Playmobil Is Going to Mars with Epic New Red Planet Sets!

Exploring is always more fun with a buddy. This astronaut and robot can work together to explore the Red Planet's rocks and minerals. If the robot suddenly finds itself facing a hostile Martian, it can turn into an angry robot after the player rotates its eyes and head. 
($6 from Playmobil)  

When it's time to go exploring, look no further than this nifty ride. Four figurines can sit inside the vehicle's interior, entering and exiting through a side hatch with a liftable ramp. Also on this rover is a movable arm that has three different tools: a claw gripper to pick up samples, a drill for excavation and a laser gun to zap rocks! If you have two AAA batteries on hand, the rover also has lights and sound effects – the batteries are not included. 
($45 on Amazon.com)  

Here's a fun vehicle for solo journeys on the Red Planet. There's a compartment in the rear to store blue crystals, so the astronaut can take samples back to a laboratory for analysis. Playmobil also suggests that the astronaut could take them back to the Mars space station, but that's sold separately. 
($9 on Amazon.com)  

Here's the astronauts' home on Mars — a Red Planet space station. It's easy to spot from a distance, thanks to the lights underneath. Astronauts enter via a rotating hatch to get to a central hub with different modules where they can do science or living activities. It can also serve as a docking station for the rocket and satellite meteoroid laser (sold separately). This set includes two astronauts, a robot, the space station itself and a bevy of useful accessories such as a telescope and video recorder. 
($80 on Amazon.com) 

Let's get ready for Mars! This amazing launch rocket is almost ready for a Red Planet launch. The set comes with a crew and maintenance platform as well as two astronauts who can sit in the cockpit during the countdown and liftoff. The crew capsule and transport container can separate from the rocket and dock with the Mars space station, which is sold separately. 
($70 on Amazon.com)  

Whenever any pesky space debris gets in the way of your mission, you can use this laser to blast it away. Open the solar panels to power the equipment, scan the area for any potentially hazardous obstacles nearby, then fire the laser toward the meteoroid, which luckily breaks apart quite easily. Also included is an astronaut and a robotic arm attachment to anchor the astronaut to the meteoroid-zapping satellite so your space flier doesn't float away. 
($25 on Amazon.com)