Show us your goats: wild and domesticated (genus Capra)

Thankyou, Caracal

I was also surprised when I saw them together, - never thought they were that much alike

rogerpgvg wrote:

They are a great pair!

:)

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Is it a makhor ?

It is beautyful

SUSANNE wrote:

Is it a makhor ?

It is beautyful

Thank you, and yes I think so

Does anyone can make a picture of the Schleich pygmy goats all together?

Of course, I can provide a photo in the coming days :)

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Here is my billygoat by NF. Unfortunately, this specimen has the tip of its horns broken off.

I think I may have this goat but I thought it was a made in china model!

Taos wrote:

I think I may have this goat but I thought it was a made in china model!

Look on its belly: you will probably see the mark "NF Made in Hong Kong". This is a vintage company. Personnally, I took knowledge of this brand during my childhood, in 1983 or 1984.

Interesting goat

widukind wrote:

Interesting goat

Its long legs and roundish rear muscles made me think for a long time it was a chamois, because the silhouette made it look more like a wild animal. It's only when I saw it again recently that I realised it was a domestic male goat.

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Papo's knock off (original Papo is white):

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Customized into Cretan wild goat:
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That's what happens when a goat visits your studio? Longer horns and beard? Great work also with hooves, belly and back.

Good job pardofelis, beautiful horns and a beautiful goatee

What a wonderful transformation, the realistic paintwork combined with all the improved and specific resculpting to suit his new nationality! I especially like the way you've sculpted so much texture into his horns, you can really imagine how they've grown in year by year. He can scratch any itches in the middle of his back very easily now!

Many thanks friends! Yes George, goats are very good at scratching themselves with the horns so the longer the horns, the better the scratch

Good job

rogerpgvg wrote:

The composite Elastolin must be much bigger than Andreas's Acedo, but I wondered about the later 56 mm Weichplastik Hausser Elastolin:
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I have one like this, it is hollow and many years ago I pulled it off a touristy 3D Swiss mountain scape on a piece of wood
it's not 1/32nd scale though.
It's 7.5cm tall and 7cm long
It has no markings on it

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