Schleich fir tree: yet again, looks much better than on photos!
Last week-end I took possession of my first Schleich tree ever! Yippee!
This is one of the few Schleich trees that could be placed on my shelf display - the small fir tree (my shelf is 23,5 cm high).
And guess what I am I going to say about it… Right! When I saw this tree on pictures I didn’t like it ‘cause it looked too artificial and “plastic”. But yet again, this impression was deceptive! In real life it looks very nice, it’s a real pleasure to hold its rubberized branches.
I settled it down in my European forest display:
View from another side:
The seam on the trunk is visible from this angle, but when looking from above it is hidden by the branches:
Close-up view of the rubberized branches:
My Bullyland Peregrine Falcon is investigating the new tree in his forest:
I think he likes it too :)
View from below:
A more general view. Note the hand of my son who is admiring the tree too:
P.S.: I've got the tree as a New Year present from my spouse ;) Isn't it a dream of any collector? :)))
This is one of the few Schleich trees that could be placed on my shelf display - the small fir tree (my shelf is 23,5 cm high).
And guess what I am I going to say about it… Right! When I saw this tree on pictures I didn’t like it ‘cause it looked too artificial and “plastic”. But yet again, this impression was deceptive! In real life it looks very nice, it’s a real pleasure to hold its rubberized branches.
I settled it down in my European forest display:
View from another side:
The seam on the trunk is visible from this angle, but when looking from above it is hidden by the branches:
Close-up view of the rubberized branches:
My Bullyland Peregrine Falcon is investigating the new tree in his forest:
I think he likes it too :)
View from below:
A more general view. Note the hand of my son who is admiring the tree too:
P.S.: I've got the tree as a New Year present from my spouse ;) Isn't it a dream of any collector? :)))