Author Topic: DC Kinder Playmobil in the UK  (Read 29343 times)

Offline Pynedor

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Re: DC Kinder Playmobil in the UK
« Reply #20 on: October 14, 2025, 21:58:21 »
It can sit and hold normal Playmobil items in its hands.

Well, that is interesting! The hands actually look quite small on the slightly larger figure.
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Re: DC Kinder Playmobil in the UK
« Reply #21 on: October 15, 2025, 06:52:26 »
For me, the big Superman is the most common one..

I am now trying to complete a couple more sets for playmofriends...

If anyone needs any, let me know, I will try. Keep in mind shipping costs :(

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Re: DC Kinder Playmobil in the UK
« Reply #22 on: October 15, 2025, 06:59:38 »
Well, that is interesting! The hands actually look quite small on the slightly larger figure.

I wonder who was the inspiration for that?
At that moment the ship suddenly stopped rocking and swaying, the engine pitch settled down to a gentle hum. 'Hey Ford.' said Zaphod, 'that sounds good. Have you worked out the controls on this boat?' 'No,' said Ford, 'I just stopped fiddling with them.' (With thanks to Douglas Adams)

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Re: DC Kinder Playmobil in the UK
« Reply #23 on: November 01, 2025, 21:35:10 »
Why not go for full DC theme sets?
I would love a Playmobil Batmobil with Batman and Robin. How about a Hall of Justice? A Batcave?
Superman's fortress of Solitude?

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Re: DC Kinder Playmobil in the UK
« Reply #24 on: November 06, 2025, 18:36:10 »
Sorry my criticism of these figures was so harsh, I should really get some myself before passing judgement. Off to Tesco...

Well, they grew on me!


(serving suggestion)

I used pieces of stirrers from a local coffee shop to hold the figures (tapering the top of each stirrer piece to fit through the hole in the head- which is narrower than the groove in the back)



It works for the figures with cloaks too!

At that moment the ship suddenly stopped rocking and swaying, the engine pitch settled down to a gentle hum. 'Hey Ford.' said Zaphod, 'that sounds good. Have you worked out the controls on this boat?' 'No,' said Ford, 'I just stopped fiddling with them.' (With thanks to Douglas Adams)