into Amazonia!

from Safari ltd..

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"Mmm.. a little anaconda for my breakfast..!"

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but..

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..from CollectA (alligator and big anaconda) and Schleich (little anaconda)

In each photo, we can see a spectacular realism.

Great job, congratulations.

thank you Fernando! :)

The way you positioned the jaguar almost made me think I didn't know it before. It looks even more impressive presented like htat.
Everything is wonderful and having an anaconda for breakfast may result really dangerous!

You have an special touch for look your dioramas like real, choosing the best surrounding for match the habitat perfectly.
I knew before entering, that a thread by you and titled "into Amazonia" needs to have jaguars
The jaguar in the second photo looks like he's afraid of the water but interested in something into it, maybe a big pacu.
There are several major brand figures that can go here too: macaws, ocelot, tapir, toucan..

thanks a lot Rogério, Andreas and Pardofelis! :)

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..from Schleich..

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..from Schleich..

If Schleich commissiooned you to use these pictures in their catalogue, I am sure they could work as precious promotionals to their products. Look how this toucan suddenly turned into a more desirable figure!

thank you Rogério! :)

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Leo the tamarin and Sapajou the saïmiri spent the day playing in foliages but now it's time to go back home..

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..when Sapajou: "Ow Leo!.. look who is approaching there!..

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..it's this so stupid Spider!"..

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..and he added: "Hey Spider where did you leave your thumbs?!".. (spider monkey don't have thumbs)


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..and the two friends laugh at the poor Spider who goes his way saying nothing..

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Suddenly Sapajou escapes without a word for his friend!..

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with the night, had come the danger, Leo tries to escape too, but a little too late..

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..and very soon, there are no close enough branches to flee!..

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suddenly, Leo is caught and hanged by a four fingers solid hook which saves him from the hungry ocelot!

" Hey Leo! laugh Spider the agilest and rapidest monkey of Amazonia, I know now why you're only 300 in the whole Amazonia!.. your instinct of self preservation seems not very developped!"..

the moral of this little story:

"He who loughs last laughs loudest!"

and: "choose your friends carefully!.."( above all in the jungle!.. :)

Leo and Sapajou are from Papo, Spider is from Safari ltd

Amazing dioramas, Caracal! True photo stories. Well done!

Loved the story and surely the pictures. It reminds me the tales my Aunt used to tell me and sometimes I still ask her to tell me them again. Wonderful!

The tale is one of the best things I've read ever in STS forum!!!

thank you Katja, Rogério, Pardo and Andreas! :)

This is gorgeous !!!

Really nice, congratulations

The location you chose is perfect for the Amazon theme.

thank you Lucky Luke, Susanne, Fernando and Claire! :)

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Looks like the hungry ocelot finally will get its meal, and much more meaty and sustantious than a tiny tamarin! A delicious big iguana :)

The first image shows why I will not have this peccary figure nor none of the other wild pigs of modern brands... A peccary bigger than a tapir? No way!

..it' s smaller  Pardo, it's a wide angle shoot illusion! :)