Feeding The Ducks
ITEM #: 5513
Add a sweet touch to your Snow Village with the "Feeding the Ducks" accessory. This charming 4.25-inch figurine features a young girl feeding ducks and ducklings outside the Buck's County hen house, complete with a tree stump for added detail. Perfect for adding a peaceful, idyllic vibe to your winter village, this delightful scene will bring warmth and charm to your display. A must-have for collectors and anyone who loves bringing life to their Snow Village collection.
MATERIAL: Resin
INCLUDES: 1 village accessory
Place the "Feeding the Ducks" accessory in your Snow Village for a peaceful, heartwarming scene. Set it near the hen house or along a snowy path to create a serene atmosphere. This accessory is a wonderful way to add life and detail to your winter wonderland.
This figurine beautifully captures the essence of a quiet winter day. The sight of a girl feeding ducks brings a sense of tranquility to your village display. It's a charming addition for any Snow Village lover, adding character and a sense of community to your setup.
Add "Feeding the Ducks" near your Snow Village farm, pond, or garden scene to create a peaceful, rustic touch. Pair it with other outdoor figures or animals for a lively, nature-filled atmosphere. It’s the perfect way to enhance your village with a charming, everyday moment.
PACKAGING:
4.25 In H X 8.25 In W X 4.5 In D (HxWxD)
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