Lion Cub – Schleich

Schleich Lion Cub

$8.99
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Lion Cub – Schleich
Schleich

Schleich Lion Cub

$8.99
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A young lion cub for playful stories with the pride in your child's safari world.
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Product details
One little paw is lifted, as though this curious lion cub is about to take its next step into the grass. Look closely at its tawny coat and you'll discover faint spots, a characteristic of young lions that often fades as they grow. Its rounded features and bright eyes make a delightful contrast to the powerful adult lions. Add a Schleich Lioness for a watchful mother, or create a sheltered resting place among rocks and grass where the cub can explore close to the pride.
Specifications

Materials: PVC, TPE and ABS plastics (varies by model); water-based paint

Country of origin: Designed in Germany.

Dimensions: 7.5 × 2.7 × 4.4 cm

Suitable for: Indoor

Weight: 0.1 kg

Care instructions
Wipe clean with a soft damp cloth and mild soap if needed; dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive cleaners and prolonged soaking.
Safety

Recommended age: 3 years+

Manufacturer age recommendation: 3–8 years. Figures and set accessories can be swallowed; choking hazard and not suitable for children under 3. Keep saddles, bridles, kennel pieces, trees and other small accessories away from mouths. Adult supervision is required and damaged or detached parts must be removed.

Shipping & returns
Enjoy $11.95 flat-rate shipping Australia-wide, or free shipping on orders over $199. Changed your mind? We offer 30-day returns on eligible items. Choose a refund to your original payment method or receive 5% extra in store credit. Return postage is at your expense. See our Shipping & Delivery and Returns & Exchanges pages for full details.

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