Schleich 2013 list of new releases

The new animals for January will be available in germany in calendar week 50. (10. Dec 2012)

schleichsammler2008 wrote:

The new animals for January will be available in germany in calendar week 50. (10. Dec 2012)

Wow, also the elves?

schleichsammler2008 wrote:

The new animals for January will be available in germany in calendar week 50. (10. Dec 2012)

how do you know

trevok4 wrote:

schleichsammler2008 wrote:

The new animals for January will be available in germany in calendar week 50. (10. Dec 2012)

how do you know

He has good contacts in stores

Yes. I heard it often in stores and read it in the internet. So it must be true!

Álvaro/schleich wrote:

schleichsammler2008 wrote:

The new animals for January will be available in germany in calendar week 50. (10. Dec 2012)

Wow, also the elves?

All what's out in January! But there are may bad news with the price of the elfes. But it's not sure yet.

The only thing I know is that animals with the red point are 30 ct. more expensive. From 4,50 € in 2012 to 4,80 € in 2013.

The other prices will stay on the same level.

Yes, that seems true, I saw them in stores on the 25th of December last year and bought 10, I was surprised

schleichsammler2008 wrote:

Álvaro/schleich wrote:

schleichsammler2008 wrote:

The new animals for January will be available in germany in calendar week 50. (10. Dec 2012)

Wow, also the elves?

All what's out in January! But there are may bad news with the price of the elfes. But it's not sure yet.

The only thing I know is that animals with the red point are 30 ct. more expensive. From 4,50 € in 2012 to 4,80 € in 2013.

The other prices will stay on the same level.

So min spain the elves cost in 2012 17 euros elve on horse and 7,50 euros elves.
In 2013 17,5o euros elve on horse 8 euros elves

Álvaro/schleich wrote:

MartinH wrote:

Álvaro/schleich wrote:

Collecta make models and schleich also.
Schleich is a Collector brand, the animals are more detailed thant Papo or Collecta.
Also more realistic and they aren't toys.
The elves has a history and three books.
And make special models no special toys.
The horses also are more beautiful thant the collecta or mojo ones.
The legs are more realistic thant the collecta horses. :)
And collecta Fantasy is for childs, have bad bad bad toys.
In Spain the schleich brand are in special shops with warhammer,diorames cars....collection models.
No in a normal Toy shop.
Schleich aren't toys
If you don't like schleich you don't like schleich but don't say that this brand is very wrong or toys for childs
I also think thant collecta has some good and very bad models but I don't go say that this brand is very wrong.

Here I agree with Robert. You can not write that Schleich is better in detail than the Collecta or Papo, because it really is NOT. Look at the pictures of animals created by Schleich and Collecta and clearly see which brand is based more on the details.
I do not know why you're so angry ... Schleich is promoted as a brand, which focuses mainly on children, it is a known fact. That´s why they are available all over the world and have success. Collecta or Papo produce animal models, which are based mainly on the realism.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but yours is only one way and it seems to me incorrect.

Sorry but I disagree with you.
Collecta mojo or papo is in all the toyshop of schleich, schleich but no.
Collecta models have good but not very details
Also Schleich have good models and details


Is ok but I dissagre

SIGH In my opinon All of these collectable animal Brands are NOT TOYZ.

They are too expensive to be bonked around by reckless liddle kiddies.

Those who say other wise are either Ritch, or Dont know what they are saying.






Sorry, I just had to let that out

Takama wrote:

SIGH In my opinon All of these collectable animal Brands are NOT TOYZ.

They are too expensive to be bonked around by reckless liddle kiddies.

Those who say other wise are either Ritch, or Dont know what they are saying.






Sorry, I just had to let that out

"toy" and "collectable" are not mutually exclusive terms. they are collectable toys. what's wrong with being toys? toys are expensive these days. most regular release Traditional Breyers cost more than $40. they're still toys, even if they're too expensive for some budgets. and old rare and valuable brands like Lineol or rare pieces like the brown beagle, they're still toys. their value doesn't make them not toys. it makes them toys that shouldn't be played with by children.




but what's truly important is THERE'S A NEW RAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Álvaro/schleich wrote:

schleichsammler2008 wrote:

Álvaro/schleich wrote:

schleichsammler2008 wrote:

The new animals for January will be available in germany in calendar week 50. (10. Dec 2012)

Wow, also the elves?

All what's out in January! But there are may bad news with the price of the elfes. But it's not sure yet.

The only thing I know is that animals with the red point are 30 ct. more expensive. From 4,50 € in 2012 to 4,80 € in 2013.

The other prices will stay on the same level.

So min spain the elves cost in 2012 17 euros elve on horse and 7,50 euros elves.
In 2013 17,5o euros elve on horse 8 euros elves

I know now, that the January elfes will be 14,99 euros here. Thats plus 1,50 €.

schleichsammler2008 wrote:

Álvaro/schleich wrote:

schleichsammler2008 wrote:

Álvaro/schleich wrote:

schleichsammler2008 wrote:

The new animals for January will be available in germany in calendar week 50. (10. Dec 2012)

Wow, also the elves?

All what's out in January! But there are may bad news with the price of the elfes. But it's not sure yet.

The only thing I know is that animals with the red point are 30 ct. more expensive. From 4,50 € in 2012 to 4,80 € in 2013.

The other prices will stay on the same level.

So min spain the elves cost in 2012 17 euros elve on horse and 7,50 euros elves.
In 2013 17,5o euros elve on horse 8 euros elves

I know now, that the January elfes will be 14,99 euros here. Thats plus 1,50 €.

do you know anything about the 2013 catalog

No, sorry! I only know that it is in the format like it was in 2009. So portrait format. (I don't know the word for "Hochformat")

schleichsammler2008 wrote:

No, sorry! I only know that it is in the format like it was in 2009. So portrait format. (I don't know the word for "Hochformat")

I can't waith to see the cataloge

Finally! I thought it would be portrait because of the pics shared, but I DID NOT like the other landscape way.

Only a month to go for some new ones to come out!

Wow,
the first new 2013 items are available.
Ready for christmas

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Does anyone know when and where the new figures will come out in the uk?

Thanks I go to buy Iloris and leolyn but the another elves are expensive

Since I have two lovely Australian Shepherds, I was wishing for the day when Schleich would release a model. Unfortunately, they seemed to miss the fact that the breed has a docked tail. I just might have to get out a scissors.

Blublub wrote:

Unfortunately, they seemed to miss the fact that the breed has a docked tail.

Not all Aussies have docked tails - some are born with so-called naturally bobbed tails. Besides, in many European countries docking is banned, so long tails are permitted in shows (I've seen plenty of long-tailed Aussies on various dog shows) - and Schleich is an European company

cwaterfield wrote:

Does anyone know when and where the new figures will come out in the uk?

Last year I only noticed them in my local toy shop on the 25th December but the UK does not usally sell them early They can also be pre ordered for the 25th December at amazon a few days before.

I like the long tail, but I would rather have had it with longer hair on the Australian Shepherd. Most I see here in the States have docked tails. Also I would have prefered it more if they had done a blue or red merle which to me would have made it more distinctly patterned instead of the muddy brown. But I like it anyways.

i found a hippo baby that looks like the schleich one
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Thank you for the photo!