Schleich Eldrador - Dragon Ice Hunter

Schleich Dragon Ice Hunter

Item number: 70541

Dimensions: 15.5 x 20 x 20.5 cm (W x D x H)

Take care if you are travelling through the icy wastes – because a fearsome dragon, known as the Ice Hunter, is lurking there. Invisible and silent, it creeps up – and then attacks.

In the dazzling white of the icy wastes, the most dangerous creature in the world bursts out of the ice: a blue dragon – swift as a blizzard, but far more dangerous. It creeps up almost silently – before letting out a blood-curdling shriek that makes its victims freeze with terror. Its deadly breath turns everything to ice and its terrible claws and teeth rip anything that gets in its way to shreds. Take care if you are travelling through the icy wastes – because the fearsome Ice Hunter is lurking there.

Fun fact: The Ice Hunter’s breath turns everything to ice.

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Journey into the land of fire and brimstone all on the back of a fearsome dragon with Schleich Eldrador! Click here for the entire range.

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The complete production process for Schleich figurines, from the design of the models to the finished product, takes an average of three to four months. Many different stages must be completed – each involving loving attention to detail and the highest quality standards – before the famous hand-painted and uniquely realistic Schleich figurines are finished and ready to be played with by children around the world.

Materials: Each Schleich figurine has its own base colour, the recipe for which is uniquely developed using various PVC-based pigment mixes of varying degrees of hardness. All production substances and materials used undergo chemical checks in advance.

Hand Painting: Every Schleich figurine is hand painted. The only exception occurs in the case of large patterns – for example the brown patches on a giraffe – which are applied via a pad printing process. Otherwise, the careful, step-by-step process of hand painting each figurine with sponges, brushes and airbrushes is a great display of painstaking craftsmanship. In order to keep the colour of each figurine identical across all production runs, each tone has its own individual recipe that stipulates the pigment proportion of up to nine base colours and is mixed in-house. Mixing its own colours not only helps Schleich ensure consistency between all its tones, but also means it can guarantee that the paints it uses are safe. The colours undergo strict quality inspections both during purchasing and after the painting process in the form of light, heat, abrasion and chemical tests. Only once they have passed these tests the finished figurines receive the famous Schleich flag with the red “S” and are ready to be dispatched.