Saarlooswolfhound's new additions *Updated March 12th! Misc.*

Some "re-annexed" models. These are all figures I kept but not with my regular collection for some time (for various reasons, mostly forgotten now). I have decided to renew their inclusion in my collection and decided to reshow them here.
First up, schleich minis (? If any aren't please correct me)
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Various dinosaurs and nondinosaurian reptiles
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Safari ltd toob models
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Many of these are unknown, a couple of k&m and safari toobs. Any info please let me know!
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And lastly, several small horses and others again unknown. The draft and pinto far left are Empire, a couple of miniwhinnie breyers, a Creata blue appaloosa and the two far left foals, Kid Kore blue appy foal(?), and two unknown horses. Then a schleich mini pig I missed, some safari Minis and lots of unknowns including a brown dog/wolf.
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I see intertesting figures , especially of K&M International

Congratulation Paige It is surely a batch dedicated to Fernando

My favorite is the T-rex skull

It is part of this hobby, sometimes we don't tink some figures are important in our collections, we just have them for any circunstance and later we find that they should belong there. It already happened with me and I like the feeling.

So many wonderful and varied models to join your collection again!
I especially loved the little dogs I spotted amongst all the other beauties, the Boxer is beautiful! And the the little Schleich GSD and the Safari one- both so sweet!
And then three wonderful little pups sitting together in the last photo, I particularly love the little golden one, reminds me very much of a Golden Retriever puppy when they're at that adorable age of 4/5 weeks!

what's the species in the last picture, down on top left please?..

Ohhh, I adore this kind of herds  

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

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First up, schleich minis (? If any aren't please correct me)
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The elephant and marmot are minos, the others are the slightly larger, wonderful, old Schleich so-called classics

Thank you everyone!

 I think for the Schleich classics and minis (now I understand the distinction, thank you Susanne) I will make a display shelf in my room for them. I think almost all of them came from you in Denmark anyhow! 

Everyone else will find a spot somewhere. :)

*squints* What is the little brown guy to the right of the Golden pup and above the shepherd/wolf in the bottom photo?
Of course I enjoy the dinos...

oops! .. on top right!

Oh its a very very small giant sloth I think... legs are wrong but that's the closest guess I have.

Wow, very interesting additions. Big congrats.

What is the brand of the deer and the lynx on the right side of the deer.

And what is the brand of the small snakes in pic 5 , also the little animal (and what is it- my eyes are not good) on the left side of the first snake. And what is the brown animal in the same pic (last line down)- could it be a giant sloth?

Thank you Paige! :)

So many old lovelies!!

I’m glad these adorable guys could find a place in your collection again, all of them are very charming

Andreas the deer is a k&m, the lynx is only marked lynx and K, the small snakes and lizard I got a long time ago and are unbranded (naturally given their size), the others I think you refer to are a small cougar (middle is a dark brown bovid and right is a dark brown wolf/dog) and a giant sloth (I think).

Thank you everybody!

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

Andreas the deer is a k&m, the lynx is only marked lynx and K, the small snakes and lizard I got a long time ago and are unbranded (naturally given their size), the others I think you refer to are a small cougar (middle is a dark brown bovid and right is a dark brown wolf/dog) and a giant sloth (I think).

Thank you everybody!

Thank you, very interesting. The lynx looks very good , marked with "K" i think from the groovy tube books.

widukind wrote:

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

Andreas the deer is a k&m, the lynx is only marked lynx and K, the small snakes and lizard I got a long time ago and are unbranded (naturally given their size), the others I think you refer to are a small cougar (middle is a dark brown bovid and right is a dark brown wolf/dog) and a giant sloth (I think).

Thank you everybody!

Thank you, very interesting. The lynx looks very good , marked with "K" i think from the groovy tube books.

Yes, I think it is this one.

Discovery channel shark sets! When I first saw them on forum I desperately needed them, so many great rare species! But as usual with this hobby, things come up or get in the way. Finally, I got both for reasonable prices and I hope to see more in the future.

First up,  the Isle of Jaws set. Including (according to the box) 2 great whites, a carpet shark, angular rough shark, pyjama shark, birdbeak dogfish, lantern shark, sevengill shark (though it only has 5 gills :/ ), a mako, and a hammerhead.
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Next is the Alien Sharks set. Including a frilled shark (my most hoped for figure), goblin shark (huge and also amazing), sawshark, ghost shark, bull shark, hammerhead, speartooth shark, "leopard" shark, megamouth, and basking.
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And as you can see, several are copies. All on the right side are from the sets, the left are the safari ltd megamouth and basking sharks, PV zebra bullhead shark, and unknown small species I posted in the "what is this" section.
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Overall despite being lower quality plastic, painting, and the larger ones being hollow, I was pleasantly surprised by all these new species.

sbell reviewed these sets on ATF (not sure if they are here on STS as well), if you want a good analysis of the species:

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I still don't know why Steven Spielberg based the JAws film on a great white shark, it could be much better with a Pyjama shark, I guess. Nightmare with a Pyjama Shark.
Collecting sharks is surely fun, checking their different features,shapes and colors, grouping them in many ways. Congratulations for finding these sets, it was surely a step forward in your shark collecting project.

I was wondering why these sets are not so much interesting for collectors as they was released. It is a wonderful treasure

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sbell reviewed these sets on ATF (not sure if they are here on STS as well), if you want a good analysis of the species:

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Congratulation for these sets Paige

Yhose are just marvellous

Imagine that I never noticed them before

An imagine that just a couple of years ago I only knew of a couple of kinds of shark, - the tiger shark only because I once had some for dinner in Norway

Wow what treasures to add to your collection- all those unusual species and I'm sure the models themselves are really rare!