Action Figures & Transformers

Fantasy Figure / PVC / 4 years +

Action Figure / 10 years +

Action Figure / Articulated / 3 years +

Schleich Farm / Hand-painted / 3 years + / Warning Not suitable for children under 3 years old. Choking Hazard.

Children love Old English Sheepdogs and they love children right back. With its fluffy fur and cheerful nature, it makes a great playmate. But it never stops paying attention, even while romping aroun more→d. That's because Old English Sheepdogs are actually herding dogs from England and are used to keeping large flocks of sheep together. It's nice to have such a reliable friend by your side!
The Old English Sheepdog runs happily across the meadow. Life is just wonderful! The wind blows the dog's fur coat like a hairdryer. You can see how thick it is. The bright white on its forehead and chest blend beautifully into a light gray on its back. Come on, it barks invitingly - come and play! The Old English …

The little Galloway Calf looks cute with its curly black and white patterned coat and its jet black curly head. Its perky muzzle is also jet black and shiny. It sniffs around curiously. Who's that com more→ing down the lane? I wonder if it will let me pet it?
The little Galloway Calf looks a bit lost as it stretches its black snout into the air. It can't really be cold, because its thick curls keep it warm out in the pasture all year round. Maybe it is hungry? The little Galloway Calf probably wants to drink some milk. So where is its mother, the Galloway Cow (sold separately)? She can't be far away. Surely she's grazing over there, where the grass look so lush and juicy. Still a little unsteady …

The little Friesian Foal has a coat just as jet black as his parents. Only the hair is not yet so long and magnificent. But that will surely come when it grows into a stately, large thoroughbred horse more→. Its long legs already show that it will be a real eye-catcher one day. It trots gracefully across the pasture and keeps a lookout for playmates. Will it find any there?
The cute Friesian Foal curiously pricks up its ears and stretches its long neck. What's it discovered that is so interesting? No doubt it will trot across the pasture on its long legs to take a closer look. The pitch-black Friesian Foal is sure to look just like its father, the handsome Friesian Stallion (sold separately) when …

The petite Arabian Foal is very pretty. No wonder, with those beautiful parents. The Arabian Stallion and the Arabian Mare (both sold separately) are very proud of their little foal. Although it is st more→ill so small, it already has the grace of its parents. But it is still really playful. Just like any foal, it loves to romp around the pasture all day. Who wants to join in?
Something's going on back there! The little Arabian Foal certainly doesn't want to miss it! Although it comes from the most noble breeding stock, the little thoroughbred doesn't have the slightest desire to behave like nobility. On the contrary, the Arabian Foal is extremely curious and playful. That's why it pricks up its little …

The Fire Salamander looks beautiful with its patterned black and yellow shiny skin. Sitting on a mossy stone, it is quite easy to spot, especially since it is pretty large for an amphibian. Its bright more→body color protects it from predators. They may admire its beauty, but it doesn't look good enough to eat.
Oh look, a Fire Salamander! Anyone who manages to spot this particularly beautiful amphibian in the forest or along a stream can count themselves lucky. Most of the time it prefers to move around at night. During the day it likes to hide in a hole in the ground or a cave. Thanks to its striking black and yellow patterning, most animals keep their distance. They know it's a warning, letting …