We make our figures using various types of plastic and paint to get them ready for their imagination-packed adventures. We mostly use polyvinyl chloride (PVC), thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs), and acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), as well as other plastics commonly used in toys.

If you're still unsure whether a product is genuine Schleich or not, the best way to tell is by looking underneath for the Schleich stamp. Original Schleich products will have the stamp underneath as shown in the image. The top picture is the copy brand which has no stamp at all.

approximately 1:24 scale The life-like Schleich animals with elaborate detail stimulate children to play creatively, allowing them to come up with their first imaginative farm stories. Schleich models are approximately 1:24 scale, but sizes can vary across the range.

5.7 x 1.6 x 3.3 inch Although they are very muscular, their appearance is refined and graceful.

a furtive or stealthy person SCHLEICH Name Meaning nickname for a furtive or stealthy person, from Middle High German slīchen 'to creep silently'.

Founded in 1946, their figurines are sculpted out of wax by artists from all over the world. They are then injection moulded with a superior plastic polymer and hand painted in Germany with masterful attention to detail. Exquisite toys, designed to last.

Therefore, you may logically assume Schleich is waterproof. However, understand that most Schleich is dense and will sink in water. This means they should not be played in deep water such as lakes, rivers, etc. Some figurines may have hair, and water may cause the hair to clump or fall out.

Germany The company, founded 80 years ago by Friedrich Schleich, Germany, is one of the largest toy manufacturers in Germany and a leading international provider of figurines. The famous figurines and play sets from Schleich are distributed in more than 50 countries and have triumphed in children's rooms all over the world.

Schleich are well known for their high manufacturing standards and their great attention to detail, which ensure that all their models are really true to life for exceptional play value.

Mature males weigh 450–1,800 kg (1,000–4,000 pounds) and females weigh 360–1,100 kg (800–2,400 pounds). Both males and females have horns, and although these may be short in many breeds, they can grow to be spectacularly large, such as in Texas longhorns and African Ankole-Watusi cows.

Cattle (Bos taurus) are large, domesticated, bovid ungulates. They are prominent modern members of the subfamily Bovinae and the most widespread species of the genus Bos.

History. In 1935, Friedrich Schleich (1900-1978) founded Schleich in Stuttgart as a supplier of plastic parts. In the 1950s, the company became known as Schleich Figuren, producing bendable plastic figurines for the first time. In the 1960s, the company focused on producing licensed toy figurines (merchandising).

The Schleich company was founded in 1935 by a young German man named Friedrich Schleich. After years of development, the company released its first toys in 1946. These simple bendy figures were made from wire and wood and covered in velvet. The concept was developed by Eve Zippel and named 'Jopo.