Playmobil USS Enterprise 1701 - 42 inch playset

[Poltargyst]

500 dollars? Someone should tell them money is no longer used in the 23rd Century.

 

[fireproof78]

500 dollars? Someone should tell them money is no longer used in the 23rd Century.

Looks at the calendar...

...must be a Daylights Savings Time that adjusts to the 23rd century.

 

[Poltargyst]

Looks at the calendar...

...must be a Daylights Savings Time that adjusts to the 23rd century.

The toy represents the 23rd Century. That should count.

 

[fireproof78]

The toy represents the 23rd Century. That should count.

I'm sure that makes sense to someone somewhere...

 

[Kor]

That bridge looks rather cramped.
I would have loved something like this for the 4.5" Playmates action figures back in the day (but with more interior sets).

Kor

 

[fireproof78]

That bridge looks rather cramped.
I would have loved something like this for the 4.5" Playmates action figures back in the day (but with more interior sets).

Kor

The Bridge reminds me of the space station playset.

 

[Richard S. Ta]

It’s cute, but I’d prefer a sick bay to an engineering. Actually I’d prefer a TNG version. Also, 500 dollars.

 

[Kor]

Come to think of it, this actually reminds me of a thing that was advertised for the Galoob TNG figures way back in the late '80s. It was a toy Enterprise-D with a bridge playset in the saucer section. I understand the thing never actually got released, though.

Kor

 

[fireproof78]

Come to think of it, this actually reminds me of a thing that was advertised for the Galoob TNG figures way back in the late '80s. It was a toy Enterprise-D with a bridge playset in the saucer section. I understand the thing never actually got released, though.

Kor

Interesting. Reminds me of the Inner Space/Adventure Fleet line (can't remember the name) which in like with Star Wars Action Fleet, but they had an Enterprise-D with opening bridge. Smaller scale but same idea.

 

[Ryan Thomas Riddle]

Come to think of it, this actually reminds me of a thing that was advertised for the Galoob TNG figures way back in the late '80s. It was a toy Enterprise-D with a bridge playset in the saucer section. I understand the thing never actually got released, though.

Kor

@Mark 2000 said the same thing to me when I showed the Playmobile Enterprise to him. You can read more about the abandoned Galoob playsets here:

http://blog.trekcore.com/2013/10/galoob-25-the-first-generation-of-tng-toys-part-ii/

 

[fireproof78]

I wish the toy market wasn't so capricious.

 

[NCC-73515]

The Innerspace playset has the bridge and 10 forward in the saucer, with the ready room and the brig in the folding lids

 

[drt]

It's actually odd to me this thing is so expensive, when my kids liked Playmobil they were always pretty reasonably priced compared to stuff like Lego. I guess they figured Trekkies are more willing to cough up the dough.

 

[fireproof78]

It's actually odd to me this thing is so expensive, when my kids liked Playmobil they were always pretty reasonably priced compared to stuff like Lego. I guess they figured Trekkies are more willing to cough up the dough.

Probably a combination of that and licensing fees impacting the bottom line. Star Wars fees seem to be increasing with Lego too.

 

[Poltargyst]

I'm sure that makes sense to someone somewhere...

It's a joke. Ha ha.

 

[JoseNoodles]

The Innerspace playset has the bridge and 10 forward in the saucer, with the ready room and the brig in the folding lids

Yeah they really need to brig those back. I would love for them emulate the Might Max style more, having little super-deformed Trek characters in tiny clam-shell playsets.

 

[fireproof78]

It's a joke. Ha ha.

 

[Shawnster]

See! I knew the bridge took up the entire saucer.

 

[Poltargyst]

Humor is a difficult concept. Are you Vulcan?

 

[fireproof78]

Humor is a difficult concept. Are you Vulcan?

Only on my mother's side.