Show Us Your Smallest and Largest Figures!

Nice pair

I couldn't resist this topic!

Here are mine:

My biggest of my entire collection: Breyer Blanket Cut Bay Horse (Gem Twist mold) from the English Fox Hunting set. The biggest from my wolf collection: Timber, a 1/6 scale action figure from the G.I. Joe Snake Eyes and Timber Sideshow set. The tiniest of my collection: an unknown kitty that appears to be from a train set.

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Congratulations, I want this wolf.

Fantastic Fallon! I hope someday to get the fox that belongs to the horse set.
Wonderful tiny cat.

They are wonderful

Not immensely huge or immensely small, but ...  

Here is the new dingo from Safari compared to the ones from the "Down Under" TOOB
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The Safari Incredible Creatures squirrel monkey and the one from Schleich
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Awh that monkey i lovely
and the dingo 2 :)

This is such a fun thread, with some hilarious juxtapositions. I believe these two are my extremes: Definitely Dinosaurs Ultrasaurus with the Bandai ichthyodectid. The dinosaur is about 45 cm in total length, whereas the fish is about 2 cm.

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Ultrasurus : EEEEEK ! Something is itching on my head



What a lovely little Itchy ichthy and fantastic Ultrasaurus

SUSANNE wrote:

Not immensely huge or immensely small, but ...

Susanne, I love these comparisons, maybe they are more according with the spirit of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Roger wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

Not immensely huge or immensely small, but ...  

Susanne, I love these comparisons, maybe they are more according with the spirit of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Yes, we can add them there too

SUSANNE wrote:

Ultrasurus : EEEEEK ! Something is itching on my head



What a lovely little Itchy ichthy and fantastic Ultrasaurus

Here are my largest and smallest figures. The Mamenchisaurus by Safari Ltd. and a very little plastic dove by Hausser. The very small dove is a Hausser plastic figure and was produced in the 70s. Size of dove is around 1cm.
The Mamenchisaurus is not only my favorite dinosaur , but also the largest or better longest specimen in my collection.
He is from series  "Dinosaurs of China" and artist is Ely Kish.
Length from snout to tail is 58cm and scale is 1:32-1:35. Released in 1993  and discontinued in 2010.
Here are both together.

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The Mamenchisaurus looks reallycool^^ The size difference is impressive.
Here are my current smallest and biggest ones, a Baby goat and a Giganotosaur, both from Schleich:
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Come together of generations

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Come together of generations

Ahaha-yes^^ The Giganoto is curious about what is on his back

75senta75 wrote:

Here are my largest and smallest figures. The Mamenchisaurus by Safari Ltd. and a very little plastic dove by Hausser. The very small dove is a Hausser plastic figure and was produced in the 70s. Size of dove is around 1cm.
The Mamenchisaurus is not only my favorite dinosaur   , but also the largest or better longest specimen in my collection.
He is from series  "Dinosaurs of China" and artist is Ely Kish.
Length from snout to tail is 58cm and scale is 1:32-1:35. Released in 1993  and discontinued in 2010.
Here are both together.

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They must have become modern snakes! In the end you wouldn't have the energy to hold that neck off the ground!
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My largest figure so far is Papo's mammoth and the smallest is Safari's mini clownfish.

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A mammuth wit a pet fish

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Here are, together, my largest fig and my smallest one: my huge Made In China Cobra and my tiny Preiser Roebuck Doe.

Great contrast, very langest and mini figure.

Here is a duo not expectable at all.

My smallest figure is the Spiny Cockle from Schleich:

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And my largest figure is also one of my favourite ones: the Atlantic Humpback Whale from Schleich made by M&B:
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I got a packet of Safari Good Luck Minis as a gift from my niece and nephew :)

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So, I`m ready to show some of them here

First, my beautiful and so big Kaiyodo Mega Sofubi Elephant , together with one Good Luck Mini :

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The Safari WW Gorilla , with his much smaller twin :

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And now something very interrsting to me ... Papo lion - normal size , with Safari Good Luck Mini lion :

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Please, can somebody explain to me, why on earth Safari used the Papo Lion mold, for his mini model ?
That is strange...