Modern Children's Toys: Playmobil Hazmat Crew

My son has recently gotten into Playmobil. He now has the pirate ship and the castle. They aren't his favorite toys, perhaps, but he likes them. And honestly I think they are pretty cool as well, though all those tiny pieces inevitably wind up under the couch.

But I think I just discovered my absolute favorite Playmobil set: the Hazmat crew. Some might argue that a Hazmat crew isn't appropriate for children. But I gotta say I love it.

Perhaps my second favorite is the vulture set...complete with carcass:

They didn't have anything this cool when I was a kid!


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