ALL THE PIRATE SHIPS PLAYMOBIL EVER MADE

[flatcat]

Oh no, more ships for me to collect that I didn't know of

Thanks for the comprehensive list Cachalote

[Gis]

Great Work Cachalote!

[cachalote]

you are all most welcome.
  i must confess i am a little jealous of flatcat - he has all the ships and i am still missing a few.
  i still have to get the antex 13750 and the american 5775 and 5869.
  the 5881 is on the way across the atlantic, i hope.
  and the 4806 geisterpirat ship i decided i don't want.

anyway, this work couldn't have been done without playmobil official archive, collectobil, heather's playmodb and axel's collector books.
  my thanks to all.

[skypurr]

This is wonderful  Cachelote, that is a great list to refer to.   
I must admit I do agree with you about the 4806. 
Thank you for all your hard work.

Elaine

[cachalote]

thanks elaine. 

in an effort to consider the traditional view of the navy - that all boats should be considered "ships" regardless of their size, if they float and have some sort of autonomous propulsion (oars don't count) - i decided to include the smaller "brothers" in this listing. 

the first one is the european 3793 pirat/floß, a raft available between 1990/91 and 1991/92.
then we have the almost identical 3736 piratenfloß mit haifisch, with a red sail and an extra shark (1992-93 until 1995).
aa american DS version also exists, the 7198 pirate raft

[cachalote]

from 1996 to 1999 we have the smallest raft, the 3862 schiffbrüchiger mit hai.
it is also available in direkt service (without the castaway pirate and without the shark) as 7695.

[cachalote]

after several year a new "red" raft appears in the us, the 5780 pirate raft in 2006.

[cachalote]

... and then the last one, the european 4291 riesenkrake mit floß. 2007

[Abbot Hamilton]

Thanks for all the research cachalote, i didn't realise there were that many sets. I might start buying some more  pirate sets now  I already have 3936, 3939 and 3940. The pirate klickies, furniture and equipment are really interchangeable with the medieval stuff and of course steck houses look cool as pirate taverns and inns.

Abbot Hamilton

[Justindo]

That's an excellent and comprehensive list, cachalote!  Thank you!  I have a few of these and I'm glad of it.  I do, however, wish I had a few more.