Playmobil My Figures: Pirates – Create Your Own Pirate Crew

Set sail with imaginative play

Playmobil My Figures: Pirates invites kids to build their own crew of swashbucklers. The four treasure-hunting pirates arrive with distinct gear, ready to spark countless stories as soon as they’re assembled. With interchangeable parts, children can reinvent characters and adventures again and again, fueling playful storytelling on their own or with friends.

Designed for tactile, hands-on fun, the mix-and-match design opens up over 1,000 possible figure combinations. This flexibility supports evolving narratives from quick skits to grand sea quests, letting imagination guide the action rather than a fixed script.

Key benefits and play ideas

• Be the captain of your own adventure: assemble a crew of explorers and treasure hunters, roaming the seven seas
• Creative Playtime: interchangeable heads, arms, and legs let kids craft new pirates and stories; compatible with other My Figures sets
• Age-appropriate design: comfortable grip and rounded edges suit small hands, making play easy to start
• Contents: 83 pieces including 4 pirate figures, 1 animal, and 78 accessories for rich play scenarios

What’s in the box

• 4 pirate figures with individual accessories
• Pond with turtle and an octopus
• Cannon and treasure chest with extra treasure pieces
• 78 additional accessories to mix and match

In play sessions, children can stage a portside voyage, search for a secret stash, or defend a treasure from rival crews. The pieces are designed for quick assembly, so storytelling can start in minutes and evolve as imagination leads the way.

To extend the adventure, pair this set with other PLAYMOBIL Pirate sets (71418–71421, sold separately). The compatible pieces invite cooperative play with friends and family. Note: small parts; not for children under 3 years.

Design and safety highlights

The figures and accessories are crafted for repeated play with durable plastic and kid-friendly finishes. Rounded edges help little hands manage characters during dynamic scenes. Always supervise younger players during play as a best practice.