| Main Language(s): | German unknown |
| Model Number: | 4150 |
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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I have purchased playmobil advent calendars for my son for the last 3 years as he is lactose intollerent so cant have the usual "chocolate" calendar, he enjoys them so much that last year I had to get one for my daughter too!
It is a superb alternative and you keep the pieces forever and they can be played with any time of year, the only problem is keeping track of all the bits!
I would highly recommend these calendars to anyone, allergies or not.
It is a superb alternative and you keep the pieces forever and they can be played with any time of year, the only problem is keeping track of all the bits!
I would highly recommend these calendars to anyone, allergies or not.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Each Year's Calendar Is a Delight
16 Dec 2005
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Every year, our kids look forward to the Playmobile Advent Calendar. The calendar basically has two parts, both revolving around 24 little playmobile children, Santas, pets, and other Christmas-oriented toys: (1) a stand-up sheet to which parents attach 24 little boxes, one for each day of December until Christmas, and (2) a little tableau, where the kids can set up the toys as they open them. Each day, the kids get to open a box and place the toy on the tableau, setting up a scene that will be finished by Christmas Eve.
This page refers to the 2005 Calendar, which is an indoor scene of kids, pets, toys, a fireplace, Santa, etc., all gathered around a Christmas tree. December is half gone, but I'm sure if you get one, your kids can catch up.
I guess that I have two religeous caveats regarding these calendars. First, while opening a little present each day is a big treat for the kids, I suppose it doesn't have a lot to do with "the true meaning of Christmas." Second, these aren't technically true "advent calendars," since they cover December 1-24, rather than when Advent happens actually to fall for any given year (and religion), but I promise your kids won't mind.
This page refers to the 2005 Calendar, which is an indoor scene of kids, pets, toys, a fireplace, Santa, etc., all gathered around a Christmas tree. December is half gone, but I'm sure if you get one, your kids can catch up.
I guess that I have two religeous caveats regarding these calendars. First, while opening a little present each day is a big treat for the kids, I suppose it doesn't have a lot to do with "the true meaning of Christmas." Second, these aren't technically true "advent calendars," since they cover December 1-24, rather than when Advent happens actually to fall for any given year (and religion), but I promise your kids won't mind.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
A fun way to count down the holiday!
15 Jan 2006
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought this for my 7 year old and he loved it. Each day he would open the box and carefully place the piece in the scene. It became part of our Christmas decorations. There is some assembly required though, so make sure you're aware before Dec. 1st.
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