PlaymobilPlaymobil is a line of toys produced by the Brandstätter Group (geobra Brandstätter GmbH & Co KG), headquartered in Zirndorf, Germany. Playmobil: City LifeIn 1876, the company was founded by Andreas Brandstätter in Fürth, Bavaria and produced ornamental fittings and locks. By 1921, the company mainly was producing metal toys such as piggy banks, telephones, cash registers, and scales. In 1954, production shifted to plastics. Hans Beck, who had worked as Head of Development at Geobra, and often called "The Father of Playmobil," developed the toy in the 1970s[1]. The Playmobil line of products was introduced in 1970 and marketed worldwide in 1975. The company frequently introduces new products and product lines and produces other products and lines in limited quantities. It also produces small runs of promotional products. For example, Playmobil introduced a limited edition sets with the livery of seven different airlines, sold only in duty-free shops. These practices have given rise to a sizable community of collectors. Current Playmobil Product Lines
Playmobil Fun Parks
Fan-Created Playmobil MoviesUsing the techniques of stop-motion, fans have created a number of films with Playmobil.
The Three Bandidos, a Western. Playmobil Video Games
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The Three Bandidos, a Western. . Using the techniques of stop-motion, fans have created a number of films with Playmobil. Point can refer to:. . Point, in typography, a dot character (e.g.: full stop; middle dot) as in the expression, decimal point. These practices have given rise to a sizable community of collectors. Point of order, a matter raised during a debate concerning the rules of debating themselves. For example, Playmobil introduced a limited edition sets with the livery of seven different airlines, sold only in duty-free shops. Point and counterpoint, meaning or purpose, especially in a discussion or dispute
Hans Beck, who had worked as Head of Development at Geobra, and often called "The Father of Playmobil," developed the toy in the 1970s[1]. Points (coat color), fur coloration of the extremities, in cats. In 1954, production shifted to plastics. En pointe, dancing on the toes, in ballet. By 1921, the company mainly was producing metal toys such as piggy banks, telephones, cash registers, and scales. The point (ice hockey). In 1876, the company was founded by Andreas Brandstätter in Fürth, Bavaria and produced ornamental fittings and locks. Point, in cricket. Playmobil is a line of toys produced by the Brandstätter Group (geobra Brandstätter GmbH & Co KG), headquartered in Zirndorf, Germany. Point guard, in basketball. A magical adventure set in and around the Playmobil Doll's House that begins when Laura discovers an enchanted diamond in her grandfather's rock collection. In sports, the team member who plays furthest forward:
Hype, the Time Quest. Point shooting, a method of aiming firearms. A game for young children helping Alex throughout the farm. Point-blank range, in ballistics, the range where pointing is sufficient, and gravity and wind can be ignored. Alex Builds his Farm. Point and shoot camera. A variety of Playmobil movies at Collectobil including Heir to the Throne, a medieval epic, and. Point-and-click, computer mouse terminology. The Fountain of Youth, a medieval epic. Point source, a source of light, fluid flow, or pollution. Santa's New Ride, a comedy. Point-to-point construction, a method of soldering electronic components. The Viking Five, a comedy. Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint, types of wireless data communications. Bloody Snow, a Western. Point of presence, an interface point between communications entities. FunStore Woodbridge, New Jersey, USA. Point of sale, in merchandising, the location where a transaction occurs. Zirndorf, Germany. Point of view, the perspective from an individual's standpoint. Paris, France. Point mutation, a mutation at a specific position on a gene. Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, USA. Points; contact breaker in an ignition system. Orlando, Florida, USA. Points, a railroad switch (British English). Malta. A bluff or natural overlook. Athens, Greece. Point break, the way ocean waves break around a point. Add Ons. A promontory extended into a body of water
Rally. Point blanket, a trading item measured by the number of stripes ("points") woven into the material. Dino Expedition. Point (gemstone), equivalent to one-hundredth of a carat. 1-2-3. In Australian Football, a "point" often refers to a behind. Super Sets. Point shaving, an illegal form of match fixing. Special. Point count, a method of hand evaluation in the card game of bridge. Construction. Extra point, in American and Canadian football. Dollhouse. Point (ice hockey). Modern Living. Point (tennis). Fairy Tale Castle. A unit of scoring in some sports and games
Bunnies. In navigation:
Adventure. Point and figure chart, used for technical analysis of percentages in securities. Vikings. Point in a mortgage, one percent of the loan amount. Police. Percentage point, one hundredth
Zoo. Point charge, an idealized model of a particle which has an electric charge. Knights. Point group. Rescue. Point at infinity. Fixed point (mathematics), a point that is mapped to itself by a mathematical function. Point (geometry), an entity that has a location in space but no extent
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