Prosimian (Lemurs, Lorisoidea and Tarsiers)

Now i will start with all Prosimians

Lemurs:

Indri, only one figurine made by PV
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Sifakas
Verreaux's sifaka (made by PV and Furuta)

the Furuta
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here the PV (but is looks more like a Coquerel Sifaka)
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K&M Coquerel Sifaka (there is also a large version)
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Nayab Silky sifaka
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Red ruffed Lemur (made by K&M and AAA)
K&M
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AAA
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White-ruffed lemurs made by AAA, Kaiyodo (Yotsuba), made in China and 2 different versions by PV (one wrong marked as wooley lemur) and in 2018 one more from Papo
Kaiyodo
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Playvisions (right marked)
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Aye-Aye (made by PV and Colorata)

Playvisions
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Colorata
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Bamboo lemur? (made in china)
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Ring-tailed lemur (made by Nayab, Safari Ltd, Colorata, K&M, Wild Republic........????)
Safari Ltd toob model
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Nayab
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K&M
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Loris:

Potto (only figurine made by PV)
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Bengal? slow lori (only figurine made by Takara Tomy Arts)
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Galagos:

Senegal Galago (made by Yowies UK)
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Greater bushbaby (made by Playvisions)
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Nayab (Lesser bushbaby?)
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Tarsiers

Kaiyodo (spectral tarsier)
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Cracker Jack (specie??)
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Nayab Tarsier (specie??)
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That are all that i have in my collection, more pics and informations are welcome!!!!



More ringtailed lemurs
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Kaiyodo Verreaux's sifaka
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PV wolley (white-ruffed) lemur
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AAA white ruffed lemur and red-ruffed lemur and ringtailed lemur
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made in china ringtailed and white-ruffed lemurs (W.A.I. ?)
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Action Products galago
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They are SO wonderful

Great variety.

I like much, the Play visions prosimian.

and aye aye colorata too.

interesting information

Many thanks Susanne and Fernando :)

Wonderful lemurs and sifakas! Beautiful collection

Thank you Anna :)

Andréas Great variety of Prosimian

Thank you Jean-Luc

Now finish with all figurines that i know :)

Great prosimian batch Andreas

Thank you Kiki :)

Great work Andreas! I need to study it better but I am sure your list is very complete.

Roger wrote:

Great work Andreas! I need to study it better but I am sure your list is very complete.

Thank you Roger and no, not complete. I forgot for this big made in china lemurs (they are stuff for trade). A ringtailed lemur and a Aye-Aye

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A TAI editor told me that the Nayab tarsier may be a kinkajou instead. Honestly, it looks really like a kinkajou and I am not sure that this set is sold as a primates set. If it is a primates set, there's no place for a kinkajou.

Roger wrote:

A TAI editor told me that the Nayab tarsier may be a kinkajou instead. Honestly, it looks really like a kinkajou and I am not sure that this set is sold as a primates set. If it is a primates set, there's no place for a kinkajou.

I never heard that before :), abnd i dont think so :). The only Kinkajous that i know are by Noah's Pals.

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

A TAI editor told me that the Nayab tarsier may be a kinkajou instead. Honestly, it looks really like a kinkajou and I am not sure that this set is sold as a primates set. If it is a primates set, there's no place for a kinkajou.

I never heard that before :), abnd i dont think so :). The only Kinkajous that i know are by Noah's Pals.

Well, we are concluding that it is a kinkajou indeed. No flat nose, no dished fingers, apparently it has a prehensile tail, body is relatively long for a tarsier and maybe back legs not long enough. Also, tail is completely hairy, without a terminal brush with more correct proportions for a kinkajou. Contrarily to what I said before, it is not strange that a kinkajou is in a a primates collection once it was previously classified as a lemur. I also wished it was an obscure tarsier species but the kinkajou idea is getting shape. What do you think Andreas?

Roger wrote:

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

A TAI editor told me that the Nayab tarsier may be a kinkajou instead. Honestly, it looks really like a kinkajou and I am not sure that this set is sold as a primates set. If it is a primates set, there's no place for a kinkajou.

I never heard that before :), abnd i dont think so :). The only Kinkajous that i know are by Noah's Pals.

Well, we are concluding that it is a kinkajou indeed. No flat nose, no dished fingers, apparently it has a prehensile tail, body is relatively long for a tarsier and maybe back legs not long enough. Also, tail is completely hairy, without a terminal brush with more correct proportions for a kinkajou. Contrarily to what I said before, it is not strange that a kinkajou is in a a primates collection once it was previously classified as a lemur. I also wished it was an obscure tarsier species but the kinkajou idea is getting shape. What do you think Andreas?

I wasnt happy with tarsier so you can see ???, but the true is i am not happy if it is a kinkajou. . But the other true is it could be possible.

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I wasnt happy with tarsier so you can see ???, but the true is i am not happy if it is a kinkajou. . But the other true is it could be possible.

I recomend that you keep the Nayab figure in your collection, these are suppositions , while we know for sure that Noah's Pals are kinkajous once the company identified them, the Nayab figure we are not 100% sure, we only think it matches better a kinkajou than any tarsier species. We never know if any other collector will find any other species even more adjusted to the figure.
Well, as I don't have the Noah's Pals kinkajous nor the cute Furuta tarsier, it doesn't make any difference for me, I also intend to keep the whole set once they look very nice togehter, they look like a collection of gravures from the same artist.

Roger wrote:

widukind wrote:

I wasnt happy with tarsier so you can see ???,  but the true is i am not happy if it is a kinkajou.  . But the other true is it could be possible.

I recomend that you keep the Nayab figure in your collection, these are suppositions , while we know for sure that Noah's Pals are kinkajous once the company identified them, the Nayab figure we are not 100% sure, we only think it matches better a kinkajou than any tarsier species. We never know if any other collector will find any other species even more adjusted to the figure.
Well, as I don't have the Noah's Pals kinkajous nor the cute Furuta tarsier, it doesn't make any difference for me, I also intend to keep the whole set once they look very nice togehter, they look like a collection of gravures from the same artist.

Thats true, some of the Nayab are not so exactly that you can say this is it. :)

Takara Lori added in the list

Made in china

Brown lemur? or white headed lemur?
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Beautiful addquisition.

congrats Andreas.

Thank you Fernando :)

Very intringuing figure! You always find something not predictable! Could you please take a close up picture from frontal view? I want to see its face. It seems you have a unusual species of lemur indeed.

Roger wrote:

Very intringuing figure! You always find something not predictable! Could you please take a close up picture from frontal view? I want to see its face. It seems you have a unusual species of lemur indeed.

Thank you and yes i will do :)