Playmobil
Playmobil is a brand used for a line of popular 7.5 cm-tall toy figures (and its associated products) and is owned by the  (geobra Brandstätter Stiftung & Co. KG) of Zirndorf, Germany. 

Created by German inventor  and debuting in 1974, Playmobil's "toy system" is widely considered to be in direct competition with products made by Danish toy giant, . As of 2021, more than 3.5 billion of Playmobil's stylized plastic figures have been produced.

Star Trek release

USS Enterprise NCC-1701 Playset
In , the brand's owners announced that a licensed  Playset will join the line (as release number 70548) and scheduled its retail debut for .

The playset will include the 42 inch-long starship miniature and seven crew figures of Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Scott, Sulu, Uhura, and Chekov (as seen in ), six tribbles, six chairs, a built-in command chair (within the bridge play area in the saucer), a dilithium crystal chamber (for the Engineering play area in the secondary hull), a scaled dedication plaque, and a number of other parts and accessories.

The ship will feature electronic lights and sound effects, a display cradle (stand) and ceiling mount apparatus (both shaped like Starfleet delta insignia), a smart device command app utilizing Bluetooth 4.0, and will be charged through a Micro-USB B port. The 150-piece set will retail for about US$500 at launch.

See also 
 BlueBrixx
 Kre-O
 Mega Bloks
 Star Trek model kits
 Star Trek starship miniatures

External link
  – official website
Collectible companies