Happy People 34426 Mähdrescher-34426 Claas Class Lexion Rc Farm Tractor, Multi-Color

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From combines for first-time farmers to lifelike scale models for your child’s growing farm toy collection, you’ll have no trouble finding the perfect combine harvester toy in our collection.

Whether you opt for a mini or large model, they help develop your child's fine motor skills as they move the various parts and even boost their confidence in social scenarios as they learn and share all the information about these big machines. Thankfully all of the ‘Harshharvester’s contraptions are hand operated, meaning no remote control and that we won’t spend today getting Elf blood out of the office carpet. Which is marvellous if you want to cut down some Lego corn, but considerably less so if you’re an Elf asleep on the floor as it enters the Cage Room.Children will always be captivated by combine harvesters because, let's be honest, no matter how old you are, there’s nothing quite like the sight of a combine eating its way through a field – making it a truly exceptional gift choice! For children who like playing with chunky toys, the John Deere Monster Tread Super Scale Combine is a serious contender. With gigantic, moveable wheels and button-activated lights and sounds, we think it’s a winner. Plus, this Tomy toy is designed to handle some serious outdoor terrain! This enormous green and cream spiky looking arrangement is a Krone BigX 770 with an EasyCollect 600-2, and it is – if you’re a TLCB Elf – not something that you want to see at all.

We are proud to be one of the UK's leading suppliers of diecast scale models, farming and construction toys, vehicles and accessories. If your child is into the realistic details of toys, you can’t go wrong with the Claas Lexion 780 Combine by Bruder. The true-to-detail design is ideal for budding farmers who want the most realistic combine harvester. From the functional doors and steerable rear wheels to the iconic lime green and orange colouring, this toy is a must! It was quiet in TLCB Towers over the past few days. The Elves were out foraging for creations, thus allowing TLCB Staff to get whatever it is they do done, away from any Elf-related shenanigans. That productivity ended today.The Elf at the controls fulfilled its self-appointed Grim Reaper role admirably, with the BigX and EasyCollect only halted due to an Elven body-part jam in the mechanism, following which it fled the scene giggling maniacally. Usually our smelly little workers employ the use of stationary, kitchen utensils and other office supplies to tip the odds in their favour. Unfortunately for the two Elves equipped as per the above, one of today’s combatants brought along an enormous remote control combine harvester…