Kaiyodo Natural Monuments of Japan Oriental Stork walk around

And one more walk around for today, the Oriental Stork (Ciconia boyciana) by Kaiyodo from the Natural Monuments of Japan line. I think it is the only mass produced model of this species. Again the model normally comes with a book but I have only the figure. It is puzzled models but the seems are quite well hidden. The model is cast in plastic similar to "major brands" plastic, it is heavier than Choco Q models by Kaiyodo.
Info about Oriental Stork can be found for example on ARKive
I didn't check what scale is this model. The size is shown by lego pirate I like especially it's pose and the species choice.

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It is a great and elegant model Too much class

Thank you Anna

Ana, I am absolutly delighted with your walk arounds of these wonderful figures! So, please don't get angry with me if I am looking too much to your bird legs. But, shouldn't these legs be of a more vibrant red? The rest seems very beautiful again!

These leges could be of a more vibrant red but they could be like that ones too

A beautyful, beautyful model
As Christophe says, - how comes that only he Japanese can make paintwork like this ?

I did not know about this model before, but now my wishlist just became longer

Thankyou for this wonderful wakaround, Anna

A must have :)

Wow amazing figure Anna :)

Thank you for so nice comments Christophe, Susanne, Andreas, Florian and Roger! I'm glad you like this model and photos

Roger wrote:

Ana, I am absolutly delighted with your walk arounds of these wonderful figures! So, please don't get angry with me if I am looking too much to your bird legs. But, shouldn't these legs be of a more vibrant red? The rest seems very beautiful again!

Haha, Roger, from now on I will only show the upper parts of any animal models on this forum. I will have to crop all my photos, oops

Kikimalou wrote:

These leges could be of a more vibrant red but they could be like that ones too

Yes, I know juveniles have duller red/brown legs so we can find different levels of brightness even in mature birds. Though, the vibrant red is a feature of mature birds. It doesn't mean, in any way, that the figure is wrong or that it is less interesting.

Ana wrote:

Thank you for so nice comments Christophe, Susanne, Andreas, Florian and Roger! I'm glad you like this model and photos

Roger wrote:

Ana, I am absolutly delighted with your walk arounds of these wonderful figures! So, please don't get angry with me if I am looking too much to your bird legs. But, shouldn't these legs be of a more vibrant red? The rest seems very beautiful again!

Haha, Roger, from now on I will only show the upper parts of any animal models on this forum. I will have to crop all my photos, oops