Show Us Your Smallest and Largest Figures!

Great figures Dave! That tiny camel is so cute!

Roger wrote:

Very small these old Heyde indeed.
Some Hausser complement nicely a Britains collection. As far as I know Britains never made a dromedary. Is the Hausser composition 1:32 scale as it is the plastic version?

Britains certainly never made a dromedary in their zoo series, but back in the lead days, they did make some in their military series, with soldier riders, obviously.
They made a dromedary with, I think 3, alternative separate riders, British, Egyptian and Indian. I have a rather tatty Indian on one.
Also a small scale ('B Series') Egyptian one piece camel rider. I don't have one.
Also a splendid normal scale, one piece, Arab on a camel.        I don't have one. A splendid, and expensive £   figure.

DaveScriv wrote:

Roger wrote:

Very small these old Heyde indeed.
Some Hausser complement nicely a Britains collection. As far as I know Britains never made a dromedary. Is the Hausser composition 1:32 scale as it is the plastic version?

Britains certainly never made a dromedary in their zoo series, but back in the lead days, they did make some in their military series, with soldier riders, obviously.
They made a dromedary with, I think 3, alternative separate riders, British, Egyptian and Indian. I have a rather tatty Indian on one.
Also a small scale ('B Series') Egyptian one piece camel rider. I don't have one.
Also a splendid normal scale, one piece, Arab on a camel.        I don't have one. A splendid, and expensive £   figure.  

Thanks for interesting information as usual. It is a shame that they haven't included a dromedary in their Zoo plastic series. Britains zoo line was too commercially rational so probably in their opinion there was no space for a dromedary and a bactrian camel in the same range.
I hope that someday you can find the missing ones.

I got cuteness overload from this topic! so cute!  
I might take some pics of mine xD

Here's my biggest: Slepnir of Final Fantasy:

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And my smallest! xD A tiny orca my mom gave to me once

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Together with his mom from Bullyland:

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Awww, the orcas are so cute! But, not so sure about the Slepnir... Great figures!

They are wonderful   

I never saw a model of Sleipnir before, but I know an Icey called Sleipnir

Actually he had eight legs, not six   but that is ok, - it is a grand model  

Oh wow, I have the little Bully Land orca, so that one must be tiny! o.0
Sleipnir is very interesting!

Very very nice scary horse!  And cute whales! Nice!

A bit late I know, but I just noticed the little dog in the photo when looking for something else. I'd forgotten I had it.
Anyway, large and small lead dogs, not marked, but I think both by Georg Heyde, Dresden, Germany, probably sometime between 1920 & 1940. Britains plastic sheep dog included to show sizes.

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Those dogs are fantastic Dave!

Wow, wonderful figures. And so tiny...   

Just curious - would a figure made of cloth qualify as a toy figure? I have a 4' tall pony; the kind one usually sees as a carny prize. Big Ed is truly my largest animal figure! If he doesn't qualify, then the next biggest is the unpainted concrete horse outside followed by a very large plastic horse on a shelf in my horse room. As for my smallest, its so tiny I don't think my camera can focus on it. It's a teeny-tiny Preiser foal made as a scenic for a "N" gauge train set.

Jennypurr wrote:

Just curious - would a figure made of cloth qualify as a toy figure?  I have a 4' tall pony; the kind one usually sees as a carny prize.  Big Ed is truly my largest animal figure!  If he doesn't qualify, then the next biggest is the unpainted concrete horse outside followed by a very large plastic horse on a shelf in my horse room.  As for my smallest, its so tiny I don't think my camera can focus on it.  It's a teeny-tiny Preiser foal made as a scenic for a "N" gauge train set.

If that's your largest then go ahead!   

This is a very good thread    - and I have to update my entry, since I got new ones in my collection.
Breyer Classic Morgan and little unknown Panda
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I did not see your doggies earlier , Dave    

They are fantastic , - I am especially crazy about the terrier. He looks a bit like my first dog, Pjusk   

Crola, that morgan is awesome, - and very good mannered, allowing a little panta to have a nice ride   

Wonderful models and photo once again Carola!

My only models of Salukis are these large polystone ones, from Ashton Drake ( Doll maker)   
The little frog is one of the "Good-luck minis" from Safari   

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Great figures, Susanne!   How old those salukis are?

Those Salukis are really neat!

Thanks, Jonas and 4U

I think those Salukis are about 12 years old, but I am not 100% sure   

I am sure, these great Salukis have an special place in your collection.   

Wonderful salukis Susanne.    

SUSANNE wrote:

Thanks, Jonas and 4U

I think those Salukis are about 12 years old, but I am not 100% sure   

Ok, thanks! I thought that they're some very old dogs, cause they look like that but nice!  

Very nice dogs Susanne   They look very artistic.

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OK, here is our contribution!

Sue & Lesley
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