What would You like from Ana?

Yes Ana, your achievements are fantastic, the clouded leopard shook a very nice addition to our collections on Nilgaut also appeals to me and I shook from a Serval.

What a fantastic idea Ana

So...

First, a proboscis monkey, then a coati mundi, a Nilgai, a lowland tapir, a mountain tapir, a malay civet, an ardvaark...

And if you have enough time, you may create a clouded leopard

Sergey wrote:

...Ou, already better! By the way - Nilgai antelope? Nice model (I,ve saw only takin, bongo and some other antelopes, vultures and very dinamic african wild dogs). And monkeys (macaque?) Ana,s models too?

The macaques are BandaÏ

Kikimalou wrote:

What a fantastic idea Ana

So...

First, a proboscis monkey, then a coati mundi, a Nilgai, a lowland tapir, a mountain tapir, a malay civet, an ardvaark...

And if you have enough time, you may create a clouded leopard

So, Ana, you have enough to do
I agree the monkey is just fabulously funny to look at
And a monkey would be something new from your hand, as far as I know...
And the two tapirs , - I did not know them at all untill I googled them, they would be great for any collection ...
And ....

SUSANNE wrote:

So, Ana, you have enough to do
I agree the monkey is just fabulously funny to look at
And a monkey would be something new from your hand, as far as I know...

So, here is the Mandrill Ana made for Willy, in 2009 I think...

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Kikimalou wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

So, Ana, you have enough to do
I agree the monkey is just fabulously funny to look at
And a monkey would be something new from your hand, as far as I know...

So, here is the Mandrill Ana made for Willy, in 2009 I think...

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WOW!!!!!
Magnificent !!!
Lucky Willy

Nice figures!
I forgot to say that I'd like to see someday a pardel lynx from such talented hands, anyway I'm a very patient man!

[quote="Kikimalou"][center]And here is the Drill she made for me in 2010

...And the drill and mandrill made very aaccurate. It,s have very true exterior and painting... Nice models. And they are rare and exclusive animal models! I did,t see drill anywhere and see mandrill in some displays by Torben and Christoph... Congrats Ana 9and of course Christoph and Willy )!

Here are most of the sculptures Ana has done for me, there are 6 more not in the photos, there is a pair of blackbuck, topi, eland, another palm nut vulture and another bearded vulture that are not in these two photos. The blackbuck are on a different shelf and I just forgot to move them over for the photo, the topi and eland are out on the diorama, and the two birds are in poses where they do not stand up, one is flying and the other is in a feeding pose (which is upside down hanging from palm nut friut). I also have some figures that are being sculpted and a copy of her bongo sculpture that are not here yet, but on the new ones she will post a new thread when they are ready to ship so you can all see them.

Here are the ones that are on display on a shelf in my room,
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An interesting fact about clouded leopards is their canine teeth are proportionately larger than any other feline!
Pretty cool!

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Kikimalou wrote:

[center]And here is the Drill she made for me in 2010

...And the drill and mandrill made very accurate. It,s have very true exterior and painting... Nice models. And they are rare and exclusive animal models! I did,t see drill anywhere and see mandrill in some displays by Torben and Christoph... Congrats Ana and of course Christoph and Willy )!

Thank you Sergey

Maybe I'm the only one to have a drill model on shelf. I wanted one for a long time now and I thought there was no chances a company makes one, they are too closed to mandrill and less colored... but they are so impressives. So I asked Ana to make one for me and she made that wonderful model. The day Ana's box arrived at home was one of the greatest day in my collector's life

Philter4 wrote:

Here are most of the sculptures Ana has done for me, there are 6 more not in the photos, there is a pair of blackbuck, topi, eland, another palm nut vulture and another bearded vulture that are not in these two photos. The blackbuck are on a different shelf and I just forgot to move them over for the photo, the topi and eland are out on the diorama, and the two birds are in poses where they do not stand up, one is flying and the other is in a feeding pose (which is upside down hanging from palm nut friut). I also have some figures that are being sculpted and a copy of her bongo sculpture that are not here yet, but on the new ones she will post a new thread when they are ready to ship so you can all see them.

Lucky Phil

I hope Ana will find enough time one day to make some topis for us

Thanks for the compliments on the mandrill that Ana made for me in the past, it was the first model she made for somebody else then herself i think...
Not to forget, that she made me a pair of okapi's too, and she is working on the okapi-calf for me too.
I am the proud owner of one of the takins too, and i hope she reserved a bongo for me too...
Here are the okapi's:

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Male Okapi, which is looking like the Schleich model, only smaller, as i asked Ana to do so, more in the correct scale for 1:20.

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Female Okapi.

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Takin

Ana does re-paints too...

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The old Schleich cheetah, turned into a King Cheetah

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And the Schleich Przewalskihorse turned into a Tarpan, the European wild horse, extinct now...

WOW ! You are a lucky man, Willy

Would like to see more photos of the King Cheetah!

We voted for Nilgai antelope. Although we would love to also see the proboscis monkey family. And anyway, would be the creative spirit of our time and let the artist do all models of the survey. Aniu Luck.