Schleich Dinosaurs

FROM SCALES TO TAILS, SCHLEICH CAPTURES EVERY DETAIL -Stunning craftsmanship brings this dino to life. Known worldwide for attention to detail, discover why children and adults love schleich...

FROM SCALES TO TAILS, SCHLEICH CAPTURES EVERY DETAIL -Stunning craftsmanship brings this dino to life. Known worldwide for attention to detail, discover why children and adults love schleich...

FROM SCALES TO TAILS, SCHLEICH CAPTURES EVERY DETAIL -Stunning craftsmanship brings this dino to life. Known worldwide for attention to detail, discover why children and adults love schleich...

Brachiosaurus translated means "arm lizard". It acquired the name, because its front legs were significantly longer than its hind legs. As such, its long neck pointed automatically upwards and it...

New exciting prehistoric giants conquer the range! The Carcharodontosaurus with its exciting coloring and dynamic pose is a must-have in every playroom! High Quality: Made from durable, non-toxic...

The Diplodocus trudges in a leisurely fashion through the prehistoric world. It’s in no hurry at all, especially as it is on the heavy side. But this colossus doesn’t need to be scared of anyone. At...

New exciting prehistoric giants conquer the range! One of the most popular dinosaurs in exciting new colors. High Quality: Made from durable, non-toxic materials, ensuring safety for children and...

New exciting prehistoric giants conquer the range! Relaunch of the classic with running pose and attractive coloring ensures action in the game! High Quality: Made from durable, non-toxic materials,...

The Schleich figures are all detailed modelled and stand for educational valuable play. The plesiosaurus was a primeval reptile that lived in the sea and was mainly fed by fish. Safety...

With its giant head and sharp teeth, the Tarbosaurus looks pretty scary. You wouldn’t want it as your enemy! It can even open and close its movable jaw, so make sure you don’t get one of your fingers...

The Kaprosuchus from Schleich® DINOSAURS was named after its teeth and head shape: its name means “boar crocodile.” The animal lived in the Late Cretaceous period, probably primarily on land where it...

You can tell right away that the Battle Rhino is from the Stone World. Its body armor looks like it's made of hard rock. Isn't that even a bit of moss growing on its broad back? Moving its head up...