Schleich’s Quetzalcoatlus is an impressively sculpted flying dinosaur. Its highly textured body has been painted dark brown with white neck, red head with purple stripes, cream beak and brown, moveable wings. It is sculpted in a flying position looking ahead, but you can pose this dino model’s wings however you like, making this flying dinosaur figurine the perfect addition to your prehistoric collection or home museum.

Schleich’s Rainbow Love Unicorn Mare is a beautiful unicorn from the magical realm of Bayala. Its body is painted predominantly white with shaded rose gold feathered feet and horn, and a pink muzzle. Its mane and tail feature an ombre rainbow on its tips, with silver glitter scattered throughout its flowing hair. Its rainbow gem-studded heart tattoo highlights the special connection between this mare, its perfect mate Rainbow Love Unicorn Stallion, and their sweet foal Rainbow Love Unicorn Foal (sold separately).

Schleich’s Rainbow Love Unicorn Stallion is a strong unicorn from the magical realm of Bayala. Its body is painted predominantly white with shaded grey feathered feet and a pink muzzle. Its horn is glittering silver, while its mane and tail feature an ombre rainbow on its tips, with silver glitter scattered throughout its flowing hair. Its rainbow gem-studded heart tattoo highlights the special connection between this stallion, its perfect mate Rainbow Love Unicorn Mare, and their sweet foal Rainbow Love Unicorn Foal (sold separately).

This hand-painted cow figure depicts a realistic scuplt of the real cow. Featuring glossy eyes and detailed hooves, this cow is a perfect addition to any Schleich farm collection. She is also family with the Schleich Fleckvieh Bull and Simmental Calf. Fun facts about the animal: Simmental is a breed of cattle whose history dates back to the Middle Ages. Early records indicate that Simmental cattle were the result of a cross between large German cattle and a smaller breed indigenous to Switzerland. The name Simmental is derived from the name of the area where the cattle were first bred - the Simme Valley which is situated in the Berner Oberland in Switzerland.