Show us yours : Sheep ! (Genus Ovis)

Carolynne has show us her collection of sheep, and I got the idea it could be fun to see all the kinds of sheep that we have in total.

I start with two sets of sheep that I like very much :
The elder ones from Papo, and the ones from Reisler.

The latter must be 50 or 55 years old. You can see some red marks on them. It is my Mom`s nailpolish. I marked MY figueres so my playmates could not say they were not mine  

Papo :

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Reisler ( The lamb to the left is also Reisler, but made much later) :
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Does anybody have other sheep to show ?  

Here are my sheeps:

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This is fun! I'll upload some of mine tomorrow.

I have no sheep!

-Kristie

my favorite thread! until i see all sorts of sheep i don't have yet

I love this Papo family. They're so silly! I have to get the ram still. The lamb is one of my top favorites - he looks so confused!
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The rare demon-possessed sheep by Reisler, plotting to cause mayhem and destruction, as soon as they can figure out how to pick up the giant match:
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Interesting collection, Andreas, I see VEB-Plaho, - and ????

Poor Kristie, good your name is not Mary
and you even gave me your goats

Harriet : I can`t wait

Mastiffcat wrote:

I love this Papo family. They're so silly! I have to get the ram still. The lamb is one of my top favorites - he looks so confused!

The rare demon-possessed sheep by Reisler, plotting to cause mayhem and destruction, as soon as they can figure out how to pick up the giant match:

OK here is a picture of all my sheep
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From left to Right:
Mojo, Schleich, ELC lamb and Britains.

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Gorgeous figueres, Harriet

Meerkat wrote:

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HKHollinstone wrote:

OK here is a picture of all my sheep
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From left to Right:
Mojo, Schleich, ELC lamb and Britains.

I covet your Britains!
That ELC Lamb is truly one of my favorites. It's one of the most realistic of all lambs, if not the most. The ELC Ewe on the other hand, looks like a basset hound with wool.

Mastiffcat wrote:

I covet your Britains!
That ELC Lamb is truly one of my favorites. It's one of the most realistic of all lambs, if not the most. The ELC Ewe on the other hand, looks like a basset hound with wool.

Thanks Carolynn yes the elc lamb is realistic - I wish the other elc sheep were as good.
I love Britains, the sheep are really cute and I love the shepherd, even though he's a bit worn.

I have a few sheep :) I'll take some pictures of them later

Very nice herd! I will show mine later too!

Rio wrote:

I have a few sheep :) I'll take some pictures of them later

ken yeo wrote:

Very nice herd! I will show mine later too!

Is it later soon

Here it is

Bullyland
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Papo
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Safari
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sheep family
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Beautiful sheeps!

They are wonderful, Ken
Such a beaytyful flock !

The ones from Bullyland are SO much nicer than in the catalogue. esp the female is LOVELY

Gosh! My wishlist just grew - again

Ken what a gorgeous collection of sheep! I love the Papo lamb

The expression on the Papo ram is wonderful!

In our part of the world, the two main cash crops are Sheep and Tourists. In our collection, there are a lot of Sheep, so this will take some time. To start with, here are some ancient metal Sheep from Lesley's childhood, mostly made by Britains Ltd.

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Common Sheep: Ram at left.

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Special breeds. Left to right after shepherd: Exmoor Horn Ram; Exmoor Horn Ewe; Hampshire Down Ram.

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The lambing shepherd and his boy with part of their flock.

Sue &Lesley
castlerigg

They are marvellous, Sue & Lesley !!!

So rare and old and precious
The shepherds and the boy also !!!
The labing shepherd is really busy, all the lovely lambs
And you say you have still more ?

I love it that you can also mention the breeds of sheep, you are wonderful collectors.
I think we are very lucky to have you two in this forum

Ha, ha, yes those retired Papo sheep are SO funny, I adore them

They are fabulous Sue and Lesley!! Lesley's sheep are lovely

Ken, such beautiful flock, thank you for sharing!
I love your Bullyland ewe and lamb. Their paint is wonderful. Please think of me if you ever decide to sell them!
I love the Safari ram and ewe. It's so unusual for anyone to have done a "heads up" breed, that I adore these two. This board is inspiring me to try my hand at remaking a model, and I think I will start with this pair. All they need is to fix their ears and they'd be nice Kerry Hill Sheep, I think. Fix the ears and build up their noses and they could be Blueface or Border Leicesters. Actually, they could be worked into a lot of breeds....

castlerigg wrote:

In our part of the world, the two main cash crops are Sheep and Tourists. In our collection, there are a lot of Sheep, so this will take some time. To start with, here are some ancient metal Sheep from Lesley's childhood, mostly made by Britains Ltd.

oooooo, pick me up off the floor! Your sheep are incredible!

I can't get over the Hampshire Down Ram - He's spectacular!
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Well, here goes again the most wonderful sheep ever made!
Atosa from Nayab, still in my collection but soon in a North American flock!
Why is this figure in my wild life collection???? Because I never saw before such a beauty!
I have another "Nayab?" sheep, a elegant ewe but is secret!

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