Some of the safari models 2018, compared to others

The size of new models os often of interest to us, and I made some snapshots, comparing some new Safari models to a few others
Should you also want to add comparison photos here, you are most welcome to do so

Two wonderful Macrauchenias  from Safari and Schleich  
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The sturdy Mastodon next to the wonderful Steppe Mammuth from Eofauna, and the good, old Woolly Mammuth of Wild Safari  
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The mastodon compared to the lovely Safari Ambelodon  
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Megacerops with the ones from Starlux and CollectA
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Uintatherium with his brother from Starlux
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These are very helpful photos
Thank you very much for this topic

Great comparisons Susanne.

Macruchenia Safari is lovely

Wonderful comparisons! And a tremendous help for visualizing the sizes! Thank you for the photos

Thankyou friends

I just remembered this comparison between the barbirusas from CollectA and Safari, - they are from another topic, but may as well be re-used  
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Very interesting!!

Very useful! They really give a good idea of their sizes.
I like them all but I like particularly the Safari megacerops, despite the simple pose and too rhino like look, it pleases me. By the way, you have at least another megacerops not pictured... the Mojö Fun bronthotherium.
Macrauchenia of Safari and Schleich look like they are based in different skeletons. The intorduction of these babirusa in this topic, all started with prehistoric animals, make an interesting effect. Actually, babirusas, look a lot like prehistoric creatures.

[quote="Roger"]..... The intorduction of these babirusa in this topic, all started with prehistoric animals, make an interesting effect. ......

Yes, I got mostly prehistoric models from Safari's new line, but others too

Roger wrote:

...... Actually, babirusas, look a lot like prehistoric creatures.

you are right ! They are really weird to look at

Lovely pics,must add that Safari Ltd Macruchenia to my list!

Here is an up-to-date Ankylosaurus walking with its Safari's herd.

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Here is the Daeodon

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Maybe you've rather the Hyaenodon

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The largest of the ten Amargasaurus is the new Safari's one. It is large and broad too.

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If you like feathered dinosaurs, look at this Anzu wyliei:

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Some Ceratopsidae by Safari Ltd:

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I have forgotten the name of this weird animal. It is so rarely seen as toy...

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Rhombo Eric wrote:

I have forgotten the name of this weird animal. It is so rarely seen as toy...

Dimetrodons rare as toys? Good joke! Interesting how this creature is so popular for a long time. They were equally common in old times as they are now. Not T-rexes but on top 5, I guess. I like a lot the Doug Watson figure, it is very organic and shows a realistic look to it. Color is also attractive. CollectA interpretation is also fabulous, more avant-garde. The new triceratops do really feel like a very special figure too.

I care for the new ankylosaurus.

Here are two Schleich's muskoxen and a new Safari's one:

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Wonderful figures, especially the prehistoric mammals and the feathered dinosaurs.
Can you show a comparison with Safari Uintatherium and the Collecta Uintatherium, please?

It is done:

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The Collecta' one is larger than the Safari's one.

Great eric :)

Thankyou very much for these comparisons, dear Eric

Thank you, Rhombo Eric.
So i can use the Safari Uintatherium as a female. Or has it balls? Then it is a juvenile. ^^