My Africa shelf display renovated

I haven't posted photos of my displays for quite a while, so it's time to time to correct the situation.
Of course, my African wildlife shelf has changed since I last posted pics of it [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]. But the concept remained the same: savannah in the left half, water-hole in the center, and a fragment of rainforest at the right end.
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The hills here are terrarium rock ledges.


Traditional crowd at the water-hole:
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The rainforest snug:
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The hill with jackal's hide:
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I know that patas monkey is a ground-dwelling species. But this figurine is rather large to stand near zebras and antelopes, and the elegant Collecta Coconut Palm will have no animal in the canopy otherwise...
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Hope I'll find time to take pics of my Europe, Asia and Americas shelves soon.

This is the cream of collecting and displaying

It is so beautyful and interesting and wonderful to watch, - can't you sit for hours and look at these masterly created dioramas

So nice to see news from your shelves Kirill! The display looks great, with all the trees, and natural elements like rock formation and pond. I like the group of flamingoes and the monkey on the palm tree

Fantastic!

Welcome back, great display :)

Looking good!
I like the trees and other atributes in there. It gives the whole diorama a more life like presentation and animals can interact with them.
I also like the fact you've invested in a whole family of Flamingo's.
It makes sense.

Thank you, boys and girls!
Glad you like it.
And yeah, flamingoes really make sense when in a flock.

Welcome back Kirill Thank you for sharing some pics of your African display. I feel like I am coming back in a place I visited so many time in the past

Oh, feel like having visited my place with displays, yeah?
Here I am, welcoming you :)

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Kikimalou wrote:

Welcome back Kirill Thank you for sharing some pics of your African display. I feel like I am coming back in a place I visited so many time in the past

Great display :) I like it :)

MartinH wrote:

Great display :) I like it :)

Thanx, Martin!
By the way, do you use terrarium/aquarium rocks or plants on your impressive shelves with animals?

Nice display and lot's of dream models!

Valeriia Titenko wrote:

Nice display and lot's of dream models!

Thank you!
Which models are you dreaming of here?

Love these little dioramas! Very nicely done!

Kiryuha wrote:

Which models are you dreaming of here?

Retired Schleich walking lioness   , [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Lion (not sure I have saw him in your display), Schleich Leopard, retired tigers!

Crouded shelves are never messy when it is you presenting them. A long time it was a problem to find lots of species we wished, now it is hard to find shelves for all species available. It is really good to see your shelves but it is also very nice to see you are looking good and fresh to new animal figure adventures. Happy to see you back Kirill!

Roger wrote:

...very nice to see you are looking good and fresh to new animal figure adventures. Happy to see you back Kirill!

Thank you, Rogerio!
Have so little time for taking photos Nevertheless, I'm gonna make a photo report from a forest made of Collecta trees soon.

Roger wrote:

Crouded shelves are never messy when it is you presenting them. A long time it was a problem to find lots of species we wished, now it is hard to find shelves for all species available

Oh, yes, times are changing so fast!