The Naturimbild alpine salamander in my zoo

At the animals toy blog i have seen this salamander. It is a very special and exclusive figure by a austrian Nature protect project and made in a biological pvc. It is the only figure that i know of a alpine salamander (but i am not sure).

Naturimbild stands for "Natur im Bild - Nature in picture" it is also the name of that austrian project.

If you will buy one figure, the money will help to protect the nature there.

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If you want to order one (or more) and to help to protect , here is a link

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Shipping to Germany was 6€, overseas is around 12€ (i ask the seller)- prices from the Austrian Post.  If you order, after a few days a Mr. Deschka contact you with a email. Sometimes it needs time, but it works.

That is a wonderful ! Very beautyful, very interesting, and extremely good idea

Perhaps the new Bully salamander was inspired by these ?

Thankyou for showing and for sharing the link

Are you going to paint them ?

SUSANNE wrote:

That is a wonderful ! Very beautyful, very interesting, and extremely good idea

Perhaps the new Bully salamander was inspired by these ?  

Thankyou for showing and for sharing the link  

Are you going to paint them ?  

I never will paint a modell. And this figure dont need another painting. Because alpine salamander are often simply black.

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Bullyland will give us a alpine newt. I learnd the differences a few days ago. Because i am not so much familiar with amphibians. :)

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Ahhhhh

Now I also learned something new !!! Thankyou, Andreas

Thanks Andreas for bringing this subject to STS. These small projects are very interesting and often they end in very special collectibles. I tend to resist to this kind of figures but I think this time I will make an effort to get it. Figure is great and it is good to know to where our little money goes.
Here a real one from Wikipedia.
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Roger wrote:

Thanks Andreas for bringing this subject to STS. These small projects are very interesting and often they end in very special collectibles. I tend to resist to this kind of figures but I think this time I will make an effort to get it. Figure is great and it is good to know to where our little money goes.
Here a real one from Wikipedia.
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Thats great, i hope any more byers will follow :)

I might pick up some

Advicot wrote:

I might pick up some

Nice figurine, even that I would prefer a toob sized salamander. But do you have also a comparison photo? The price is, even that it´s for a good reason, a little expensive, so I wanted to know the size. Form the photos, it could be a perfect for my Bullyland Salamander.

Duck-Anch-Amun wrote:

Nice figurine, even that I would prefer a toob sized salamander. But do you have also a comparison photo? The price is, even that it´s for a good reason, a little expensive, so I wanted to know the size. Form the photos, it could be a perfect for my Bullyland Salamander.

Here it is

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Andreas, the contact form is not working for me. I tried it 3 times and I wasn't notified that it was sent neither that it was wrong. Have you used it or do you have a direct e-mail contact?

Roger wrote:

Andreas, the contact form is not working for me. I tried it 3 times and I wasn't notified that it was sent neither that it was wrong. Have you used it or do you have a direct e-mail contact?

I think it need only time. But here is a email

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Thanks andreas!