Schleich Horse Club – 113 PC – Interactive Camping Trip and Car Camper Playset with Horse and Rider Figures, Dog Figurine and Accessories for Girls and Boy – Realistic Kids Toys Ages 5+ – 72205

Beautiful, high quality and durable
Schleich makes high quality toy figurines, and we have several of their Bayala items. This set features a horsebackriding road trip with car, furnished camper/trailer, two people, a horse, a dog and a squirel. Makes a wonderful gift to girls and boys.The animals are beautifuly painted, with great attention to details. They don’t articulate, but are very sturdy and stable.The car, trailer, people and furniture included require assembly. The instructions provided are big, bright, with easy to follow, numbered steps. You don’t need any tools, but some force nedds to be applied to click the pieces together. Some of them were too hard for my 9 year old to snap together. But once connected, the pieces hold strong, no flimsiness, no falling appart whatsovever. Once the set is put toghether, it will stay toghether worever.The car’s doors and trunk open, the wheel turns.People’s legs and hands articulate, they can be put on a horse’s back to ride on.This set is a perfect balance between a Lego (because it needs to be build/assembled) and an action figures, because all pieces are nicely and realisticaly painted. It is a great set, that can accomodate many play scenerios, and it could be enjoyed by kids from 5 years old – they won’t be able to put it together, but they will realy enjoy playing with it. Older kids get a quality time building it, and then palying it. It’s not suitable for kids under 5 years old, because it has small pieces and particles. Except for the horse – it’s a solid piece and everyone loves horses (sadle, straps and belts are removable).I highly recommend this set, and this company, and we will be expanding our Schleich collection.

Cute but a huge pain to build
My daughter loves this set which makes it almost worth how much needed to be built on it. The hinges for the car doors weren’t even attached! They had to be out together! Also the pieces for the trailer fall off quite easily and my daughter has requested we super glue all the pieces down because they fall off while she is playing.She does love playing with it but it is pretty fragile as is.

More like a model kit than a toy set
This is my first Schleich item ever. I mostly just know them for their statuettes of animals and fantasy creatures. So I was unaware that their other items required building like some kind of Lego set. Don’t get me wrong, I like Lego and have too much of it, I just wasn’t expecting this level of building.It comes in a decent number of pieces and took me about an hour to get everything built. So, I wouldn’t just hand this unopened to a young child and expect them to go play. This set is not for the parent that sees “some assembly required” and starts to get cold sweats. Some of the plastic feels a little flimsy, but once it is all together, nothing feels like it is going to break immediately.It does commit some sticker sins, with stickers over hollow spaces, stickers bigger than the recesses they are supposed to go in, and extra stickers with no real suggestion of where to put them. Another big sin is that the included instruction book is rather large, has quite a few pages, and isn’t stapled together. One slip up and you could have pages going everywhere. That said, nothing in the instructions was really confusing and I found it pretty easy to assemble. A few bits are tricky to fully click in and may require adult strength to assemble. But an older child, or younger with guidance, should be able to do most of the building themselves.I am not a Schleich collector and got this with the hopes of using it as an accessory set for my other figures. Using dimensions I found of the pieces it seemed like it would fit in well with 4-inch figures, and I was right. I have pictured it with some figures/vehicles in approximately 1:18 scale including a taxi from Fortnite, Spin Master’s DC figures, a Mattel Dr. Grant from Jurassic Park, and Hasbro’s 2023 Wolverine from X-Men ’97. Everything pictured looks good with this set to me. I don’t think 1:12 scale or 6-inch figures or dolls would work with this, but 12-inch or larger dolls could use this set as their own toys or dolls.There is a nice amount of stuff included. The horse is a bit disappointing because it has no articulation, but the reins and saddle fit and were easy to put on. The human figures have good articulation in the legs but just swivels at the shoulders making it hard for them to pose or hold certain objects. There are a lot of accessories, which is nice. There is almost no paint; individual parts are molded in the necessary plastic colors. I like the scale of everything that was included and it all mostly makes sense.There is a storage space in the trailer for holding some of the small accessories, but some stuff will just have to slide around and get messed up if you are driving it around as part of your play experience. As a static model, it will look quite nice, and, opened up, the trailer acts as a nice dollhouse.I am happy with the amount of stuff that will work with my 4-inch figures for photography of casual scenes or for play with helpless civilians caught in-between Superman and a T-Rex. However, I feel you are paying a premium for the Schleich brand. Given what you get for the price, it isn’t outright awful, but having to build it yourself means the manufacturer shouldn’t be charging for assembly.Here’s how I would price it for other similar brands: car with one figure $20, trailer with one figure $25-30, static horse $6, all the other accessories $10-15. So, at maximum I could see this as $75 with a probable bundle discount in most other brands bringing it down to $60ish. This is a nice set, but I feel you have to already be a Schleich collector or only go for premium toy brands like Lego to fully justify a price over $100.

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Das Spieleset „Campingtrip mit dem Wohnwagen“ von Schleich ist für Kinder ab einem Alter von ca. 5 Jahren geeignet. Es besteht aus insgesamt 113 Teilen und kann auch mit anderen Sets, wie zum Beispiel dem Reiterhof, aus der Reihe „Horse Club“ erweitert werden. Beim Aufbau hilft die ausführliche Aufbauanleitung auf über 30 Seiten. Dazu sind zu jedem Aufbauschritt farbliche Abbildungen vorhanden. Der Aufbau vollzieht sich in grob 2 Phasen. Zuerst beginnt man mit dem Auto (ein pinkfarbener SUV) welcher äußerst detailliert ausgearbeitet ist. So lassen sich die Türen und der Kofferraum öffnen. Die Räder lassen sich leichtgängig drehen. Zusätzlich ist ein Aufkleberbogen enthalten, mit dem man das Auto verzieren kann. Im nächsten Bauabschnitt folgt das Wohn-/Reitermobil, welches ebenfalls detailreich ausgearbeitet ist. So ist die Vorderachse voll beweglich. Die seitliche Wand kann heruntergeklappt werden. Auch die kleinen grünen Fenster und die Tür können geöffnet und verschlossen werden. Mit den Aufklebern kann der Wohnwagen weiter verschönert werden. Abgerundet wird der Wohnwagen durch eine blaue Sitzecke auf dem die beiden Figuren Platz nehmen können. Über eine Leiter kann man auf die „Dachterrasse“ steigen, wo man einem kleinen Tisch mit Stuhl und Sonnenschirm vorfindet. Ein kleines Detail ist das Versteck im Wagen, welches über das aufklappbare Holzbrett erreicht werden kann und in dem sich ein goldener Schlüssel befindet. Das Dach des Wohnwagens kann auch vollständig abgenommen und in einen Unterstand für das Pferd verwandelt werden. Auch einen Hund und Katzenbabys haben die beiden Protagonisten mitgebracht. Die Einzelteile sind schleichtypisch robust gestaltet und bestehen aus strapazierfähigem Kunststoff. Aufgrund der teils kleinen Größe muss man jedoch aufpassen, insbesondere bei Kleinkindern, um ein mögliches Verschlucken zu verhindern. Insgesamt handelt es sich um ein schönes Spieleset, das der Fantasie von Kindern nahezu keine Grenzen setzt.