Mojö Quagga

Hi everybody!
I would like to share to you my walkaround of Mojö Quagga, sculpted by Anna
Very interesting model, who also has primodial spirit as have Andalusian Stallions. He was pretty expensive for figurine, which is almost half as much than normal horse, but I can't resist his nature











All Anna's horses that I have:
Quagga, Fjord mare, Andalusian stallions

This quagga is a true gem
As often seen, the paintwork is not impressive, but the species and the sculpting makes fully up for it

I need to get one of these and put a new coat of paint on him

LeeAnn wrote:

I need to get one of these and put a new coat of paint on him

I can't wait to see it

I must have been dreaming about that quagga tonight

I had left mine on the dining table, and when I saw him there this morning, I was completely surprised, because I was sure he looked quite different

A beautiful figurine!

Thank you for your comments, guys!

Haha, Susanne There was another quagga in the shop, which has a bit different stripes. Stripes were blur and so I've got mine one

Can't wait for your repaint, LeeAnn!

Thanks for walk around Anasta! This release from Mojo was very interesting. No other major brand was brave enough in all these years to make a quagga. It is a subspecies with a very interesting story so only an open minded company like Mojo would be able of doing it. Painting is not impressive as usual but it doesn't remove the geneiality of the idea. I remember also that Mojo could easily use an existing mould of a zebra to make this quagga just repainting it and no, it is a new mould as it is also a new mold the new zebra from Mojo. There are several reasons why I have a huge admiration for Mojo's work and this quagga is only one more.

Roger wrote:

Thanks for walk around Anasta! This release from Mojo was very interesting. No other major brand was brave enough in all these years to make a quagga. It is a subspecies with a very interesting story so only an open minded company like Mojo would be able of doing it. Painting is not impressive as usual but it doesn't remove the geneiality of the idea. I remember also that Mojo could easily use an existing mould of a zebra to make this quagga just repainting it and no, it is a new mould as it is also a new mold the new zebra from Mojo. There are several reasons why I have a huge admiration for Mojo's work and this quagga is only one more.

I fully agree with you, Roger!