Tails...tails

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Hey guys, I was watching my animals and their tails and thought we could show different types.

Here, There Are four animals with tails very differents.


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I like this idea :)

Really, really great !
You are a great and special collector

Some time ago I had made myself a shelf with "antlers and horns", it was fun also

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Thanks MartinH and susanne.
When you have a collection, should encourage in others the desire to collect.

We also learn much from each species and enjoy watching every figure in their shapes and colors.

Tail of flying squirrel (safari ltd).
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Tail of red panda (safari ltd).
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I love the first Fernando!

Really lovely!

landrover wrote:

:) :)
....When you have a collection, should encourage in others the desire to collect.

We also learn much from each species and enjoy watching every figure in their shapes and colors.
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You are so right. Sometimes we forget to look at the details, - only see the general impression. Often it gives you a a better look at a figuere to take pictures, - or see it in other people`s pictures. Or, - better, like you do : Tails, parent-and-babay, twins

Like when Roger saw that the Schleich krocodile has five toes on its hind legs, - I never, ever noticed that before

for you both

My two cents

Kikimalou wrote:

My two cents

Great tails too
yes, of course, the beaver has a funny tail, often I don`t see the things right in front of my nose !

What on earth is that creature with the long tongue and five eyes

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SUSANNE wrote:

What on earth is that creature with the long tongue and five eyes

Opabinia regalis... Living in Canada 505 million years ago. The length of Opabinia regalis from head to tail ranged between 4cm and 7cm.
So the scale of this model is nearly 2:1

Kikimalou wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

What on earth is that creature with the long tongue and five eyes

Opabinia regalis... Living in Canada 505 million years ago. The length of Opabinia regalis from head to tail ranged between 4cm and 7cm.
So the scale of this model is nearly 2:1

Thankyou Christophe, I learn something every day - there were some fantastic creatures then ! Well, I suppose that in 505 million years, some creature will think WE were weird

Ha, ha, Torben !

The ultimate TAIL
Wow, I would not mind having one here. I´m not sure what the other critters would say to him, though ...

We call him Spirillen, what`s his name in other countries ?

SUSANNE wrote:

Ha, ha, Torben !

The ultimate TAIL
Wow, I would not mind having one here. I´m not sure what the other critters would say to him, though ...

We call him Spirillen, what`s his name in other countries ?

The authentic name is Marsupilami in Belgium and France

Plastoy made some great Marsupilami figurines!His 3 children were the cutest!
I loved the whole series when I was very little!Quite interesting,because marsupials in South America are usualy rare!

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Other two
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More tails


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I like the three, maybe more the scorpion , but the three by equal..

Congratulations Sue!

more tails.

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WOW! A schrimp !!!!!

And the cutest little desert-mouse. They are fantastic, and so are their tails

Who made the desert mouse Fernando? It is really nice!

Suebeedo wrote:

Who made the desert mouse Fernando? It is really nice!

KAIYODO made this pigmy gerboa in 2002

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Some more tails...

Gorgeous

All three are great, what brand are they ?
I love the little manta

SUSANNE wrote:

Gorgeous

All three are great, what brand are they ?
I love the little manta

The first is an Eurypterus made by KAIYODO in the 2000's. This animal lived 420 million years ago.

The second is the 2010 SAFARI Ltd Rhamphorhynchus which lived 150 million years ago.

The last is not a manta but the 1996 SAFARI Ltd spotted eagle ray

This is a hollow and very bad figure, but My niece loved it!
Among many beautiful animals that my 5 years old niece received in the Christmas, it was this pathetic dino she loved more!
I asked her – - Tell me Nicole, Why you love this strange figures? It is because its light blue colour or its tail?
She said: - No, I love it because I’ve never seen a pine cone with red teeth!!!
I was surprised and remembered the name Susanne gives to pangolins! And I said:
- But Nicole, it could be not blood, he is herbivore!
And she said: Maybe he loved tomatoes!
She’s my favourite joker!
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