My collection

Hi,

Here is a paleoloxodon figurine. The kit was assembled and painted by Martin Garratt. Support is also an addition from Martin. What do you think?.

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Wow, that is so stunning, look at all those wrinkles!

Oh my... this is STUNNING! Congrats!

Powerful figure

Hi,

Here is an animal species very little represented, namely an ancestor of the giraffe : Decennatherium Rex.

This model was made by J Miguel Aparicio (Signatustudio). I placed the figurine on a base made by Rebor (initially planned for the TRex).

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What do you think?.

A+ for new findings

Wonderful , I love this model, it seems even better than on Miguel's pics I woudl love to catch one of these pricey guys

very nice



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Wonderful dynamic Paleoloxodon and very interesting figure of Decennatherium rex!

Beautiful figure!!

All of these figures are splendid, congratulations.

Hi,

Here is a resin figurine that I ordered 6 months ago and it finally arrived:

Coelacanth
Statue by Star Ace Toys Ltd.

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Impressive ! Size please ?

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The length is 11,8 ".

Hello,


I present to you my latest acquisition: 2 figurines with diorama by J Miguel Aparicio (signatustudio).
The diorama is a personal idea that I suggested to Miguel. I didn't believe he would have, well he did. In fact I asked him if it was possible to make a common base because the 2 species shared the same biotope, one being the prey of the other. And Miguel made a successful diorama out of it, with the vegetation (moss, etc.) and the rocks. What do you think?.

Diorama with Harpagornis Moorei and Dinornis Robustus :

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Hi everyone and see you next time

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Wonderful scenery, dio and models!  
 Are you sure this "moa?" could be assaulted by this raptor?!

Hello,

In response to : Are you sure this "moa?" could be assaulted by this raptor?!

Haast's giant eagle, a bird with a wingspan of 3m, flew the skies of New Zealand until the 15th century. Its main prey was, among other things, moa. The moa was between 2.5 and 3.5 m tall (up to 4 m for the largest males). Proportionally the 2 species were the same size. Is it on purpose or not, Miguel oversized the moa a bit. Yet both are the same 1:20 scale. Now it is perhaps only an impression because the moa was a little clumsy and seemed more massive than the more agile eagle and having a more graceful silhouette.

OK thank you Tristanna!

Wow, it´s amazing!

Great models again

Hi,

A little hello to introduce you to 2 new acquisitions from TNG :

Elasmotherium

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Wooly Mammoth

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Too bad there is a suspicion of plagiarism that surrounds this company  [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] . Apart from this proven fact or not, the figurines are of good quality.

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Those are AMAZING!!! The realism, the posing, everything about them is fantastic!