Schleich Horse Club 42712 Lisa & Storm (42712)
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Price
€ 25.08The e-shop price may differ with shops price. Price valid while supplier stock lasts.
Points 
+25
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4-6 days
Product details
| Product code | 42712 |
| EAN | 4069111000114,2220009885073 |
Product description
The horse adventure begins - Lisa and Storm ready for a day's riding
Lisa and her Hanoverian horse Storm are good friends and ready for a day's adventure. With this play set from the Schleich Horse Club series, children can immerse themselves in the world of horse riding. The set is especially suitable for children aged 5-12 and encourages creative play.
Lisa and Storm are good friends. But they are much more than that: together they have done well in competitions and have already won many prizes. To continue their success, the duo practice hard in the Peppertree riding school. Today is no exception. The black Hanoverian stallion warms up by trotting a few laps around the arena. The real action is about to get underway!
Features:
Discover the Schleich Horse Club series, a must-have for all young horse fans
The popular product line includes a wide range of detailed horse figurines and horse-related accessories, including stables, riders and other horse-themed play sets. Each Schleich figure is carefully designed to make play with them as authentic and engaging as possible.
Schleich is a well-known German toy manufacturer that produces hand-painted figures of the highest quality. The figures are carefully designed down to every detail and are made from high quality plastics using injection moulding technology, which ensures the products are durable and have realistic details. Schleich products cover a wide range of subjects, but with a particular focus on the animal kingdom. Schleich figures help children learn about nature and animals through play.
