquinaria aquícola

   4. forest machines / engins forestiers / Forstmaschinen / maquinaria forestal

   5. circus vehicles / véhicules de cirque / Zirkusfahrzeuge / vehículos cirquenses

   6. police vehicles / véhicules de police / Polizeifahrzeuge /vehículos policiales

   7. ambulances / ambulances / Rettungswagen / ambulancias

   8. fire engines / véhicules de pompiers / Feuerwehrfahrzeuge / vehículos de bomberos

   9. vans / fourgons / Lieferwagen / furgonetas

   10. bus / bus /Bus / autobuses

   11. campers / camping cars / Wohnmobil / autocaravanas

   12. caravans / caravanes / Wohnwagen / caravanas

   13. trailers / remorques / Anhänger / trailers

   14. 1900 vehicles / véhicules 1900 / 1900 Fahrzeuge / vehículos de época

   15. cars / voitures / Autos / coches

   16. 4×4 / 4×4 / Geländewagen / todoterrenos

   17. race vehicles / véhicules de course / Rennauto / vehículos de competición

   18. motorbikes / motos / Motorräder / motos o motocicletas

   19. bicycles / cycles / Fahrräder / bicicletas

   20. stagecoaches / diligences / Postkutschen / diligencias

   21. carriages / calèches / Pferdekutsche / carruajes

   22. wagons / chariots / Waggons / carros o carromatos

   23. carts / charrettes / Karren /

   24. biplanes / biplans / Doppeldecker / biplanos

   25. modern planes / avions modernes / moderne Flugzeuge / aviones modernos

   26. helicopters / hélicoptères / Hubschrauber / helicópteros

   27. space vehicles / engins spatiaux / Weltraumfahrzeuge / vehículos espaciales

   28. rowboats / bateaux à rames / Ruderboote / botes

   29. sailboats / bateaux à voiles / Segelboote / veleros

   30. speedboats / hors bords / Speedboote /

   31. motorboats / bateaux à moteurs / Motorboote / motoras

   32. modern ships / navires modernes / moderne Schiffe / barcos modernos

   33. submarines / sous marins / U-Boote / submarinos

   34. trains / trains / Züge / trenes

   35. locomotives / locomotives / Lokomotiven / locomotoras

   36. passenger cars / voitures de voyageurs /  Passagierwaggons/ vagones de pasajeros

   37. freight cars / wagons de marchandises / Frachtwaggons / vagones de mercancias

1. 38. accessories / accessoires / Zubehör / accesorios

   39. arms / armes / Waffen / armas

   40. airports / aéroports / Flughäfen / aeropuertos

   41. banks / banques / Banken

   42. bridges / ponts / Brücken / puentes

   43. castles / châteaux / Burgen / castillos

   44. chalets / chalets / Almhütte / villas

   45. churches / églises / Kirchen / iglesias

   46. city halls / hôtels de ville / Rathäuser / 

   47. crafting / artisanat / Handwerk / artesanía

   48. étals / stalls / Ställe /

   49. equipments / équipements / Ausrüstung /equipamiento

   50. factories / usines / Fabriken / fábricas

   51. farms / fermes /Bauerhöfe / granjas

   52. fire stations / casernes de pompiers / Feuerwehrstationen / parque de bomberos

   53. harbors / ports / Häfen / puertos

   54. hospitals / hôpitaux / Krankenhäuser / hospitales

   55. hotels / hôtels / Hotels / hoteles

   56. houses / maisons / Häuser / casas o viviendas

   57. inns / auberges / Gasthaus / albergues u hostales

   58. islands / îles / Inseln / islas

   59. leisure places / lieux de loisirs / Freizeitstätte / lugares de esparcimiento

   60. military forts / forts militaires / Militärforts / cuarteles

   61. mines / mines / Minen / minas

   62. police offices / bureaux de police / Polizeistationen / comisaria de policia

   63. ranches / ranchs /Ranches / ranchos

   64. relays / relais /relé

   65. saloons / saloons / Saloons / bares

   66. schools / écoles / Schulen / escuelas

   67. service stations / stations services / Tankstellen / gasolineras

   68. stores / commerces / Läden / comercios

   69. tents / tentes / Zelte/ tiendas

   70. train stations / gares ferroviaires / Bahnhöfe / estaciones de trenes

1. 71. cowboys / cowboys / Cowboys / vaqueros

   72. US soldiers / soldats US / US-Soldaten / soldados norteamericanos

   73. indians / indiens / Indianer / indios

   74. knights / chevaliers / Ritter / caballeros

   75. soldiers / soldats / Soldaten / soldados

   76. pirates / pirates / Piraten / piratas

   77. prehistoric men / hommes préhistoriques / prähistorische Menschen / hombres prehistóricos

   78. ancient people / peuples de l’antiquité /Menschen aus dem Altertum / pueblos de la antigüedad

   79. north men / vikings / Vikinger / vikingos

   80. 1900 people / personnages 1900 / 1900-Menschen / gente de época

   81. workers / ouvriers / Arbeiter*innen / trabajadores – obreros

   82. employees / employés / Beschäftigte / trabajadores – empleados

   83. merchants / commerçants / Händler*innen / comerciantes

   84. farmers / fermiers / Bauern / granjeros

   85. firemen / pompiers / Feuerwehrmänner/frauen / bomberos

   86. policemen / policiers / Polizist*innen / policias

   87. secret agents / agents secrets / Geheimagent*innen / agentes secretos

   88. robbers / voleurs / Räuber*innen / ladrones

   89. doctors / docteurs / Ärtz*innen / médicos

   90. nurses / infirmières / Pfleger*innen / niñeros

   91. teachers / enseignants / Lehrer*innen / profesores

   92. religious persons / religieux / religiöse Personen / religiosos

   93. astronauts / astronautes / Astronaut*innen / astronautas

   94. musicians / musiciens / Musiker*innen / músicos

   95. circus artists / artistes de cirque / Zirkusartist*innen / artistas cirquenses

   96. families / familles / Familien / familias

   97. sportsmen / sportifs / Sportler*innen / deportistas

   98. vacationers / vacanciers / Urlauber*innen / 

   99. raiders / aventuriers / Abenteurer*innen / aventureros

   100. animals / animaux / Tiere / animales

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These are all related to one of the German versions: v1 (crew members have fixed hands colored as their torsos; / the crane in the box’s front lifts a yellow trunk) and v2 (crew members have skin colored rotating hands / the trunk being lifted becomes a brown one).

Begining in Spain, we have the FAMOBIL 3550.
http://www.klickypedia.com/sets/3550-fam-pirate-ship/
Similar to the german v1 version (crew members have fixed hands colored as their torsos; / the crane in the box’s front lifts a yellow trunk)
It is easy to identify:
– the word Famobil in the box’s front replaces Playmobil;
– in here the words “5 CLICK” are added (inside a red jagged balloon) and also the word “CONTENIDO”.
– there is no set number in the front;
– the skull and bones flag in the ship’s front mast is black instead of red;

Also in Spain there are 2 variations of locally made PLAYMOBIL 3550, similar to the German v1 (crew members have fixed hands colored as their torsos; / the crane in the box’s front lifts a yellow trunk).
They are also, both of them, easy to identify – the skull and bones flag in the ship’s front mast is black instead of red.
http://www.klickypedia.com/sets/3550-esp-pirate-ship/

The variation a:
– has a solid white set number 3550 in the box’s front (bottom left).
– has the word “CONTENIDO” (top left)

The variation b:
– also has a solid white set number 3550 in the box’s front (bottom left).
– has the words “Contenido”, “Conteúdo”, “Inhalt” and “Contents right next to it.

Across the Mediterranean there is a Grek LYRA 3550.
http://www.klickypedia.com/sets/3550-lyr-pirate-ship/
It uses one of the variations (b) of the german v1 version (crew members have fixed hands colored as their torsos; / the crane in the box’s front lifts a yellow trunk).
It can be identified by:
– the word “LYRA” in the box’s front cover;
– a wider blue frame around the box’s front cover.

Across the Atlantic we have an Argentinian ANTEX 3550 version.
http://www.klickypedia.com/sets/3550-ant-pirate-ship/
It is probably similar to Germany’s v2 version (crew members have skin colored rotating hands / the trunk being lifted becomes a brown one).
Images of the box are not known (only of the catalogue and instrucions).

There is also a Brazilian TROL version, the 23.55.0.
http://www.klickypedia.com/sets/23-55-0-trol-pirate-ship/
Again it is similar to the German v1 version (crew members have fixed hands colored as their torsos; / the crane in the box’s front lifts a yellow trunk).
The best way to identify it is to see:
– the “TROL” logo in the box’s cover (bottom left).

a Mexican AURIMAT version, the 13550.
http://www.klickypedia.com/sets/13550-aur-pirate-ship/
It is probably similar to Germany’s v2 version (crew members have skin colored rotating hands / the trunk being lifted becomes a brown one).
Images of the box are not known (only of the catalogue and instrucions).
In 1989 there is also the probability of the set number becoming 23550.

and another Mexican version, MATTEL 13333 Barco Pirata.   http://www.klickypedia.com/sets/13333-xat-pirate-ship/.  similar to the german 3550 v2 version (crew members have skin colored rotating hands / the trunk being lifted becomes a brown one).

North America, the oldest version is SCHAPER’s 0104 Super Deluxe Pirate Ship Set.
http://www.klickypedia.com/sets/0104-sch-super-deluxe-pirate-ship/
Similar to the german v1 version (crew members have fixed hands colored as their torsos; / the crane in the box’s front lifts a yellow trunk).
Easy to identify:
– the words “Schaper a Play Set” are included in the box’s front near Playmobil Logo;
– also “GUARANTEED FUN..” inside a yellow jagged balloon;
– and also the set number (top right) and the mention “Super Deluxe Pirate Ship Set” (bottom left).

There are probably some variations of this set:

Sold by JC Penney, set number 923-7926.
http://www.klickypedia.com/sets/923-7926-sch-pirate-ship-set/

Sold by Sears, set number 49-59993.
http://www.klickypedia.com/sets/49-59993-sch-pirate-ship/

And also a possible older version, yet to be confirmed, with a different design, similar to the other Schaper sets that were made back then.
http://www.klickypedia.com/sets/0104-sch-super-deluxe-set-pirate-series/

Finally, North American Playmobil produced its own version – the 3050 Pirate Ship.
http://www.klickypedia.com/sets/3050-usa-pirate-ship/.
It is similar to Germany’s v2 version (crew members have skin colored rotating hands / the trunk being lifted becomes a brown one).
It has 2 variations:

The variation a:
– has an outline set number in its box.

The variation b:
– a solid black set t number in its box.

Is this all there is?
Maybe yes maybe no.
Some of these versions or variations were only confirmed very recently and from some of them there is a lot of information missing.
But others can appear.

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Trying to concentrate in the German sets we can consider 2 basic versions:

V1, 1978-1983/84
– crew members have fixed hands colored as their torsos;
– the crane in the box’s front lifts a yellow trunk;
– playmobil official “produktarchiv” names it 3550-A in 1978;

V2, 1984/85-1988/89
– crew members have skin colored (light pink and brown) rotating hands,
– the trunk being lifted becomes a brown one.
– playmobil official “produktarchiv” names it 3550-B in 1984;

Of these 2 versions there are a lot of box variations containing a number of details that help to sort them all.

V1-a:
– “horizontal” front with boat facing left;
– box made of styrofoam;
– no mention of the set number in the front;
– “playmobil” logo with a round dot in the “i” in the front;
– “b” brandstatter logo and “system” word added below “playmobil” in the front;
– “5 klicky” is mentioned in the top left side of the front;
– picture of the contents in the back;
– picture of a boy with the boat in the back;
– black and white intructions leaflet;
– collector 3 book names it v1 and gives it a 1978-1982/83 timeframe (p. 56)

V1-b
– “horizontal” front with boat facing left;
– inside box made of cardboard with a narrow frame;
– no mention of the set number in the front;
– “playmobil” logo with a round dot in the “i”;
– “b” brandstatter logo and “system” word added below “playmobil” in the front;
– boat shows 16 crew members in the front and a seashore camp;
– small picture of the boat and small picture of its crew (5 figures) on the top left corner of the front;
– picture of the contents in the back;
– picture of a boy with his grandfather and 2 boats with stripe-painted sails the boat in the back;
– 4 close-up pictures of the boat with a handpainted crew, sails and hull;
– black and white intructions leaflet;
– collector 3 book includes this variation but it doesn’t give it a number or timeframe (p. 552)

V1-c
– “horizontal” front with boat facing left;
– inside box made of cardboard with a narrow frame;
– no mention of the set number in the front;
– “playmobil” logo with a trapezoid dot in the “i”;
– small picture of the crew (5 figures) on the top left corner of the front;
– picture of the contents in the back;
– picture of a boy with his grandfather and 2 boats with stripe-painted sails the boat in the back;
– 4 close-up pictures of the boat with a handpainted crew, sails and hull;
– black and white intructions leaflet;
– collector 3 book names this variation v2 and gives it a 1982/83-1984/89 timeframe (p. 84)

V1-d
– “vertical” box with boat facing the right;
– no mention of the set number in the front;
– “playmobil” logo with a trapezoid dot in the “i”;
– picture of the contents in the back;
– picture of a boy with his grandfather and 2 boats with stripe-painted sails the boat in the back;
– 4 close-up pictures of the boat with a handpainted crew, sails and hull;
– no mention of this variation on collector 3 book;

V2-a
– “horizontal” front with boat facing right;
– inside box made of cardboard with a large frame;
– outline set number included in the lower left corner of the front;
– word “inhalt” and 4 translations included in the lower left corner of the front;
– “playmobil” logo with a trapezoid dot in the “i”;
– picture of the contents in the back;
– picture of a boy with his grandfather and 2 boats with stripe-painted sails the boat in the back;
– 4 close-up pictures of the boat with a handpainted crew, sails and hull;
– colored instructions leaflet;
– collector 3 book names this variation v3 and gives it a 1984/85-1988/89 timeframe (p. 98).

V2-b
– “horizontal” front with boat facing right;
– inside box made of cardboard with a large frame;
– black set number included in the lower left corner of the front;
– “playmobil” logo with a trapezoid dot in the “i”;
– collector 3 book names this variation v4 and gives it a 1988/89-1990/91 timeframe (p. 120).

V2-c
– the same as V2-a but with no set number;
– word “inhalt” and 5 translations included in the lower left corner of the front;

V2-d
– the same as V2-a but with no set number and no “inhalt” word and its translations included.

This set coincides with a period of great growth for Playmobil.
This success maybe explains why there are so many variations of the its 2 versions.
Even in other countries – Spain, Greece, U.S.A. – there are a lot of versions and variations.
This listing can be far from complete – some of these variations are attributed to exclusive regional markets (Netherlands) or srore chains.
Even if the number of versions is not likely to change, at any time a new variation can show up.

note: thank you playmorache (from Klickywelt) for so many informations and images

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