Top rated Toy figure
Here's a ranking of the top rated products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've also added some key information about the products.
1. Hasbro The Mandalorian: The Child - Animatronic Edition
Officially licensed merchandise from The Mandalorian. While it may look like "Baby Yoda," this movable creature is called The Child - and children are invited to protect this electronic figure from Star Wars. When the head of the electronic edition of The Child is touched on top, over 25 sound and movement combinations are activated, including sounds of joy and excitement, giggles, babbling, and more. The figure's head moves up and down continuously, its ears move back and forth, and its eyes open and close. Boys and girls aged 4 and up are invited to use the Force when The Child figure closes its eyes, raises its arm, and sighs as if exerting a lot of energy. Batteries included (2x AAA).
2. Schleich Tyrannosaurus Rex
The Tyrannosaurus Rex looked very threatening, but it could hardly make use of its short front legs, which were equipped with only two claws, as they did not even reach its mouth. Standing almost seven meters tall and nearly thirteen meters long, the Tyrannosaurus Rex was probably not a particularly good hunter, but rather a scavenger that fed on what other animals left behind. It had more than fifty teeth, each over 15 centimeters long, which it used not for chewing but for tearing, as it swallowed its food in large pieces. To enhance depth perception while foraging for food, the eyes of the Tyrannosaurus Rex were positioned forward, allowing the fields of vision of both eyes to overlap.
3. Schleich Adventure with car and horse trailer
Schleich Horse Club Adventure with Car and Horse Trailer - The adventure with the car and horse trailer from Schleich® Horse Club takes Hannah and her father to their first big tournament. With a detachable trailer! Tent for setting up and folding! Figures are fully movable! The Schleich® figures are realistically modeled and promote educational play. This item belongs to the Horse Club theme world and is suitable for children aged 5-12 years. Includes 1 SUV, 1 horse trailer, 1 tent, 1 girl, 1 man, 1 Holstein mare, 1 saddle, 1 bridle with reins, 2 bales of straw, 1 hay net, 1 detachable ladder, 1 halter, 1 helmet, 1 bucket, 1 grooming box, 1 massage brush, and 1 curry comb. Hannah and her father experience a great adventure with the car and horse trailer from Schleich® Horse Club! The various functions offer numerous play opportunities. The seats in the spacious SUV can be folded down, allowing the male figure, Mr. Kramer, to store plenty inside, such as the folding tent and the extensive riding gear, including a helmet, saddle, bridle, bucket, and grooming box with a massage brush and curry comb. There is also a detachable ladder. Hannah has not only trained hard for the tournament but has also practiced loading her Holstein mare into the detachable horse trailer. With her confident and calm demeanor, she can lead the horse in and out of the trailer using the halter. To ensure the mare is well taken care of during the ride, a hay net is hung in the horse trailer, and bales of straw are placed inside. Hannah is very excited but also full of anticipation before her first big tournament!.
4. Schleich Brachiosaurus
The Schleich figures are all modelled true to detail, lovingly hand-painted and stand for pedagogically valuable playing. Translated, Brachiosaurus means as much as Army lizard. He was named because his front legs were significantly longer than his hind legs. As a result, his long neck automatically pointed upwards and he could eat plants that grew at higher altitudes with less effort.
5. Schleich Horse Club Lakeside Horse Farm
With lots of great features and details. The perfect home for Hannah, her family and of course lots of horses. Figures are fully movable. Hair, torso and legs can be changed at will. Labelable stickers. Figure, saddle and bridle are removable. Expandable horse world: Paddocks can be combined with horse stalls. A secret door leads to the loft. Many movable parts such as movable stairs and hose for showering horses. Fabric cushions and blankets.
6. Schleich Triceratops
The Triceratops was one of the last large dinosaurs. Although it was a herbivore, it had a total of up to 800 teeth that constantly grew back. However, it was unable to chew its food, as it could not move its jaw sideways. It used its teeth to cut through palm leaves and ferns.
7. Schleich Horse stable
The new colorful Schleich horse stable offers many great play features and provides lasting fun for little ones. With seven cute animals, two horse boxes, Farmer Paul and Farmer Laura, as well as plenty of accessories, the daily work on the farm can be easily reenacted. While the farmer's wife prepares for the ride, Farmer Paul uses the pulley to transport new feed to the hayloft. Thanks to the movable transport wheels, it is very easy for him to bring the hay bales to the feed slide, so they can quickly fall into the wheelbarrow from there. The feeding display allows for step-by-step adjustments to what the animals should receive. Has the farmer discovered the cute mouse sitting in the mouse hole? The horse stable can be personalized according to the child's preferences with stickers. The Schleich figures are all intricately modeled and promote educational play.
8. Schleich Large dino research station
Team Dino, consisting of the three Colby brothers Maxx, Luis, and Flynn, sets out to uncover secrets. Maxx, the leader, has plenty to do at the large Dino Research Station from Schleich Dinosaurs. The station features a command center, a viewing platform with a swiveling tranquilizer dart cannon, and a crane. In the lower area, there is a quarantine room for freshly captured dinos. Here, initial examinations can be conducted, and then the dinos can be released into the enclosure through the trapdoor. Oh no, the Velociraptor has escaped. Can Maxx recapture him with his staff weapon? The playset comes with plenty of accessories and two dinos in cool paint jobs.
9. Schleich Velociraptor
Velociraptors were likely very intelligent dinosaurs that hunted in packs. Although they were only 60 centimeters tall, these carnivores could overpower prey much larger than themselves. These dinosaurs reached speeds of up to 65 kilometers per hour and were capable of quick turns thanks to their stiff tails. To eat their prey, Velociraptors had eighty sharp, curved teeth in their flat snouts, some of which were 2.5 centimeters long. The Velociraptor is considered one of the smartest and fastest dinosaurs.
10. Schleich Ankylosaurus
The Ankylosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur that did not hunt but was well-equipped for defense. When it felt threatened, it would swing its heavy, bony tail club and strike at its attackers. It could likely even crush large bones with it. The Ankylosaurus from Schleich Dinosaurs offers many exciting play scenarios.
