FERNANDO'S COLLECTION

The mandrill is stealing the show.   Superb group!

This is a wonderful set! I absolutely love that standing armadillo.

landrover wrote:

ALPINA Yogo-Yogo

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Nice monkeys and sloth

Lovely group!!

Great group of primates, with sloths great and small. What are the monkeys on the bottom right?

Nice primates from different ages Fernando

Many marvellous monkeys! I love all their different poses, monkeys are certainly one of the best animals in that there is such a huge variety of positions they can be sculpted in!

Superb figures as always!

That's so cool Fernando! You're copying Nayab. I am using your collective picture on TAW.
To be fair, it is a very nice set and the figures on background are particularly beautiful.
The real one doesn't look like an impala at all, maybe we need to redefine the identification. As soon as you provide individual pictures of the remaing ones, I will add them on TAW and try to give more accurate identifications if needed.

A very rare catch

What a great catch, Fernando - Very nice !

Oh! you have them all! and all the fantastic apes above!

How wonderful to have completed such a rare collection!

Thanks For your words Roger, Andreas, Yvette, Caracal and Bonnie .

These are quite nice models. I hope to find some! Congrats my friend.

Great series, Nayab is an endless surprising brand ! It's a shame they had to finish a large stock of gray paint, using more natural colors wouldn't have been more expensive. Maybe it's an idea from the marketing department, too many light brown animals in a polybag maybe isn't eye-catching enough

Thank you for showing Fernando

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rogerpgvg wrote:

Great group of primates, with sloths great and small. What are the monkeys on the bottom right?

are they sifakas Roger ?

they are very striking figures! I really like them,

landrover wrote:

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NAYAB ANTELOPES ITEM 126 COMPLETE

I tried to take a photo similar to the one on the poster

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Roger wrote:

That's so cool Fernando! You're copying Nayab. I am using your collective picture on TAW.
To be fair, it is a very nice set and the figures on background are particularly beautiful.
The real one doesn't look like an impala at all, maybe we need to redefine the identification. As soon as you provide individual pictures of the remaing ones, I will add them on TAW and try to give more accurate identifications if needed.

these are nice figures Fernando, well done!


- Roger, the horns on the impala are pretty close to the real style, only these are shorter and fatter which makes them appear strange.
Impalas are very elegant antelopes with beautiful shining faces and this figure doesn't do them justice.
It also lacks the sleek body and thin strong legs they have.
Nearly all brands except Jeol make a hash of impalas. Jeol is the only brand I've noticed that has been able to make their legs true to style and also sturdy at the same time, along with the (nealry) correct paint job.

It's hard for plastic toy makers to make thin, true to life supportive legs for their animals

sunny wrote:

- Roger, the horns on the impala are pretty close to the real style, only these are shorter and fatter which makes them appear strange.
Impalas are very elegant antelopes with beautiful shining faces and this figure doesn't do them justice.
It also lacks the sleek body and thin strong legs they have.
Nearly all brands except Jeol make a hash of impalas. Jeol is the only brand I've noticed that has been able to make their legs true to style and also sturdy at the same time, along with the (nealry) correct paint job.

It's hard for plastic toy makers to make thin, true to life supportive legs for their animals  

Yes, you are right, I will keep it identified as an impala. We all know those Nayab large figures are not the most scientifically accurate models but they're nice anyway.

sunny wrote:

landrover wrote:

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rogerpgvg wrote:

Great group of primates, with sloths great and small. What are the monkeys on the bottom right?

are they sifakas Roger ?

they are very striking figures! I really like them,

There is only one Sifaka, the others are a Proboscis monkey and Gibbons.

Roger wrote:

sunny wrote:

- Roger, the horns on the impala are pretty close to the real style, only these are shorter and fatter which makes them appear strange.
Impalas are very elegant antelopes with beautiful shining faces and this figure doesn't do them justice.
It also lacks the sleek body and thin strong legs they have.
Nearly all brands except Jeol make a hash of impalas. Jeol is the only brand I've noticed that has been able to make their legs true to style and also sturdy at the same time, along with the (nealry) correct paint job.

It's hard for plastic toy makers to make thin, true to life supportive legs for their animals  

Yes, you are right, I will keep it identified as an impala. We all know those Nayab large figures are not the most scientifically accurate models but they're nice anyway.

Impala is probably a more "reasonable" choice and I agree, even if it looks more like a Southern puku !

Kitan Club made also an impressive Impala Annette and we missed alas the Jeol on TAW

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Nice again, i like especially figures like the red dog.

Aw some nice models there! Love the donkey, armadillo, and westie.