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Schleich 20055 Golfschlumpf

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$4.29 $5.8 In stock

This Schleich 20055 Golfschlumpf figurine brings the fun of the golf course to your Smurf collection. As the name suggests, it shows a Smurf ready to swing, and the playful phrase "... das muss doch ein Birdie werden!" (that must be a birdie!) captures the spirit.

  • Schleich brand figurine from the Smurf series
  • Theme: Golf – perfect for fans of sports and Smurfs
  • Detailed design typical of Schleich collectibles
  • A fun addition for play or display
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry P. ★★★★★

My little guy came with his club perfectly molded in his hand, ready for a swing. The detailing on his little hat and the ball at his feet is really spot-on for such a small figure.

Ava ★★★★★

The tiny golf bag on his back is a lovely detail, and the club fits perfectly in his hand. My son spent a good 20 minutes having him practice his swing on the carpet. A solid little figure that brought a lot of smiles today.

Violet I. ★★★★★

The little golf club actually detaches from his hand, which surprised me. My desk now feels like a tiny nine-hole course.