I made a what?

This week's customizing project is not a lemur, not a horse, not a dinosaur... (are you amazed yet?)

... it's an artiodactyl, more specifically an antelope, and more specific still:
A zebra duiker! Many thanks to the eminent Darren Naish for showing me this awesome little critter.

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Obviously this is a rather quick and sloppy custom, based on not nearly enough reference photos. The horns should probably be more parallel, and the curvature of the back may be somewhat exaggerated. And don't mention the complete lack of prepping - there are seams and rough edges galore!
If anyone knows about these guys and would like to enlighten me, I'd be very grateful.
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Just for fun, here he is along with the original body I used... those deer are surprisingly versatile!
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:) :)
Hello artiodactyl. I dont know of your existence

Welcome to replicas.
Very nice work,congratulations

There appears to be all of one (1) model zebra duiker in existence, so it's a pretty rare beast: http://www.collectorsquest.com/collectible/24222/antelope

It's fantastic Sumo!! I love it, congratulations his face its awesome.

Congratulation Sumo, it is a very nice custom .

By the way here is the link to my two duikkers collection : http://web.me.com/kikimalou/Artiodactyla/Cephalophinae.html

I remember Ralf (Yurumi) made a custom duikker too

It´s realy good, I especially like the head

Great Job

Congratulations Sumo!!!
A very nice work!!!
Only some suggestions! A smaller orbite and eyes, slightly longer body and a diving pose and it will be almost perfect!
Loved to have your talent!

Very nice choice, congratulations on your sculpture.  Here is another photo of the PlayVision version on the diorama:

Congratulations on making such a cute critter. You did a great job on it.

Nice job Sumo!
It might be not completely correst, but so far it looks not bad at all, and it is indeed a rare model in this collectors-world...

Absolutely awesome!