Papo -Hand-Painted - Figurine -Farmyard Friends -Andalusian bull -51050 - Collectible - For Children - Suitable for Boys and Girls - From 3 years old

Well made

I have been collecting various bulls as I find them. I set up "scenarios" and take photos of them following unusual juxtapositions. E.g., dinosaurs and cowboys (Remember Valley of Gwangi?) This particular bull is a 'fighting bull, un toro criado para las corridas de toros. The detail is outstanding. I am using multiple angle photos to illustrate a story I have written about La Fiesta de San Fermin. With a few Photoshop embellishments the resulting illustration works exactly as I'd hoped. Okay. That's perhaps more information than needed. The original mold is authentically representative of a Andalusian Spanish fighting bull. Combined with the Schleick fighting bull, they compliment each other as bulls heading down the streets of Pamplona towards the bullring. It's solid, well built, cosmetically superior (In my opinion) and it is a welcome addition to my collection which has formed a small "herd" of bulls. Would I recommend it for general play by children? Absolutely. For adults like myself who care about quality. Absolutely. I look to Schleich for additional configurations at some point.

Excelente

My 3-year-old grandson loves the movie Ferdinand and I saw this to add to our collection of Schleich farm animals we have for all the grandkids to play with. This is a really nice bull and sized just right.

Being that my grandchild loves the movie Ferdinand, Amazon offers this perfect bull figurine. It’s perfect in size for their little hands being 3x5 inches and it’s stabilized nicely with no rocking back and forth. It comes so anatomically correct and life-like that before passing it on to my wee grandchild, a surgical procedure had to be performed on the beast. I can now, thanks to Amazon, add “bull castration” to my repertoire of things I’ve done in my life.

"In the grey wastes of dread,The haunt of shattered gulls where nothing movesBut in a shroud of silence like the dead,I heard a sudden harmony of hooves,And, turning, saw afar ... "Had the author of this poem seen the bulls of "La Camargue" before the horses, history might have been forever changed."Many have told the taleOf how in fury, foaming at the rein,He hurls his rider; and with lifted tail,With coal-red eyes ..."Hemmingway wishes he would have had drama like this to write about in "Death in the Afternoon."The Camarguais Bull is a proud replica of these beautiful creatures that live and thrive in the harsh environment that is "La Camargue". It is said that purchasing one of these bulls and speaking your dreams in French will make them come true...but be careful what you wish for.

As described

I love it. It’s just what I wanted. If you have anything smaller please show it would love to get.