New website live: Cetacean Toy Figure Collector

I've been working on a website for my collection of whale and dolphin figures, and it is now live. I am still taking and uploading pictures and writing descriptions mostly for the toothed whale species, but most of my baleen whales can be found on the website now. I will post an update here when all the toothed whales are up too. Please take a look at www.cetacean-toy-figures-collector.com . Thank you to anyone who visits my website  


Any tips are welcome too! As are any questions of course.

Oh congratulations! From someone who recently launched a website for their collection also I know how much work that is. Everything looks wonderful and I will be spending a lot of time there. :)

Love the site so far! I'd love to see updates. I've been working on a new site myself and its been probably a 2 year process now . It is a lot of work so I applaud you! I like how you have short descriptions of your models.

it's wonderful, congratulations! and I love your homepage photo of the tiny one next to the enormous one! it sums up cetaceans :)
good luck on your endeavour!

I've read it all. I love the simple way you did it since everything is quite intuitive. Your additional texts are also very interesting. I'm looking forward to see more, especially the sections not related with baleen whales.

Thank you all very much! Making your own website is indeed a lot of work. The toothed whales will be added over the next two weeks or so, with a few every day (when I have time). Glad to read you enjoy it so far!

Great website. I like your comments on each model and the size information is very useful. What are the transparent supports that you use? And I am curious what the gigantic model on the home page is.

rogerpgvg wrote:

Great website. I like your comments on each model and the size information is very useful. What are the transparent supports that you use? And I am curious what the gigantic model on the home page is.

Thank you! The supports are by PNSO, they come with most of their bipedal dinosaur models. The huge model is the Kaiyodo Mega Sofubi Advance blue whale, my absolute favourite figure ever I have yet to add an image of it on my blue whale page, once I find a way to photograph such a large model.

Thanks. I wondered whether it was the Kaiyodo, but I couldn't find it among your blue whales.

I finished uploading the dolphins and some other toothed whale species. Now, just the sperm whales and orca's to go

They all look great! Nice work my friend.

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

They all look great! Nice work my friend.

Thank you!

I have seen the CBIOV male porpoise is missing. But i also dont see the calf. And do you know the Kaiyodo Brydes whales?

widukind wrote:

I have seen the CBIOV male porpoise is missing. But i also dont see the calf. And do you know the Kaiyodo Brydes whales?

I don't collect calves nor very small whales like Kaiyodo

Balaenoptera wrote:

widukind wrote:

I have seen the CBIOV male porpoise is missing. But i also dont see the calf. And do you know the Kaiyodo Brydes whales?

I don't collect calves nor very small whales like Kaiyodo

Ah okay