This charming Summer Meadow set features farm animals and a wagon. The 1-2-3 sets encourage young children to explore a variety of settings and environments through imaginative play. 
— Playmobil is a great seller at G. Willikers in Portsmouth, N.H., the Breneman family of owners told TDmonthly.

Aye aye, matey. Kids can now add the One-Eyed Pirate to their Playmobil treasure. This particular find comes with an adjustable action figure, a treasure chest, gold pieces, a sword and an old-style pirate revolver.
— "Pirate-themed stuff like figurines — Playmobil specifically," said Alex, lead clerk at Learning Tree Toys in Oklahoma City, Okla., when asked about popular gifts in his store.
— Four of 45 retailers said Playmobil makes for great gifts with their customers. Thirty units a month was the most common sales figure given to TDmonthly.
— "The Playmobil One-Eyed Pirate is a captivating 3” figure wearing gold hoop earrings, while protecting a chest full of gold. It is a wonderful addition to the Playmobil Pirate Playworld and perfect for the Playmobil collector," said Playmobil's Michelle Winfrey.

Ready to charge into battle at any second, the sturdy plastic Knight Baron from Playmobil comes with charming details and a cartoonish, endearing face. The knight’s generous red beard is covered by an intricate helmet and his armor is completely removable. Knight Baron comes with a sword, shield and trusty dog companion. He is fully compatible with all the Playmobil knight accessories. Shirley Reilly, owner of Let's Play in Hillsboro, Ore., told TDmonthly, “I sell lots of those. Altogether, I probably sell 50 units a month of Playmobil. Kids actually do collect the Playmobil and try to get every one in a category, and then a new category will come along.”

The Castle Super Set is a fort with a dungeon and shooting cannon. The set also features four knight figurines, a scaling ladder, a castle flag and decorations. The array of weapons includes battle axes, bows with arrows and swords, accompanied by a selection of three shields with stylistic emblems. It's a full arsenal defending a mighty fort.
— "Playmobil: the knights and pirates — I sell lots of those. Kids actually collect the Playmobil and try to get every one in a category, and then a new category will come along," said Shirley Reilly, owner of Let's Play in Hillsboro, Ore., in summer 2007.
— "Altogether, I probably sell 50 units a month of Playmobil,” Reilly added.
— “The Castle Superset is a Knight's fortress in a sleek carrying case. Equipped with four knights, a dungeon and a large shooting cannon, kids can pretend to be the guards of the fort,” Michelle Winfrey of Playmobil told TDmonthly.

This 73-piece set includes a gray "stone" castle measuring 28.75" across, four knights, a horse, weapons, flags and more. It folds into a handy carrying case. This product is a 2007 iParenting Media Award winner.

This three-in-one playset can be used for travel, play and storage. It includes three pirate figurines, a cannon, swords, a canoe, gold treasure, a skeleton and more. The case includes a top handle for easy transport. “Both sets [Take-Along Castle and Island] easily accommodate the toys they come with plus space for lots more,” Michelle Winfrey of Playmobil told TDmonthly.

This fully armed squad of Roman Centurions is ready for all invaders. The set includes five distinctive warriors armed with spears, sword and shields, a battle flag and even a powerful firing catapult. If this band of brave fighters can't win the battle, then none can.
— "Playmobil Romans — we’re expecting it to be big [for Christmas 2007]. ...We always do well with Playmobil," said Cathy Foland, manager at Imagination Station in Fenton, Mich.
— "It’s supposed to be featured in November on one of the early news shows: ‘Today’ or one of the others," Foland added in anticipation of the popularity of the new line.
— "Playmobil's Roman Warriors bring the past into the future," said Michelle Winfrey, marketing and public relations manager for Playmobil USA. "The new Roman play world [including the arena] allows children to learn about the history of ancient Rome while playing,"

Cheer on the Tightrope Artists as they perform their balancing act. The set is 14.2 inches in diameter and fits perfectly in the PLAYMOBIL Circus Ring (Item #4230). Also includes four figures, ladder, seesaw, and many other accessories. Figures can balance on the apparatus. Launch date: September 2008.

Kids can watch trapeze artists soar through the air at this circus show. The opening of the big top is adjustable, and the diameter of the Circus Ring is 22.5". The set also includes seven figures, ticket booths and a seating area that fits approximately 30 visitors. It requires two AA batteries. The set also features "a durable fabric tent," Playmobil Inc. Advertising and Marketing Manager Michelle Winfrey told TDmonthly. Launch date: September 2008.
— Gail Grabish, owner of a Pocketful of Toys in O'Fallon, Mo., liked the fact that the Playmobil Circus theme offers “a complete set, but then additional elements can be added.” She and two other retailers, out of 24 surveyed, named this product as a Toy Fair 2008 favorite.

Protect the fortress and signal to the others that the enemy is coming! The fort has a crane that rotates 360º and lifts cargo. Items can be hidden in a secret area behind the rocks. Also comes with three figures, beacon that lights up, working cannon, and many other accessories. Height: 14 inches. Requires two AAA batteries. Launch date: August 2008.

This pirate ship comes with a cabin, a working anchor winch, a functional loading crane, a boat hook and space for treasure and cannons. It also includes four figures, a monkey, a parrot and other accessories. The boat floats or drives on rollers and can be upgraded with the PLAYMOBIL Underwater Motor (Item #7530). The ship measures 26" L x 9" D x 22" H. “The Pirate Ship also includes string which is used to make the anchor winch and crane functional,” Playmobil Inc. Advertising and Marketing Manager Michelle Winfrey told TDmonthly. Launch date: August 2008.
— Three of 45 retailers shared with TDmonthly in early 2008 that Playmobil products are the hottest sellers in their stores.
— The pirate line by Playmobil made the top-10 best-sellers list at LB Toys in Media, Pa. in spring 2008. “Much of the line is made in Europe, and it strongly encourages imagination,”said Owner Jamie Burdette.

Make repairs to your vehicle at the Car Repair and Tuning Shop. Includes a fire red car with removable roof, attachable body kit and tires, functional car jack, laptop, assortment of tools, a figure, and many other accessories. Recommended for ages four and up. Available August 2008.

Available at speciality stores nationwide.

Keep your vehicle clean by taking it to the Car Wash. Includes a figure and functional car wash with water pump. Compatible with all PLAYMOBIL cars.

Dimensions: 11 x 7 x 4 inches (L x D x Drive Through Height). Recommended for ages four and up. Available August 2008.

The Recycling Truck comes around and keeps the community clean. Includes two figures and three garbage cans. The back of the Recycling Truck can be lifted to empty contents and the roof of the cabin can be removed. Recommended for ages four and up. Available April 2008.

Available at speciality stores nationwide.

Watch as the dolphins perform impressive tricks at the dolphin show. The set includes a dolphin basin that can be filled with water, seating area for spectators and a 360-degree turning crane that is compatible with the PLAYMOBIL Dolphin Transport (Item #4466). The set also includes two dolphins that float, four figures, a cash register, a bucket of fish, a seagull and many other accessories. "Playmobil toys "have an endless array of stories that a child can develop and play alone, with friends, mom and dad and even grandparents," Playmobil Inc. Advertising and Marketing Manager Michelle Winfrey told TDmonthly. Launch date: April 2008.

Look at the Penguins swim and play in their pool. Basin can be filled with water and waterfall functions with hand pump. Includes three figures, four penguins, pelican, bucket of fish, and other accessories. Recommended for ages four and up. Available April 2008.

Available at speciality stores nationwide.

Park the truck in the garage and load it with cargo. Drop the different shaped cargo through the correct holes in the shed’s roof. Includes a figure, truck, garage and three cargo units. This item is intended for children of the age of 18 months. Launch date: March 2008.

Help the caretaker wash and groom the horse. Washing station comes with a hose that operates with hand pump. Also includes a figure, horse, two kittens, saddle, horse blanket, broom, and cart that can hold accessories. Recommended for ages four and up. Available March 2008.

Available at speciality stores nationwide.

The Fairy Garden is in full bloom for the Fairy Queen.  Includes three figures, wands, chest of gemstones, watering pot, bird and nest, trees, and a variety of flowers.  Recommended for ages four and up.  Available March 2008. 

Help the caretakers look after the Horse Farm. Stable has three horseboxes, section for refreshments and area for grooming. Includes three figures, three ponies, kitten, wheel barrel, hay, ladder, fences, and many other accessories. Dimensions: 21" x 11" x 10" (L x D x H). "The set...afford[s] children the opportunity to play over and over again!" Playmobil Inc. Advertising and Marketing Manager Michelle Winfrey told TDmonthly. "Playmobil toys encourage the imagination by allowing children to develop their own stories." Launch date:  March 2008.
— “Playmobil has always been a good line for us, for most of the time since we’ve been in business,” noted Melodie Ingwersen of 21-year-old Creative Kids Toy Shop in Columbia, S.C., in March 2008. “There have only been a couple of bobbles in its history. It was really hot this last Christmas when people were looking for non-Chinese toys.”

Transport and store items at the Construction Site. Comes with a dumper, pallet jack, cart, shovel, barrels, broom, scale, pipes, and floodlights. The storage cases are lockable. Three figures in construction attire and helmets are also included. Launch date: January 2008.
― “We sell [Playmobil] weekly,” BeeBee Horowitz, owner of The Toy Box in Vineyard Haven, Mass., told TDmonthly when asked about her best-selling playsets in spring 2010.
― During an April 2010 survey, four of 43 retailers named Playmobil as a best-selling playset line.

Capture a video of the enormous Brachiosaurus with the adventure-seeking explorers. The set includes a Brachiosaurus with movable parts, two figures, a frog, camera, sword, cave, trees and other accessories. Launch date: January 2008.
— “The kids are pretty excited about the Playmobil dinosaurs. That’s one, particularly, that took off for us,” Yamil Castillo, owner of The Red Balloon Toy Store in Salt Lake City, Utah, told TDmonthly in April 2008. “[I sell] maybe 36 per location, [and] I've got three locations.”
— Playmobil has a “great following in our store,” Bob Breneman, owner of G. Willikers in Portsmouth, N.H., told TDmonthly in April 2008, when asked to name his store’s best-selling playset. “Kids spend their own money on it when they’re older. … [We sell] somewhere between 50 and 75 units across the line” per month.
— Seven of 50 retailers who spoke with TDmonthly in April 2008 named Playmobil playsets as their best-selling playsets.

With this set, children can capture a video of the enormous Brachiosaurus with the adventure-seeking explorers. It includes a camera, two figures, a frog, a sword, a cave, trees and other accessories. The Brachiosaurus has movable parts. Launch date: January 2008.
— Four of 66 specialty retailers named Playmobil as a top seller in their stores in May 2008. “We sell a lot because there's so much of it, and for the money, it has great play value,” Mike DiAndrea, manager of Hardware Center, Inc., in Paoli, Pa., told TDmonthly. “They do try to keep up with the trends.”

The set comes with a figure that may be seated on the Rocking Snail. This item is intended for children over the age of 18 months. Launch date: March 2008.

The Water Lily is fun to play with in and out of the water. It can float, rock and spin, and includes a figure dressed like a bumblebee. This item is intended for children over the age of 18 months. Launch date: March 2008.