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C SERIES 2004/05
I have obtained pretty much the whole set of "C" toys. Most have German papers, but there are also some with French or European papers. I have decided that, this being an English-language Web site, I will list toys according to the names given to them in the English section of the Magic Kinder Web site. However, because German toys have the series name and individual toy name mentioned on the paper itself, I will mention these under the main heading and provide my own translation. I will also give an individual toy's German name. But I won't provide series names in other languages, because that would be a bit much. If you want to know the name of a series in French, Spanish, Italian, Greek or whatever, go to the relevant page on the Magic Kinder Web site. Hope that's clear enough, but if it isn't, it should soon become apparent when you view the collection list below.
OK, scroll below to see the "C" toys in my collection.
FABULOUS VILLAGE—WELCOME TO THE SPOOKY VILLA (COMPLETE SET OF 3)
NB: The German name for this set is “Willkommen in der Villa Spuk”. No. C-10 appears not to have been released, but I’m open to correction on that. Anyway, thanks to Ulrike Degen for this set, which came with German papers.
C-9—Ghost with hammer in a box. German name: Kunibert der hammerharte Kistengeist (Kunibert: Ghost in a Box Hammering Home the Advantage). Toy Type: Jack-in-the-Box. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-9b—Argentine version with a sticker for the ghost’s face and a different paper. I got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 20/6/08 and bought in October 2007. Toy Type: Jack-in-the-Box. No. of Duplicates: 1 (mint in capsule) C-11—Mouse trying to pinch some cheese from a mousetrap. German name: Snack um Mitternacht (Midnight Snack). I now have an Argentine paper for this toy, which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 20/6/08 and bought in November 2007. Toy Type: Rubber Band-Activated Toy: Mousetrap. No. of Duplicates: 1 (loose with no paper) C-12—Skull with a red cap. German name: Edgar Schlotterzahn (Edgar Chattering Teeth). Thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Object on Wheel: Skull. No. of Duplicates: 0
MERRY KNIGHTS (COMPLETE SET OF 13)
C-16—The Wacky Witch. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Hexe Grimmalda. Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-17—The Wicked Wizard. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Zaubermeister Magnus (Magnus the Master Magician). Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-18 - Rose Thorn, female knight. Thanks to Sylvia Laliouse for this one, which came with a French "Royaume de la Rigolade" paper, on which the figurine is called Ariane la Vaniteuse (Ariane the Vain). And thanks to Ulrike Degen for a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Die schwertschwingende Amazonia (The Sword-Wielding Amazonia). Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-19—Gilbert the Not-So Great, a rather wimpy knight. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Ritter Dietmar vom kühlen Blech (Sir Dietmar the Cowardly). Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-20—Lancelot Forget-Me-Not, knight with a grin and holding a grinning sword. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Friedhelm, Freiherr von Zahlstein (Friedhelm, Baron of Zahlstein). Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-21 - Brutus the Brave, large brawny knight. Thanks to Sylvia Laliouse for this one, which came with a French "Royaume de la Rigolade" paper on which the character is called Adrien Deux Lions (Adrien Two Lions). And thanks to Ulrike Degen for a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Ritter Olaf, der Grimmige (Sir Olaf the Fierce). Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-22—The Black Knight, villainous knight. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Ritter Rüdiger von Büschenberg (Sir Rüdiger of Büschenberg). Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-23 - Sausage, Lancelot Forget-Me-Not's personal shield-bearer. Thanks to Patrizia Intiso for this one, which came with a generic paper not specific to any country. And thanks to Ulrike Degen for a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Schildknappe Willi (Shield-bearer Willi). Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-24—Robin, Gilbert the Not-So Great’s personal shield-bearer. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Schildknappe Eddi (Shield-bearer Eddi). Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-25 - Blossom. Shield-bearer for Rose Thorn. Thanks to Sylvia Laliouse for this one, which came with a French "Royaume de la Rigolade" paper on which the character is called Jeanne. And thanks to Ulrike Degen for a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Schildknappe Annabella (Shield-bearer Annabella). Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-26—Rolfe, Brutus the Brave’s personal shield-bearer. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Schildknappe Hubertus (Shield-bearer Hubertus). And thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-27—Princess Chatterbox. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Burgfräulein Mathilde von Maienglock (Bourgeois Girl Mathilde of Maienglock). And thanks now to Seanoha Finigan for a generic paper. Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-28—Page. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German “Funny Castle” paper, on which the figurine is called Gustl, Kammerdiener des künftigen Königs (Gustl, Valet to the Future King). And thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Hand-Painted Figurine: Merry Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0
MERRY KNIGHTS - BOLD JOUSTING STEEDS (COMPLETE SET OF 5)
NB: The German name for this set is "Funny Castle - Freche Turnier-Rösser". I have been unable to find an official English name, so the name I've given is simply my translation of the German one. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this set, which came with German papers.
C-30 - Lancelot Forget-Me-Not's horse, with yellow blinkers and a gold saddle. German name: Goldauge (Goldeneye). Toy Type: Animal Figurine: Horse. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-30b - Brutus the Brave's horse, with gold blinkers and a green saddle. German name: Kupferblesse (Copper Blaze). Thanks to Patrizia Intiso for a generic West European paper. Toy Type: Animal Figurine: Horse. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-30c - Gilbert the Not-So-Great's horse, with silver blinkers and a blue saddle. German name: Silbersepp (Silver Sepp). Toy Type: Animal Figurine: Horse. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-31 - Rose Thorn's horse, a mare with yellow saddle. Toy Type: Animal Figurine: Horse. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-32 - The Black Knight's horse, with orange saddle and very fierce-looking. German name: Blechfuß (Steel Foot). Toy Type: Animal Figurine: Horse. No. of Duplicates: 0
MERRY KNIGHTS - THE PROUD KNIGHTS (COMPLETE SET OF 5)
NB: The German name for this set is "Funny Castle - Die Stolzen Ritter". For some reason, the English section of the Magic Kinder Web site makes no mention of these, so the name I have given them is my own translation of the German name. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for all the toys in my set, which came with German papers. There is now also an Argentine version of this set available.
C-33 - Blue knight with blue tent. The knight is riding a silver horse. German name: Ritter Blauenstein (Sir Blue-Stone). Thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Figurine with Accessory. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-33b—Argentine version with glossier stickers and a paper that only shows four of the toys in the set. (For more details on the paper type, see under C-132b. Also see under C-37b for more information about the Argentine papers in this set.) Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 12/1/07 and bought in June 2006. Toy Type: Figurine with Accessory. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-34 - Copper knight with copper tent that has a brown or dark grey flag. The knight is riding a brown or dark grey horse. German name: Ritter Kupferfels (Sir Copper Hide). Thanks now to Seanoha Finigan for a generic paper, and also for a French paper. Toy Type: Figurine with Accessory. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-34b—Argentine version with glossier stickers and a paper that only shows four of the toys in the set. (For more details on the paper type, see under C-132b. Also see under C-37b for more information about the Argentine papers in this set.) Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 21/6/07 and bought in December 2006. Toy Type: Figurine with Accessory. No. of Duplicates: 1 (mint in capsule) C-35 - Yellow knight with yellow tent that has a brown flag. The knight is riding a brown horse. German name: Ritter Güldenberg (Sir Golden Castle). Toy Type: Figurine with Accessory. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-35b—Argentine version with glossier stickers and a paper that only shows four of the toys in the set. (For more details on the paper type, see under C-132b. Also see under C-37b for more information about the Argentine papers in this set.) Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 29/11/06 and bought in March 2006. Toy Type: Figurine with Accessory. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-36 - Gold knight with gold tent that has a red flag. The knight is riding a red horse. German name: Ritter Dunkelwald (Sir Dark Forest). Toy Type: Figurine with Accessory. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-36b—Argentine version with glossier stickers and a paper that only shows four of the toys in the set. (For more details on the paper type, see under C-132b. Also see under C-37b for more information about the Argentine papers in this set.) Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 12/1/07 and bought in June 2006. Toy Type: Figurine with Accessory. No. of Duplicates: 1 (mint in capsule) C-37 - Pink knight with pink tent that has a green flag. The knight is riding a green horse. German Name: Ritter Rosenstolz (Sir Proudly Pink). Toy Type: Figurine with Accessory. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-37b—Argentine version with glossier stickers and a paper that shows this toy on its own. (Click here to see the C-37 paper, and here to see a paper showing C-33 to C-36.) Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 29/11/06 and bought in April 2006. Toy Type: Figurine with Accessory. No. of Duplicates: 2 (mint in capsule)
MERRY KNIGHTS - IN THE ENCHANTED FOREST (COMPLETE SET OF 6)
NB: The German name for this set is "Funny Castle - Im Zauberwald". I haven't been able to find an official English name, so the name I've given is simply my translation of the German one.
C-38 - Tree man with umbrellas. German name: Regenbaum (Rain Tree). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. I now also have a Canadian/Argentine Kinder Joy paper (see under C-40 for more information), which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 12/1/07 and bought in June 2006. Toy Type: Plant: Tree. No. of Duplicates: 2 (1 mint in capsule, the other loose with no paper) C-39 - Tree man with owl. German name: Eulenbaum (Owl Tree). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. And thanks to Patrizia Intiso for a generic West European paper. I now also have a Canadian/Argentine Kinder Joy paper (see under C-40 for more information), which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 29/11/06 and bought in March 2006. Toy Type: Plant: Tree. No. of Duplicates: 4 (three mint in capsule, the other loose with no paper) C-40 - Tree man with snake. German name: Schlangenbaum (Snake Tree). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. I now also have a Canadian/Argentine Kinder Joy paper. Click here to see the front side of the paper, and here to see the reverse (assembly instruction) side. I got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 29/11/06 and bought in March 2006. It was the first MPG toy I got in New Zealand. Toy Type: Plant: Tree. No. of Duplicates: 3 (2 mint in capsule, the other loose with no paper) C-41 - Tree man raising its arms/branches in the air. German name: Donnerbaum (Thunder Tree). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. And thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. I now also have a Canadian/Argentine Kinder Joy paper (see under C-40 for more information), which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 30/11/06 and bought in April 2006. Toy Type: Plant: Tree. No. of Duplicates: 4 (3 mint in capsule, the other loose with no paper) C-42 - The Rare Flower. German name: Blume der Weisheit (Flower of Wisdom). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. And thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Plant: Flower. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-42b—The Rare Flower with red and yellow petals (like the 2005/06 recast) and a Canadian/Argentine Kinder Joy paper. Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 12/1/07 and bought in July 2006. Toy Type: Plant: Flower. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-43—The Greedy Rock. German name: Zauberstein mit magischem Schwert (Bewitched Stone with Magic Sword). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. Toy Type: Plant: Flower. No. of Duplicates: 0
MERRY KNIGHTS—ANIMAL CART RACE (ALMOST COMPLETE OF 5)
NB: The German name for this set is “Funny Castle—Tierisches Wagenrennen”. I haven't been able to find an official English name, so the name I've given is simply my translation of the German one. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this set, which came with German papers.
C-44—Billy-goat pulling the cart that belongs to Gilbert the Not-So Great. German name: Ziegenkutsche (Goat Coach). Shield sticker is missing—please e-mail me if you can spare one! The cart has two square handles in the sides, by the way. Toy Type: Vehicle: Cart. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-44b—Argentine version with a larger paper and slightly glossier sticker. Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 18/9/07 and bought in January 2007. The cart has two oval handles in the sides. Toy Type: Vehicle: Cart. No. of Duplicates: 1 (mint in capsule) C-45—Buffalo pulling the cart that belongs to Brutus the Brave. German name: Büffelwagen (Buffalo Cart). The cart has two square handles in the sides. Thanks now to Seanoha Finigan for French and West European papers. Toy Type: Vehicle: Cart. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-45b—Argentine version with a larger paper and slightly glosser sticker. The cart has no handles and is sort of cut down at the front. Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 10/11/07 and bought in March 2007. Toy Type: Vehicle: Cart. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-46—Blue donkey pulling the cart that belongs to Lancelot Forget-Me-Not. German name: Eselskarren (Donkey Cart). The cart has two square handles in the sides. Thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a French paper. Toy Type: Vehicle: Cart. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-46b: Argentine version with a larger paper and slightly glosser sticker. The cart has no handles. Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 10/11/07 and bought in March 2007. Toy Type: Vehicle: Cart. No. of Duplicates: 2 (mint in capsule) C-47—Red crocodile pulling the cart that belongs to the Black Knight. German name: Krokotaxi (Croc Taxi). The cart has two square handles in the sides. Toy Type: Vehicle: Cart. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-47b—Argentine version with a larger paper and slightly glosser sticker. The cart has four triangular handles in the sides. Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 10/11/07 and bought in April 2007. Toy Type: Vehicle: Cart. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-48—Pink fox pulling the cart that belongs to Rose Thorn. German name: Fuchsdroschke (Fox Cab). The cart has two square handles in the sides. Thanks now to Seanoha Finigan for French and West European papers. Toy Type: Vehicle: Cart. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-48b—Argentine version with a larger paper and slightly glossier sticker. Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 21/6/07 and bought in November 2006. Toy Type: Vehicle: Cart. No. of Duplicates: 2 (mint in capsule)
MERRY KNIGHTS—WHO WILL OUTSMART THE DRAGON? (COMPLETE SET OF 4)
NB: The German name for this set is “Wer überlistet den Drachen?” I haven't been able to find an official English name, so the name I've given is simply my translation of the German one. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this set, which came with German papers.
C-49—Pepper Dragon. German name: Drache Dragomus (Dragomus Dragon). I now also have a Canadian/Argentine Kinder Joy paper that puts this toy in with the Enchanted Forest set (it shows the dragon instead of the Greedy Rock on the front; see under C-40 for more details). Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 29/11/06 and bought in March 2006. Toy Type: Animal Figurine: Dragon. No. of Duplicates: 2 (one mint in capsule, the other loose with no paper) C-50—Short wise man. German name: Der weise Alchemikus (The Wise Alchemicus). Toy Type: Figurine: Wise Man. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-51—Medium-sized wise man. German name: Der weise Okkultus (The Wise Occultus). Thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Figurine: Wise Man. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-52—Tall wise man. German name: Der weise Homunkulus (The Wise Homunculus). Toy Type: Figurine: Wise Man. No. of Duplicates: 0
MOLE MISSION - 3D MAP OF THE GARDEN (COMPLETE SET OF 5)
NB: The German name for this set is "Mission Maulwurf - Gartenland" (Mole Mission - Garden Land). A complete set forms a single giant puzzle. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for my set, which came with German papers.
C-53 - 3D puzzle featuring Vikky Valentine and Dr. Mole, plus a pond and periscope. German name: Auf Tauchstation! (To the Pond Station!). Toy Type: Puzzle: Plastic 3D. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-54 - 3D puzzle featuring Curt Cutter, Mad Marvin and a carnivorous plant. German name: Die Monsterblume! (The Monster Flower!). Toy Type: Puzzle: Plastic 3D. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-55 - 3D puzzle featuring Danny Driller, Simon Spyglass and Rick Radar. German name: Wo ist Dr. Mole? (Where is Dr. Mole?). Toy Type: Puzzle: Plastic 3D. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-56 - 3D puzzle featuring Mike Mission and Dr. Mole. German name: Der Hinterhalt! (The Ambush!). You swivel Dr. Mole on his chair to open a trap door into which Mike Mission may supposedly fall in. Thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Puzzle: Plastic 3D. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-57 - 3D puzzle featuring Ying Yang, Devious Deborah and a gnome in a well. German name: Der geheime Brunnen! (The Secret Well!). Toy Type: Puzzle: Plastic 3D. No. of Duplicates: 0
MOLE MISSION - UNDERCOVER VEHICLES (COMPLETE SET OF 6)
NB: The German name for this set is "Mission Maulwurf - Undercover-Fahrzeuge". I haven't been able to find an official English name for the set (although I have found English names for the individual toys), so the name I've given above is my translation of the German name. However, one of the toys in this set is not actually a vehicle, so the name is rather is misnomer. Anyway, thanks to Ulrike Degen for all the toys in my set, which came with German papers.
C-58 - Magnetic Platform, magnetic game in which the object is to move Simon Spyglass around the garden. German name: Magnet-spiel. Toy Type: Game: Magnetic. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-59 - Roaming Super-Saw, a giant buzzsaw on a wheel and Dr Mole's vehicle of choice. German name: Turbo-Fräse (Turbo Cutter). The German paper erroneously gives the toy number as C-60. Toy Type: Vehicle: Mobile Saw. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-60 - Multi-Perforator, a sort of mobile drill with three perforating tips. German name: Hyper-Bohrer (Hyper-Drill). The German paper erroneously gives the toy number as C-62. Toy Type: Vehicle: Mobile Drill. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-61 - Double Digger, a kind of underground digging machine. German name: Super Harke (Super Rake). Toy Type: Vehicle: Digger. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-62 - Amphibian Torpedo, a kind of amphibious vehicle. German name: Mega Schaufler (Mega Shoveller). The German paper erroneously gives the toy number as C-59. Thanks to Patrizia Intiso for a generic West European paper, which gives the correct toy number. Toy Type: Vehicle: Amphibious. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-63 - Tentacular Pear, a pear-shaped cabin with four tentacles. It has the main villain, Dr Mole, inside. German name: Spezial-Greifer (Special Gripper). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. Toy Type: Vehicle: Gripper. No. of Duplicates: 0
FABULOUS VILLAGE - THE SLEEPING DINOS (COMPLETE SET OF 5)
NB: The German name for this set is "Schnarchosaurier" (Dino-Snores).
C-64 - Blue dinosaur (looks like a Triceratops) in a sort of turquoise rock bed. Changes colour when exposed to mild heat (such as being held in your hand for a short while). German name: Bluesaurus (Blue-saurus). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. And thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. I now also have an Argentine paper, which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 18/9/07 and bought in January 2007. Last but most certainly not least, I have a Brazilian paper, which I got (to my great astonishment and delight) from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 3/12/07 and bought in May 2007. Click here to see a scan of the Brazilian paper. Toy Type: Colour-Changing Toy: Dinosaur. No. of Duplicates: 4 (two mint in capsule, the others loose with no paper) C-65 - Pink dinosaur in a sort of light blue rock bed. German name: Rotsaurus (Redsaurus). Thanks to Sylvia Laliouse for this one, which came with a West European paper. And thanks to Ulrike Degen for a German paper. I now also have an Argentine paper, which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 30/11/06. Toy Type: Colour-Changing Toy: Dinosaur. No. of Duplicates: 1 (loose with no paper) C-66 - Light green dinosaur in dark green rock bed. German name: Grüosaurus (Green-o-saurus). Thanks to Sylvia Laliouse for this one, which came with a West European paper. And thanks to Ulrike Degen for a German paper. I now also have an Argentine paper, which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 21/6/07 and bought in November 2006. Toy Type: Colour-Changing Toy: Dinosaur. No. of Duplicates: 1 (mint in capsule with Argentine paper) C-67 - Green dinosaur in mauve rock bed. German name: Gelbosaurus (Yellowsaurus). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. Toy Type: Colour-Changing Toy: Dinosaur. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-67b—Pretty much the same toy, but has slightly larger eyes, and is also accompanied by an Argentine paper. Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 12/1/07 and bought in June 2006. Toy Type: Colour-Changing Toy: Dinosaur. No. of Duplicates: 1 (mint in capsule) C-68 - Purple dinosaur in blue rock bed. German name: Lilasaurus (Purplesaurus). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. I now also have an Argentine paper, which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 6/10/07 and bought in February 2007. Toy Type: Colour-Changing Toy: Dinosaur. No. of Duplicates: 0
FABULOUS VILLAGE - THE WHEELERS (COMPLETE SET OF 5)
NB: The German name for this set is "Roller Racer".
C-69 - Snowman on a sort of roller with four yellow wheels. German name: Sprintix. Thanks to Sylvia Laliouse for this one, which came with a West European paper. And thanks to Ulrike Degen for a German paper. Toy Type: A Sort of Rolling Toy. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-70 - Snowman on two large orange wheels. German name: Spidix. Thanks to Sylvia Laliouse for this one, which came with a West European paper. And thanks to Ulrike Degen for a German paper. Toy Type: A Sort of Rolling Toy. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-71 - Snowman on two large yellow wheels. German name: Kurvix. Thanks to Sylvia Laliouse for this one, which came with a West European paper. And thanks to Ulrike Degen for a German paper. Toy Type: A Sort of Rolling Toy. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-72 - Snowman on a sort of roller with four orange wheels. German name: Walzox. Thanks to Sylvia Laliouse for this one, which came with a West European paper. And thanks to Ulrike Degen for a German paper. Toy Type: A Sort of Rolling Toy. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-73—Snowman on two large red wheels. German name: Rapidix. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper that incorrectly gives the toy number as C-71. Toy Type: A Sort of Rolling Toy. No. of Duplicates: 0
FABULOUS VILLAGE - THE MUSKETEERS (COMPLETE SET OF 10)
NB: The German name for this set is "Im Reich der Musketiere" (In the Kingdom of the Musketeers). It also has a separate French name: “Les Petits Mousquetaires” (“The Little Musketeers”), and I think it may have separate French papers.
C-74 - Musketeer on wheels doffing a blue hat. German name: Musketier Wilfried. Thanks to Patrizia Intiso for the toy, and to Ulrike Degen for a German paper. Toy Type: Person on Wheels: Musketeer. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-75—Musketeer on wheels wielding a sword. German name: Musketier Ehrenfried. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. And thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Person on Wheels: Musketeer. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-76—Musketeer on wheels with turkey or chicken drumstick. German name: Musketier Herfried. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. Toy Type: Person on Wheels: Musketeer. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-77—Musketeer on wheels holding a sword out to one side. German name: Musketier Isfried. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. And thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Person on Wheels: Musketeer. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-78—Waiter on wheels. German name: Wirt Gustav (Gustav the Publican). It’s a bit similar to K98 No. 23. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. And thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Person on Wheels: Waiter. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-79—King on wheels. German name: König Louis (King Louis). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. Toy Type: Person on Wheels: King. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-80—Queen on wheels. German name: Königen Regina (Queen Regina). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. Toy Type: Person on Wheels: Queen. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-81—Priest on wheels. German name: Monsignore Maximilian. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. Toy Type: Person on Wheels: Priest. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-82—Aristocratic lady on wheels. Her shawl is dark blue. German name: My Lady. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. Toy Type: Person on Wheels: Lady. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-82b—Variation of My Lady with light blue shawl. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one. Toy Type: Person on Wheels: Lady. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-83—Girl with hands clasped. Wearing a dark blue skirt and light blue pinafore. German name: Zofe Costanza (Costanza the Lady-in-Waiting). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one. Toy Type: Person on Wheels: Lady. No. of Duplicates: 0
FABULOUS VILLAGE - THE SWINGING MONKEYS
NB: The German name for this toy is "Affenstarke Zirkus-Artisten" (Circus Performers Monkeying Around - not a literal translation, but the German is a bit obscure here).
C-84 - Two monkeys on a ladder. Apart from the different number on the base, this toy is absolutely identical to K97 No. 100. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. I now also have a Kinder Joy paper, which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 21/6/07 and bought in December 2006. Toy Type: Animals on Seasaw: Monkeys. No. of Duplicates: 6 (5 mint in capsule, the other partially assembled in bag with no paper)
FABULOUS VILLAGE - THE MINI-MICE (COMPLETE SET OF 5)
NB: The German name for this set is: “Heiße Mäuse-Action” (Hot Mouse Action). It was initially believed that there were two distinct sets: a German one and a European one. However, “German” variations have been released in the rest of Europe as well, and have their own distinct papers too!
C-86—Mouse in a bed. The sticker on the bed has a plain circle or oval. German name: Träume im Mäuse-Bettchen (Dreams in the Little Mouse Bed). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. Toy Type: Sort of Jack-in-the-Box. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-87—Mouse with broom, thimble on head and a button. German name: Fingerhut-Wachposten (Thimble Sentry). The broom doubles as a weapon, I think, and the button as a shield. The button is also a kind of wheel here. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. I now also have a Kinder Joy or possibly East European paper, which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 20/4/08 and bought in August 2007. Toy Type: Creature on Wheel: Mouse. No. of Duplicates: 3 (2 mint in capsule, the other loose with no paper) C-88 - Mouse with two spoons. Hands (and spoons) move up and down when its tail is moved back and forth. Thanks to Sylvia Laliouse for this one, which came with a West European paper. German name: “Kronkorken-Trommler” (Crown Cap Drummer). Thanks now also to Ulrike Degen for the German paper. Toy Type: Lever-Activated Toy. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-89 - Mobile with two mice. Thanks to Patrizia Intiso for this one, which came with a West European paper. Interestingly, the mobile is identical to the German one, called “Quietschvergnügtes Karusell (Chirpy Merry-Go-Round) and the paper reflects this, although the other papers in the set show a different mobile! Thanks now also to Ulrike Degen for the German paper. Toy Type: Mobile. No. of Duplicates: 1 (unassembled in bag with West European paper) C-89b—Variation with a kink in the stem. It also comes with a Kinder Joy paper that has the toy number where the Magicode logo would be in the West European paper. I got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 27/1/08 and bought in July 2007. Toy Type: Mobile. No. of Duplicates: 5 (mint in capsule) C-90 - Two mice playing on a seesaw made of a toothbrush and tube of toothpaste. Thanks to Sylvia Laliouse for this one, which came with a West European paper. German name: Zahnpasta-Wippe (Toothpaste Seesaw). Toy Type: Seesaw. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-90b—Variation. The head of the brush is quite different. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. I now also have a Kinder Joy paper, which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 24/9/08 and bought in February 2008. Toy Type: Seesaw. No. of Duplicates: 1 (loose with no paper)
FABULOUS VILLAGE - THE HUTSIES (COMPLETE SET OF 3)
NB: The German name for this set is "Auf dem Campingplatz" (On the Camping Site).
C-91—Red Indian with dark blue tepee. The tepee can either have a face or an entrance with curtains at the side, depending on how you turn the sticks on top. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. I now also have a Kinder Joy paper, which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 3/7/08 and bought in December 2007. Toy Type: Two-in-One Toy. No. of Duplicates: 1 (partially assembled in a bag with no paper) C-92—Eskimo with igloo that reveals a larger Eskimo face. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. Toy Type: Two-in-One Toy. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-93 - Native with hut that has a yellow roof and khaki walls, plus a face in relief. The hut can either have a face or a sort of curtained-off entrance, depending on how you turn the bone on top. German name: Buschhütte (Bush Hut). Thanks to Sylvia Laliouse for this one, which came with a West European paper. Toy Type: Two-in-One Toy. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-93b—Native with hut that has a yellow roof, khaki walls and a painted-on face. Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. Toy Type: Two-in-One Toy. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-93c—Native with hut that has a khaki roof, yellow walls and a painted-on face. It also has a Kinder Joy or East European paper. I got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 27/1/08 and bought in July 2007. Toy Type: Two-in-One Toy. No. of Duplicates: 0
FABULOUS VILLAGE - TRANSFORMERS
NB: The German name for this toy is "Lustige Wendefiguren" (Funny Transformers).
C-96 - Figurine that's an Eskimo when it faces one way and a kid on the beach when turned the other way. German name: "Der Eskimo und der Beachboy" (don't think that really requires a translations). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this one, which came with a German paper. And thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Two-Sided Transforming Picture. No. of Duplicates: 0
FABULOUS VILLAGE - THE LAZY LOT (COMPLETE SET OF 3)
NB: The German name for this set is "Die Drei von den Sonnenfarm" (The Three from the Sunny Farm). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for this set, which came with German papers. And thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a set of West European papers.
C-99 - Hen on wheels. Very similar to K98 No. 114. German name: Huhn Caroline (Caroline Hen). Toy Type: Animal on Wheels: Chicken. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-99b—Argentine version with a sticker for each eye and two stickers for the wattle (if you’re unfamiliar with chicken anatomy, the wattle is the bit of hanging skin under the beak). (For more information on the paper type, see under C-132b.) Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 13/3/07 and bought in July 2006. Toy Type: Animal on Wheels: Chicken. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-100 - Tortoise on wheels. Very similar to K98 No. 115. German name: Schildkröte Lisa. Toy Type: Animal on Wheels: Tortoise. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-100b—Argentine version with a sticker for the eyes and nose. (For more information on the paper type, see under C-132b.) Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 29/11/06 and bought in March 2006. Toy Type: Animal on Wheels: Tortoise. No. of Duplicates: 2 (mint in capsule) C-101 - Rabbit on wheels. Very similar to K98 No. 113. German name: Hase Ricky (Ricky Rabbit). Toy Type: Animal on Wheels: Rabbit. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-101b—Argentine version with a sticker for each eye. (For more information on the paper type, see under C-132b.) Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 13/3/07 and bought in July 2006. Toy Type: Animal on Wheels: Rabbit. No. of Duplicates: 1 (mint in capsule)
FABULOUS VILLAGE - THE LAZY LOT 2 (COMPLETE SET OF 2)
NB: The German name for this set is "Die Turbokriecher" (The Turbo-Crawlers). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for my entire set, which came with German papers.
C-102 - Green caterpillar on wheels. It has a rubber nose and tail that move in and out as it's rolled along. German name: Siggi. Toy Type: Creature on Wheels: Caterpillar. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-103 - Yellow snail on wheels with orange shell. It has a rubber head and neck that move in and out as it's rolled along. German name: Manni. Thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Creature on Wheels: Snail. No. of Duplicates: 0
FABULOUS VILLAGE - THE SPOOKS (COMPLETE SET OF 6)
NB: The German name for this set is "Spuk um Mitternacht" ("Spooks at Midnight"). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for my entire set, which came with German papers.
C-107 - Three ghosts revolving around a lantern with a Jack-O-Lantern face. German name: Geistertrio (Ghostly Trio). Thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Mobile. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-108 - Ghost with ball and chain, balancing on a branch. German name: Kettengeist (Chain Ghost). Toy Type: Balancing Toy: Ghost. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-109 - Werewolf on wheels. Jaws open and close as it's rolled along. German name: Wolfgang Gruselzahn (Wolfgang Fang). Toy Type: Creature on Wheels: Werewolf. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-110 - Witch on wheels with bag that moves up and down as it's rolled along. German name: Traumhexe (Dream Witch). Toy Type: Person on Wheels: Witch. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-111 - Stamp shaped like a sinister hooded figure. Leaves three-toed footprints as it's rolled along. German name: Dunkler Geist (Dark Spirit). Toy Type: Rolling Stamp. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-112 - Dog on wheels chasing a ghostly-looking cat. German name: Hector & Hermine. Thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West and East European papers. Toy Type: Creature on Wheels: Dog. No. of Duplicates: 0
FABULOUS VILLAGE - THE CRAZYHEADS (COMPLETE SET OF 6)
NB: The German name for this set is "König Blick und sein Gefolge" (King Looky and His Entourage). Thanks to Ulrike Degen for all the toys in my set, which came with German papers.
C-114 - Viking rolling head on metal rollers. German name: Graf Späh (Count Scout). Very similar to K98 No. 95. Thanks to Seanoha Finigan for a West European paper. Toy Type: Rolling Head: Viking. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-115 - Knight rolling head on metal rollers. German name: Prinz Gaff (Prince Boom-Sail). Very similar to K98 No. 94. Toy Type: Rolling Head: Knight. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-115b—Argentine version with stickers for the eyes. The other stickers are a little glossier. It also has an Argentine paper that’s the same size as the MPG papers. Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 27/3/08 and bought in August 2007. Toy Type: Rolling Head: Knight. No. of Duplicates: 1 (mint in capsule) C-116 - Fairy rolling head on metal rollers. German name: Sterndeuterin Blinzel (Star Interpreter Twinkles). Very similar to K98 No. 96. Toy Type: Rolling Head: Fairy. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-116b—Argentine version with stickers for the eyes and a new-style Argentine paper. Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 20/6/08 and bought in October 2007. Toy Type: Rolling Head: Fairy. No. of Duplicates: 3 (mint in capsule) C-117 - Court jester rolling head on metal rollers. German name: Hofnarr Glotz (Court Jester Goggles). Very similar to K98 No. 98. Toy Type: Rolling Head: Court Jester. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-117b—Argentine version with stickers for the eyes and mouth, and a new-style Argentine paper. Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 17/7/09 and bought in October 2008. Toy Type: Rolling Head: Court Jester. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-118 - King rolling head on metal rollers. German name: König Blick. Very similar to K98 No. 93. Thanks to Patrizia Intiso for a generic West European paper. I now also have an Argentine paper, which I obtained from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 20/4/08 and bought in September 2007. Toy Type: Rolling Head: King. No. of Duplicates: 2 (one mint in capsule with an Argentine paper, the other loose with no paper) C-119 - Queen rolling head on metal rollers. German name: Königin Schau (Queen Show-off). Very similar to K98 No. 97. Toy Type: Rolling Head: Queen. No. of Duplicates: 0 C-119b—Argentine version with stickers for the eyes and mouth, and a new-style Argentine paper. Got this from a Kinder Surprise egg dated 17/7/09 and bought in October 2008. Toy Type: Rolling Head: Queen. No. of Duplicates: 0
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