Schleich Dinosaurs

Explore the prehistoric world with the Mosasaurus, a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is authentically detailed, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play.

Pteranodon Schleich figured are detailed and lovingly hand-painted We stand for educational and valuable play High Quality. Educational Toy Safety Information:Warning. Not suitable for Children under...

Allosaurus' patterned lizard skin looks like a camouflage suit. That's pretty practical since the giant carnivore is almost always on the hunt. On two legs, it can run unbelievably fast through the...

The huge boney plates on the Stegosaurus' back are pretty impressive. Most of the time, though, the herbivore is a peaceful soul. But if you disturb it while it's grazing or annoy it, things might...

The Moros Intrepidus runs like lightning through the jungle on two legs – always on the hunt. It digs its mighty clawed feet into the ground so that no one can stop it. At the same time, it opens and...

The Bajadasaurus is a particularly impressive dinosaur. That's mainly thanks to the long spiny spikes running along its back. I wonder if the otherwise peaceful herbivore uses them to defend itself...

The Dart Set from Schleich® DINOSAURS contains five extremely effective tranquilizer darts that can even incapacitate a T-Rex within a second.

Our Majungasaurus from Schleich® Dinosaurs is a prehistoric giant and a huge fan of racecars. Unfortunately its legs are too short for its 8-meter height and it always comes last in the dinosaur race...

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The Quetzalcoatlus is a large flying dinosaur. In order for it to gain height and swing its heavy body into the air, it needs to flap its movable wings like crazy and jump into the air a few times...

The Gastonia looks quite lively with its boney and scaly armor. The large spines on its back are terrifying, so don’t upset it! Actually, the Gastonia is quite tame and likes to hang out with its...

Once this dino has shut its movable jaws, there’s no escape. When the Monolophosaurus is on the prowl, it’s best not to disturb it. But you can certainly watch it hunting from a safe distance!