But then again, it can be used for 1:32 scale farm toys only, and you might find you could fit a scale tractor inside the shed. Ideally the kids will use the baseboard as a boundary for play, with the fencing sections creating a secure compound for the farm animals.

But why we like this farm so much and why it stands as our second favourite, is simply because when built, you get four individual farm buildings that can be used as laid out by Le Toy Van, or position as you please. Its made from a solid MDF construction with a printed surface and a little painted slashed on by hand. It features a pig sty, barn, cow house, stable and farmhouse. For example, if your child enjoys battling in Minecraft and likes to have some creative control, the Villager Raid is a great choice. But if your child likes sea creatures and you want a more straightforward, more affordable set, the Coral Reef may be ideal. Access to the farm happens through a big swinging gate to arrive on the self-enclosed farmyard, with the buildings taking up room.

Self-Assembly wooden farm sets

As common has it is now, Le Toy Van were one of the first to introduce slot-together sets and done so with this product for many years. The single big farm building has two uses, the higher building is used to store your Britains or Siku tractors into two divided bay, with a storage space above. Frequently Asked Questions About LEGO Minecraft Sets 🙋 What age groups would love a LEGO Minecraft set? Here we finally have a farm set based on 1:32 scale, meaning it will fit in with Britains and Siku farm toys in the same scale. If only used for big farm animals, it works a treat. And will especially fit in with Schleich, Papo, Safari and similar brands.

Again in 1:32 scale, it features a large silage clamp, tractor shed, loft, pens, swing gate and slurry ramp. This all is positioned on a laminated, colorfully printed baseboard which also acts as the boundary for the farm, and can be move into different shapes. This is an updated version of the now discontinued farm set of the same name, only this one doesn't include a silo, but instead replaced with a more interesting working winch. Assembly is required but with very easy slot together design. Its colour theme is based on modern farm buildings with a milking parlour to the right, a big through barn to the left. The design on the MDF is printed with assembly required. Well the The Oldfield Farm comprises of a multiple farm buildings, there's also a ladder to access the hayloft. 3. Early Learning Centre: Brambledale FarmBefore we move on, you may be interested 1:16 scale sets, because this scale is far to large - farm sets don't exist. Instead you can look to 'self-assembly' buildings. LEGO/Playmobil farms The selling point on this set is the 'take along farm' meaning it can be carried anywhere due to the carry handle fixed to the roof. Lots of farm animals make up this set, with a cow, hen, sheep, goat and bunny rabbit. 9. Playmobil 6120: Country Large Farm This is a dairy farm, so a space is left for them in the cow shed on the end. Both buildings can only be accessed from the outside, so more room is needed when setup. 7. Bigjigs Toys: Cobblestone Farm But first it has to be assembled, which should be easy enough as there are little panels to slot-together, but going by product picture should be a huge help.

Le Toy Van the Farmyard is all your need in a farm set, it has everything; from the base to the barn, the stable to the pig sty. Bright and colourful are only the words you could use to describe this delightful self-assembly wooden toy farm set.

Lego Duplo 5647: Big Tractor (2-5 Years)

Look to no other than Brushwood Toys - with a couple of sets featured - they have you covered with 1:32 scale with a range of fun and interesting farm buildings. John Crane's very own toy farm comes under many names among them Tidlo and Branching Out, but you still end up with the exact same set.