Playmobil City Action Airport with Airplane (71153)

Product Overview

This document provides assembly instructions for the Playmobil City Action Airport with Airplane playset, model number 71153. The set features a detailed airport terminal, a control tower, and a jet airplane, complete with various figures representing airport personnel and passengers, as well as accessories like luggage.

The playset includes a flight information board displaying destinations such as Paris, Tokyo, London, Berlin, Vienna, Amsterdam, and New York, simulating a real airport environment.

Getting Started & Safety

The assembly process is designed to be straightforward, utilizing numbered bags for easy identification of parts. Playmobil toys are known for their quality and engaging play experience.

⚠️ Important Safety Information: This product contains small parts and is not suitable for children under 3 years of age due to the risk of choking.

The product is manufactured by geobra Brandstätter Stiftung & Co. KG, located in Zirndorf, Germany.

Airplane Assembly

Components Included

The airplane assembly requires various plastic parts including fuselage sections, wings, tail components, engines, landing gear struts and wheels, and cabin interior elements. Figures representing a pilot and passengers are also included, along with accessories such as suitcases and a travel bag.

Assembly Steps

1. Assemble the luggage trolley and suitcases.
2. Connect the main fuselage halves of the airplane.
3. Attach the two main wing sections to the sides of the fuselage.
4. Secure the tail fin and horizontal stabilizers to the rear of the airplane.
5. Mount the engine nacelles onto the wings.
6. Assemble and attach the landing gear, including the nose gear and main gear, to the underside of the aircraft.
7. Open the airplane's cabin door to access the interior seating area for figures.
8. Apply the included decals, such as the distinctive shark graphic for the airplane's fuselage.

Control Tower Assembly

Components Included

The control tower is constructed from a base, vertical support columns, intermediate platforms, and an upper cabin structure with windows and communication equipment.

Assembly Steps

1. Assemble the base of the control tower.
2. Attach the primary vertical support columns to the base.
3. Connect the lower platform and the upper cabin frame to the vertical supports.
4. Attach the top section of the control tower, which houses the observation deck and simulated communication equipment.

Airport Terminal Assembly

Components Included

The airport terminal is built using modular wall panels, window frames, doors, roof sections, and external walkways or jet bridges. Signage and flight information displays are also part of the set.

Assembly Steps

1. Assemble the main floor section of the airport terminal.
2. Attach the side walls and window frames to the terminal base. Many connections utilize a "CLICK" mechanism for secure fitting.
3. Install the airport doors and additional window sections, ensuring they are properly clicked into place.
4. Connect further wall panels and structural elements to complete the main terminal building.
5. Mount the airport signage and flight information displays onto the exterior and interior of the terminal.
6. Attach external features such as walkways or jet bridges to the terminal building, providing access to the airplane.

Parts List and Final Details

The set includes a variety of figures, such as a pilot in uniform, passengers in casual attire, and airport staff. Accessories comprise luggage (suitcases, carry-on bags), a luggage trolley, a handbag, a key, and a bottle.

Detailed part numbers for all components are provided throughout the original assembly instructions, enabling precise identification and replacement if needed. Examples include specific part numbers for airplane wings (e.g., 30 21 8983), fuselage sections (e.g., 30 20 9933), luggage (e.g., 30 65 4405), and building elements.

The completed Playmobil City Action Airport with Airplane playset offers an immersive experience, allowing children to recreate airport scenarios with detailed models and figures.

Manufactured by geobra Brandstätter Stiftung & Co. KG, Zirndorf, Germany.