Want to see the very best Playmobil sets? Because we’ve scoured the Internet to find the very best Playmobil has to offer. Dinosaurs? We’ve got that. Medieval castles? We got that, too. Mythical fairies and unicorns? Yup. We’ve got toys for everyone.
Toothless is large and sturdy, so the chance of it getting broke when it takes a tumble is low, Plus it can fire rockets from its mouth by tilting the head back. If you ask me, that’s a genius bit of engineering work. Buttons are harder for young kids to push all the way in to make it activate, so having it as a simple head tilt is very smart.
You also get a Hiccup figure with armor and sword, and a sheep toy to chase around.
Included in this set are a family-sized tent, table, chairs, and portable cooker, along with a boatload of accessories to really get that outdoor camping feel.
There’s also a cat, which obviously makes this set at least 10 times better. Because cats.
As inexpensive as this set is, it’s still exceptional value. For the cost, you get the Slimer toy and a hot dog stand complete with accessories and a server.
Add that to the fact you can claim four free episodes of the Playmobil Ghostbusters show (while stocks last!), and it fits perfectly with the other Ghostbuster sets, for the price this set is a steal.
Sure, cars are cool, but how about upping the ante with a firetruck?
The Playmobil Rescue Ladder Unit has working lights and sounds, so it’s as close to the real thing without needing to worry about how in the hell you’d fit a life-size firetruck in your front room as possible.
The truck also comes fitted with a rescue ladder with moveable crow’s nest, as well as two figures, a fire hose, and an extinguisher, which is neat.
If you’ve got a child who’s into saving the day, then this is one of the best Playmobil sets for them.
I’ve mentioned this life hack before in another article and it bears repeating. The Playmobil Advent Calendar Santa’s Workshop is designed for Christmas, but these types of gifts also make excellent prize boards.
If your child has done all their chores or has done well at school, have this little gift hidden away in a cupboard and when they do something positive, let them open a door.
Although us old folk may not care for advent calendars outside of December, that doesn’t mean kids won’t.
As you know, kids (and adults at times) love going to a park and playing on climbing frames and getting pushed on a swing. Now they can reenact playtime from the comfort of their home.
What’s more, this set also includes a solid number of accessories, including one adult and four children figures, a kite, a park bench, sand toys, and a cooler.
On the accessories front, there’s a teacher, three child figures, chalkboard, desks, books, writing utensils, a ruler, and a bike with a bike rack.
Although that a lot of accessories, the best part of this set is the fact the classroom and accessories can be closed shut into a nice little easy to tidy package.
There’s even handles on top so if your child wants to take it out with them, they won’t need to worry about losing anything while it’s on the move.
Gone are the real-life job role sets, as are the medieval fantasy themes. Instead we get a kitted-out tech igloo with a snowmobile and explorer figures.
Sometimes it’s good to move your kids away from what they normally like as it helps with building their imagination if they have to make other styles of toys fit in with their favorites.
So, if you’re after something a little different, this one’s for you.
If it’s not Police toys, it’s medical responder playsets. The Playmobil Emergency Medical Helicopter comes with adult figures, one child figure, stretcher, first aid kit, along with other accessories.
As you’d imagine, the helicopter does, in fact, come with spinning rotor blades and is large enough to feel realistic when playing, but not too large that it’s cumbersome. The perfect mix, essentially.
This set even comes with its own pit crew, so should a tire ever need changing, these little guys are on hand to repair a flat as fast as humanly possible.
With some toy manufacturers, sometimes they phone-in designs when it comes to licensed products.
But when the company in question has produced some 3 billion products since its inception, you know Playmobil value both accuracy and quality. Just try to find a fault with this. You can’t.
Not all animal-related playsets need to be farms. If you’re after something a little different, try going with the Playmobil Aquarium Building Set.
The coolest part of this set is it’s designed to be filled with real water for a more authentic play experience. And yes, the fish do float.
On top of that you also get three figures, three seals, an array of fish and sea creatures, bucket with fish, coral, recycle bins, feeding time clock, as well as other accessories.
Not all kids want real life role-play sets. Some kids, they want spooky. Which is where the Playmobil Take Along Haunted House comes in.
This is a typical Playmobil foldable house with an eerie twist. Think skulls, bottles of potions, gargoyle statues, that sort of thing. a
Add in a Frankenstein-style creation, vampire with a coffin, and a 19th-century alchemist, and you’ve got all the ingredients for a spooky monster mash.
The temple itself, which acts as a research base, is cool enough, but add in a light up defense laser, rub-to-reveal map, a pulley to transfer equipment, and a fully articulated T-Rex, and you can see why this set is so popular.
On the animal and figure front, this set includes a lot, namely two figures, horse, cow, chickens, rooster, cat, hay bales, pitchfork, fencing, ladder, and a few other surprises.
That said, the main star of the show here is the Barn and Silo. Two sets of large double-doors open up to grant access to the inside, and the lack of a backplate means children can pick it up and spin it around depending on what they’re doing.
If you have a child who’s into animals, pair this with the Playmobil Farm Animals Set for the ultimate farming experience.
The station itself comes equipped with four different Police staff, a quad car, mini helicopter, and a Police car. This set has everything your child needs to create their own Police roleplay.
Throw in a LOT of accessories and it’s easy to see why this set is such good value.
A spacious medieval stone castle filled with mounted crossbows banners and flags, all of which is guarded by armored knights, complete with their set of archaic weaponry.
As Playmobil says, the “cornerstone of this creative toy system” is the figures themselves, and this set really does showcase Playmobil at its most imaginative.
Has your child ever wanted to go on a jungle adventure? Probably not, actually, but with the Playmobil Adventure Tree House now they sure can.
This set comes with everything they could need, namely; two figures, a tree house with grass platform, bears, geese, foxes, owl, bald eagle, bird with nest, rock caves, fish, fishing pole, snake, walkie talkie, computer, supply boxes, and an armada of other accessories.
Even though Ghostbusters isn’t as popular with kids, I guarantee they’ll be into fighting spooky monsters, which is where the Playmobil Ghostbusters Firehouse Set comes in.
With this set you get Ghostbusters Egon, Ray, and Janine, as well as the library ghost to haunt them with.
What makes this set so enjoyable is just how decorated the interior is. Computers, a phone, and a laboratory are just a few examples of the extra miles Playmobil go to make something feel more realistic.
What’s more, with this purchase you can also download four free episodes of the Playmobil Ghostbusters show while stocks last.
This luxurious house comes with all the furnishings you’d expect – a sink, cooking stove, and so on. There’s also a secret hatch in the floor for storing small oddments.
If it isn’t dinosaurs they’re into, it’s pirates, then the Playmobil Pirate Raiders’ Ship is arguably one of the best Playmobil sets out there.
For a start, this ain’t no dinghy, this is a massive pirate ship complete with three main sails, crow’s nest, and fireable cannons.
On top of that there are three pirates, complete with cutlasses, and a monkey, presumably because parrots are too cliché and monkeys are far less likely to fly off at sea (excluding the Wizard of Oz monkeys, of course).