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Schleich 20109 Hellebardenschlumpf

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$8.5 $11.8 In stock

Add the Schleich 20109 Hellebardenschlumpf to your collection. This detailed figure shows a Smurf armed with a halberd. Whatever he guards, it's safe!

  • Brand: Schleich
  • Figure: Hellebardenschlumpf (Halberd Smurf)
  • Protective role as described: "Whatever he guards, it's safe!"
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

The halberd is sculpted with real detail, right down to the wooden shaft and metal blade, so he stands out nicely among the other Smurfs. He's got a sturdy base that keeps him from tipping over on the shelf, and the paint job on his little white hat is crisp. My grandkids immediately made him the ca

Charlotte ★★★★★

My son loves that this little Smurf looks so serious holding his halberd, and the painted details on the weapon make it stand out. It's a fun addition to his smurf village.

Joshua ★★★★★

The halberd detail is surprisingly sharp for such a small figure—my kid uses him to defend the Lego castle and he hasn't fallen over once. The pose is sturdy enough to stand on its own, which is more than I can say for some other miniatures we own.