Willybacoman's 2011 additions

Ok, thanks Susanne, then i will call him like that...

Willy, I don't want to explain you nothing about animals, you have a long history as collector! But this leopard even with strange painting is clearly a leopard. See for example, the very long tail, too long for a jag and jaguars are darker inside of the black marks! It is some bodybuilt like a jag but you can easily see the shape of the skeleton like in a leopard!
About the gorilla a young gorilla is a nice optionthinking in a sub-adulte simce CollectA has a gorilla baby!

BTW Nicole was obsessed by Papo Mothers with cubs and she doesn't wanted the adulte gorilla because it was not able to carry the baby in its mouth! So she gaves a new mother to the gorilla baby!
Fortunately I still have an old pic of it, the mother is the Bullyland giganatosaurus!
I love Nicole's sense of humour!

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Congratulations for nice new figures Willy!
I'm not sure about species of both "raccoons", the first one could be ring tail and the other one is rather similar to raccoon dog, isn't it? :)

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Congratulations on your purchase willy.
specialy the hyacint macaw.
This is a spectacular animal, is very real and its color is stunning.
I think that all animal collectors, must buy this figure.
This macaw was made by safari.
here mine:

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I think it was thursday, that i had this little lot coming in.
I paid only a few euro's for it, so that is nice.
These are models made for the Dutch Supermarket Albert Heijn(AH), in their WWF series.
I have quit a few of them, including these birds.
But as i knew that my good friend Christophe liked them, i did quickly catch them.
The green frog with broken legg is for myself, as i missed him in this series.
There is a toco toucan included in this deal to, but the seller forgot to pack him, so this will follow later, and i will put a pic of my own here to see him.

The rhino is from a Safari-set from Corgi Toys in the 1960's.
Good for me, that i have pictured many many models in my head, so i quickly recognize them when i see them.
Here are some pics:

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The whole lot.

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AH WWF African Fishing Eagle.

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AH WWF Greater Hornbill.

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AH WWF Toco Toucan.

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AH WWF Green Frog.

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Corgi Toys Black Rhino.

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Which comes from the 256 Corgi Toys East-African Safari-Set.

Nice stuff Willy!!!! I really like the birds!!!

That little beetle set is so cute! Congrats on these Willy, I like the Toucan and hornbill

That is a very cool toy set with the VW and the rhino. When I was 10 years old on my birthday I received a safari jeep with a rhino but I do not remember the brand. It quickly became my favorite toy.

Congratulations Willy!
Nice birds! Is this rhino in 1:43 scale???

In several different lots, i had the same difference in models and makers coming in in march.
Here are all the pics, which i didn't show in the other categories.

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Made in China, a little bit odd, but he is a big guy who loves bananas!

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Made in China, quit reasonable...

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Made in China, a copy of the AAA model from China, which was made in former Schleich series to.

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Made in China, the one in front is new, so another variation.

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Made in China, a freshwater turtle, not bad at all.

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Also made in China, and not very accurate, but for that he is a lot of fun, as he is movable, and makes sounds...
When you push down the head, you hear the roar of a lion first, at the second time, you hear the sound of a zebra which is afraid and is warning for predators, very realistic sounds!
I did put it on youtube specially for you guys, here is the link:
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Here are some other models from different makers i had in to.

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McDonalds white Tiger, which i already had in this colour, and i orange, but this one was slightly better, so i have one for the trade, made in Macau.

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Polarbear, made by K&M-Wild Republic, China.

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African Elephant, quit a big guy, Tom Major(TM), made in China.

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Also Tom Major, the left one is a new variation to me.

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A huge giraffe, from Tom Major also.

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Tom Major Lions, the one on the left is a new variation for me.
I only keep significant variations...

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Green Treefrog, made by AAA.

Congratulation Willy, so small and tiny but beautiful

I love the giraffe, Willy - they were great finds, congratulations

Thank you Christophe and Harriet!
Yes mon ami, they are all very small, haha, just pocketsized...

Great additions Willy. Loved the video. Congratulations.

Thanks Amy!

Willy, just like you said the sounds from your Zebra are great! I thought the Zebra Alarm noise was amazingly real!

Congratulations Willy! Thanks for the video, the sound is much more realistic than the figure but it's a great addition for your small collection!

Would love to see the Tom Major Lion (the one on the left) with an updated paint
job. I like his muzzle the best!

I won this McDonalds artic fox some time ago, and yesterday it came in finally.
But i didn't knew what i had bought, before i saw it...
I only saw, that i didn't have this model.
But now i know it was made for the McDonalds corporation in the 2000's, made in Macau.

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He's very cute Willy - congrats

Uh, I see one crocodile drooling over that fox
Congrats Willy

Where, Robert????

Congratulations Willy, I also know someone who is searching for this cute fox! Nice to know it was made in Macau! It is almost a Portuguese fox!

Thanks Harriet, Robert and Rogerio!

Yes, all of the McDonald figurines are made in Macau.
I really stumbled on him by accident, and as i said before, i didn't even know which brand it was, before i had him in my hands.
Later i saw him on Torbens site to... :)

It is a gorgeous fox and the pose is cool! Lucky find, Willy!

This McDonalds Arctic fox got a glad pose! Good find Willy!!