I’m so excited to be sharing with you the brand new Dragon playsets from Playmobil, based on the How To Train Your Dragon franchise! This is Playmobil’s second entertainment brand license, this time with DreamWorks Animation, and following the success of Ghostbusters (see our review here) we were really excited to get our hands on the sets.
In case you are not familiar with How To Train Your Dragon there are a number of films based on the books by Cressida Cowell, centred around Hiccup (a Norse teenager from the island of Berk) as he overcomes great obstacles on his journey of Becoming a Hero the Hard Way. In 2010 the first film How To Train Your Dragon was released, followed by How To Train Your Dragon 2 (2014).
How To Train Your Dragon 3 is due for release in 2019. As well as these films there are also 4 shorts and a series called Race To The Edge, which we’ve been watching on Netflix.
My children love the films and tv series so were excited to open the playsets. Playmobil are a top manufacturer within preschool toys and are well known for their quality. You can take a look at our unboxing video here but read on for more information about the three sets from the new Playmobil Dragons range.
Hiccup and Toothless (Playmobil Dragons 9246) RRP £29.99
Join in all the action with Berk’s heroic duo, Hiccup and Toothless. In true Night Fury fashion, Toothless can shoot a blue fire dart from his mouth, keeping his enemies at bay. With illuminating back spikes (battery required), Toothless isn’t easily intimidated, and together, he and Hiccup will do whatever it takes to protect Berk and its dragon friends. Thanks to the saddle, Hiccup can comfortably sit on Toothless’ back and help him fly. This set includes Hiccup figure, Toothless, blue fire dart, Hiccup’s flame sword, helmet, and other accessories.
Astrid and Stormfly (Playmobil Dragons 9247) RRP £24.99
Show off some girl power and head out on an adventure with Astrid and Stormfly. Playful in nature but ferocious in battle, this duo is ready to take down Drago! Astrid can use the saddle to sit on Stormfly’s back. When the battle is won, the saddle can be removed, and Stormfly can enjoy some free flying! This set includes Astrid figure with removeable battle axe, Stormfly and saddle.
Drago’s Ship (Playmobil Dragons 9244) RRP £39.99
Battle the dragon-riders’ fiercest enemy yet, Drago, as he approaches on his ship. This floating ship has everything Drago needs for his devious attempts to trap dragons. The dragon cage with dragon lock is used to contain captured dragons, while the functioning crossbows defend against any incoming fire. This set includes Drago figure, one other figure, spears, torches and cage.
We all loved these new Playmobil How To Train Your Dragon playsets from the latest Playmobil Dragons range. My 5 year old loves dragons and they’ve both watched the films so these will be great for imaginative play at home. They all required some putting together but will provide hours of play over the summer holidays and beyond.
You can find out more and check out the whole range here.
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12 Comments
Jacinta
August 18, 2017 at 9:00 amWow! Those sets look amazing. My son is a huge How to Train Your Dragon fan. I’d better look into getting these for him.
Jaime Oliver
August 18, 2017 at 9:06 amoh i love the detail on these! playmobil has come on so much these days. Is it wrong i would love to sit and play instead of the kids?
Mummy Times Two
August 18, 2017 at 9:21 amOh wow, my children love this show. I no idea Playmobil did a range of it, but will definitely be looking at it for Christmas presents this year!
Kate | Veggie Desserts
August 18, 2017 at 9:41 amMy kids would love this set. I would totally have to take it for myself and turn it into the Game of Thrones playmobil set.
Laura
August 18, 2017 at 2:28 pmWe’ve not see How to train your dragon yet – do you think the sets are still alright if you haven’t seen it?
Steve KingUk
August 18, 2017 at 6:21 pmThey look amazing. Play Mobil was never a thing when I grew up, it was all about Lego!
Ickle Pickle
August 19, 2017 at 9:18 pmPickle had some of these sets too, they are just awesome aren’t they? He loves them and the detail is fantastic! Kaz x
Rachel
August 20, 2017 at 10:14 amWe watched the first one last week and enjoyed it. Lovely collection of toys!
Sarah
August 20, 2017 at 12:32 pmWhat a fun playset! My little ones are still a bit too young for these sets, but it looks great! And we love How To Train Your Dragon!
Nichola - Globalmouse
August 20, 2017 at 7:25 pmOh my goodness my son would go crazy if he saw this….might be a good one for Christmas, thank you!!
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