Safari Ltd. Earth Dragon Figurine - Detailed 6" Plastic Model Figure - Fun Fantasy Play Toy for Boys, Girls & Kids Ages 4+
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Safari Ltd. Earth Dragon Figurine - Detailed 6" Plastic Model Figure - Fun Fantasy Play Toy for Boys, Girls & Kids Ages 4+
- Earth Element Design: Star-covered wings, pearlescent blue and green scales, branch-like horns, a leafy frill, and root-inspired legs bring land, sea, sky, and forest details together in one imaginative dragon.
- Full 5 x 6 Inch Size: A little over 5 inches long and 6 inches tall to the top of the wings, giving the Earth Dragon enough presence for castle play, birthday cakes, shelves, nature tables, and fantasy scenes.
- Detailed Fantasy Sculpt: Spreading wings, tree-like horns, leafy head details, gnarled legs, star accents, and layered blue, green, brown, and yellow coloring give the figure a richly themed look from head to foot.
- Cake Topper and Play: Use this colorful dragon on themed birthday cakes, then move it into castle adventures, fantasy scenes, nature tables, indoor plant displays, or a growing dragon collection after the celebration.
- BPA Free Figure: Made without BPA and designed as part of the Dragons collection, this Earth-themed figure brings an elemental fantasy character to imaginative play, display shelves, gift giving, and mixed dragon collections.
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