2014 Asian Wildlife from all brands - Updated 20 January

       

Papo added... At last   

I keep my fingers crossed that the snow leopard will look as well painted as the promo pics.
Lets not hope it will turn into a fiasco like last years Texas longhorn bull....

I will keep my fingers grossed too Simone   

I like that snow leopard  Beautiful figures is coming!  

Christophe, according with Schleich website, it is an Eastern chipmunk so you can put it definitively in North America. :)
The megabat is a grey-headed flying fox so it can go to Australia.
I don't know if anyone already told it before and of course there's no hurries.

At last... I hope this is the last time   Since the first post this flying fox flied from Europe to Asia, Africa and now Australia. What a migration  

Thank you Rogério  

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At last... I hope this is the last time   Since the first post this flying fox flied from Europe to Asia, Africa and now Australia. What a migration  

Thank you Rogério  

Thanks Christophe, some bats have strange migratory behaviours. Please read below what Wikipedia says:
"It does not migrate in a specific direction, but rather in the direction that will be the most beneficial at the time."

The more I look at the snow leopard from Papo, the more in love I get <3
I hope he looks just as goo in the photo than in RL

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The more I look at the snow leopard from Papo, the more in love I get <3
I hope he looks just as goo in the photo than in RL

I hope too   

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Christophe, according with Schleich website, it is an Eastern chipmunk so you can put it definitively in North America. :)
The megabat is a grey-headed flying fox so it can go to Australia.
I don't know if anyone already told it before and of course there's no hurries.

Do you have a link? :O Cause I can´t find this explanations on their website :O

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Christophe, according with Schleich website, it is an Eastern chipmunk so you can put it definitively in North America. :)
The megabat is a grey-headed flying fox so it can go to Australia.
I don't know if anyone already told it before and of course there's no hurries.

Do you have a link? :O Cause I can´t find this explanations on their website :O

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Here , when you look at the latin names you can find a lot of informations too

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Christophe, according with Schleich website, it is an Eastern chipmunk so you can put it definitively in North America. :)
The megabat is a grey-headed flying fox so it can go to Australia.
I don't know if anyone already told it before and of course there's no hurries.

Do you have a link? :O Cause I can´t find this explanations on their website :O

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Here , when you look at the latin names you can find a lot of informations too

Thanks :) I didn´t look on the latin name