Schleich Eldrador Creatures - Shadow Wolf (42554)

TOYS THAT INSPIRE IMAGINATION AND MAGIC - The schleich Shadow Wolf, with its translucent back crystals, perfectly embodies the ferocious mythical beast. Introduce children to the rest of the monsters, creatures, and heroes of the ELDRADOR universe and build your own collection of ferocious and fierce toys! A WORLD OF MAGIC AND WONDER - The Shadow Wolf is a key piece in the growing schleich ELDRADOR play world. Perfect for gifting, this figure fits into a larger, modular play universe and is carefully designed to inspire safe and creative pretending and playtime for children. HOURS OF IMAGINATION AND ENTERTAINMENT FOR KIDS - Give children the gift of an exciting imagination and monstrous playtime! The shadow wolf toy is part of the ELDRADOR collection from Schleich, a growing play world that can integrate with other collections for a full Eldrador universe play experience. GENERATIONS OF IMAGINATION FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES - Long-lasting, super durable and highly detailed ELDRADOR creatures from Schleich are the perfect way to ignite your child's imagination and fun. With a huge catalogue of fairies, monsters, characters, dinosaurs, and animals across a variety of playsets and figurines, you can be sure that your child will experience all the magic and wonder of childhood while making memories for years to come. WHERE STORIES BEGIN - Our characters come in a million gazillion shapes, sizes, and colours. Whether they have two legs, four legs, or no legs, they have one thing in common – every toy in our collection, including our monster figures, is authentic, detailed, and high quality., Manufacturer: Schleich

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Legend in the realms of Lava and Ice, Jungle and Stone tells of a hidden world in ELDRADOR...a world where phantoms lurk in darkness, waiting...a...

Aaand sit! Hmm... The Shadow Wolf from Schleich Eldrador Creatures is an ancestor of the dog, but he's not very good at following orders. Instead, he can break hard bones or very sturdy pencils with his big teeth. He used to roam America around 13,000 years ago. The impressive carnivore has shorter legs compared to the wolf. That's why we guess he wasn't such a great runner. But why don't we try it out In a race around the garden chairs perhaps The winner gets a stick - I wonder if he'll be as pleased about it as dogs are Only one way to find out!