Q: What is the difference between the "standing" model and the "trio" model ?
The standing chick (8x8xH11cm, 200g) represents a single chick in an upright posture — compact, discreet, ideal for a composition or a plant pot. The trio (19x11xH11cm, 400g) represents three chicks gathered in a group, at slightly different heights — a complete and immediately narrative brood scene, twice as wide and twice as heavy. The trio has more visual impact; the single chick is more versatile in composition. Together, they create the richest scene.
Q: Can these chicks stay outside all year round or are they only for Easter?
They can stay outdoors all year round — the polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and treated for UV resistance. In practice, their springtime appeal makes them particularly effective from April to June, but their lightness and triple use (indoor, balcony, garden) make them reusable every spring without needing to be stored carefully.
Q: Are these figurines suitable for children?
They are realistic and well-made — more decorative objects than toys. For children under 3 years old, their size (H11cm) requires supervision. For older children, they fit very well into an egg hunt or in the decoration of a nature-themed room. These are pieces that are placed in a garden and "discovered" by children during the Easter visit.
Q: Are these chicks suitable as an Easter gift?
Perfectly suited — it's even their main use. Lightweight, compact, universally appreciated, they can be offered alone, in a duo (solo + trio), or slipped into a filled Easter basket. Their affordable price makes them an ideal impulse gift to complement a main present or to give to people of all ages who love nature decoration.
Q: Can they be combined with other farm animals from the catalog?
Yes — and it's the most coherent composition. The chicks + the large standing goose + the mallard ducks from the catalog recreate a very natural springtime farmyard scene. Their size (H11cm) places them well below the large goose (H65cm) and the ducks (H23-29cm), creating a very realistic size hierarchy within the same composition.