Dinosaurs, horses and monsters: these are the new Schleich figures for 2025
2/1/2025
Translation: machine translated
In the first half of 2025, toy manufacturer Schleich is presenting a whole host of new figures - here's a selection.
New year, new Schleich figures: As every year, the toy manufacturer presents a slew of new products for the first half of the year in January.
Dogs
For fans of special dog breeds, there is also a Welsh Corgi (without the Queen) and a Collie. A polar wolf and its puppy also expand the range.
Farm animals
The world of farm animals is expanding to include a mule, woolly pig, llama foal and goat.
Dinos
Particularly important for me: the new dinosaurs. A Velociraptor, a Dilophosaurus, Diplodocus and a Carcharodontosaurus have been added. I had to google the latter: It is considered to be one of the largest carnivores that ever lived on earth, was almost 14 metres long and had particularly sharp teeth.
Horses
Even if I don't understand the hype, it's hard to imagine many children's rooms without Schleich horses. Here too, the repertoire is being expanded once again, including the Marwari, Andalusian and Paint Horse breeds
Magical worlds
Now for the animals that spring from pure fantasy: A stone triceratops, a magical deer calf, a moon lion and a baby dragon, among others, are set to appear.
Eldrador creatures
The world of Eldrador fantasy figures is growing to include a shadow worm with red eyes and purple spikes. It is certainly also suitable as a Halloween decoration.
Special editions
Friedrich Schleich founded the company in 1935. This year, the toy company is celebrating its 90th anniversary. A number of special figures are being presented to mark the occasion, including a lion, a tortoise and a giraffe.
Header image: Schleich
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