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

These Bullylands are lovely Simone!

Jean Luc, very nice display! Thank you for showing your goats!! I see many nice ones indeed

Have many of the models already seen but here are a few more of mine.
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Beautieful!!

[quote="Taos"]Have many of the models already seen but here are a few more of mine.
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What brand is this model......is beautiful and what size ?

landrover wrote:

Taos wrote:

Have many of the models already seen but here are a few more of mine.

What brand is this model......is beautiful   and what size  ?

That's the Breyer Alpine goat and it is around 1:9 scale (Traditional scale). It means that it is a large figure.

Here are my few:
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From left to right, background to foreground: The old Schleich nanny goat (a copy of which I just managed to acquire in a trade with NightLioness - cheers, Karin!); the Papo Boer billy; a hilarious copy of a China copy of something that was maybe once a goat; the ever-dainty Jean Höffler nanny goat; an actually rather expressive remoulding of a 90's China billy; and an unmarked but well-cast Ibex.

I've never been particularly into goats in model form, so most of the figurines in the thread so far have been new to me - my thanks to the contributors for the interesting browsing! Also... Bloodrayne's certain wildlings' switch into cameo - well that was unexpected. I'd been past the pic in its original state before, and now returned to scroll past again. I confess to having cackled aloud.

Very nice goats Lea:)

Great goat collections!

So many great goats here. I can't add anything that hasn't been shared already. I'm surprised by how many I didn't know about and now want very badly!

Taos, wow, what a great collection!! Many nice ones! Ijust love these from New Ray.

Lea, very nice collection too!!! I think the black and white one with red collar is hilarious indeed

Thanks Andreas, Anna! I agree Taos has gathered quite a delicious variety of goats - the longhaired ones in this picture (are they perhaps Siku?) are especially sweet.

I also have the red collared goat. It looks like it's back is broken!

Thanks for all the nice remarks about my goats!Lea, the ones in that picture are by New Ray although I do have some goats made by Siku that came with farm sets!

Hi,
I don't have many goats but here are my favorites.

Schleich...and a small NewRay mountain goat:

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Breyer - different colour variation of the model Taylor shown, still can't find a place for this huge model, so I keep it in its original packaging:

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Maria, I am sure a lot of people here can find a place to that Breyer goat!
Beautiful figures, thanks for sharing!

Roger wrote:

Maria, I am sure a lot of people here can find a place to that Breyer goat!

I'd adopt this goat eagerly

I've bought today two newest Schleich nanny goats - the white one and the mini one. They're nicely sculpted, but I want to repaint them eventually. No photos for now, sorry!

Roger wrote:

Maria, I am sure a lot of people here can find a place to that Breyer goat!
Beautiful figures, thanks for sharing!

Thank you, Roger!
And thank you for putting my mutant Goat on the market :)

What I meant, actually, is that it is put away for now because I am not sure I can stand the sight of horses, elephants and bears looking ridiculously small near a ...goat :)

teardrop wrote:

Roger wrote:

Maria, I am sure a lot of people here can find a place to that Breyer goat!
Beautiful figures, thanks for sharing!

Thank you, Roger!
And thank you for putting my mutant Goat on the market :)

What I meant, actually, is that it is put away for now because I am not sure I can stand the sight of horses, elephants and bears looking ridiculously small near a ...goat :)

Lucky you Maria that I am not a good seller!
I also have a Breyer donkey in Traditional scale and his only friends are an ELC fox and a CollectA black cat because they fit all nice together.

Great figurines:)

Very nice collection Maria!!! Thank you for showing them here!

widukind wrote:

Great figurines:)

Indeed!

Very nice collections everyone. Here is my two cents

So interesting Kiki:)

All those oldies...wow The one on the right is very cool! With a nicer eye he would be even more beautiful No, let's leave it like this

So lovely. Those ibexes are such graceful sculpts.

Taos wrote:

Thanks for all the nice remarks about my goats!Lea, the ones in that picture are by New Ray although I do have some goats made by Siku that came with farm sets!

Thanks for the correction! New Ray it is.. They're a really diverse brand, aren't they?