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Ten bright blocks are ready for baby to drop into the open bucket or through the shape-sorting lid. Baby will love filling the bucket with blocks, dumping them out, then starting over again. Great for eye-hand coordination and other early skills...

38 piece German Soldier set includes, 34 soldiers in 12 different poses, a sand bag bunker, two 4 inch barbed wire fences, and 4 inch flag with base. Nice quality with good detail and very little flashing.

Children love to have tea parties with siblings, parents, friends, and their favorite dolls or stuffed animal companions. This Say Please tea set is a delightful way to introduce babies and toddlers aged 6-36 months to pretend play and sharing, while helping them learn important skills like counting, shapes, opposites, good manners, and more! Silly sounds, fun songs, and surprising discoveries help make teatime memorable! Encourages problem-solving, counting, sharing, and good manners, like saying, “Please” and “Thank you!” Musical Surprises & Learning Fun Chunky styling and smiling faces make the Say Please Tea Set especially baby-friendly...

Early in 1941, the German supreme command dispatched the Africa Corps to aid its Italian allies in Libya. By the summer of 1942, these well equipped troops had pushed the numerically vastly superior British out of Libya and back into Egypt...

* Our Schleich animals are meticulously hand painted, modeled from nature, in compliance with all safety regulations. * Each animal comes bearing the Schleich Tag the symbol for highest quality products...

With a bow on his tail and a hat on his head, Azrael is a real party animal.

1-72 Scale. Depicting the German Infantry at the beginning of the Great War this set includes a field officer, two infantry officers, a heavy machine gun with crew, and riflemen.

Always on cue, the Film Director rests in his red chair peering out his red-rimmed Smurf glasses.

Mattel Thomas and Friends Make-A-Match GamePreschool kids will love matching up their favorite Thomas and Friends characters. Begin by spreading the cards out face-down. Turn one card over so all can see...