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Steve170
Country/State : United Kingdom Age : 36 Joined : 2011-11-22 Posts : 716
| Subject: YOWIE Bilby puzzle Fri Jun 08, 2012 12:34 am | |
| Can anyone help me with this bilby. It was given to me maybe around 15 years ago. It is a puzzle model of a bilby, Australia's equivalent of the easter bunny. As you can see, at some point I must've thought it looked better without ears...so they went, which is a real disapointment. But still happy to own a bilby. The head and tail can move up and down seperately. Can anyone tell me anything about the model itself? Thanks _________________ More pictures of my Collection... https://toyanimalmuseum.blogspot.com ...Latest update 08/03/20
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SUSANNE Admin
Country/State : Denmark, the peninsula of Djursland. Age : 71 Joined : 2010-09-30 Posts : 37808
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HKHollinstone
Country/State : England, CUMBRIA Age : 31 Joined : 2010-03-30 Posts : 11285
| Subject: Re: YOWIE Bilby puzzle Fri Jun 08, 2012 10:38 am | |
| He's so cute! _________________ Harriet My *Collection* My *Handmade Animal Sculpture*
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widukind
Country/State : Germany Age : 48 Joined : 2010-12-30 Posts : 44415
| Subject: Re: YOWIE Bilby puzzle Fri Jun 08, 2012 5:44 pm | |
| I think too it is a Australian Yowies. _________________ www.spielzeugtiere.com STS members can merge Andreas |
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Steve170
Country/State : United Kingdom Age : 36 Joined : 2011-11-22 Posts : 716
| Subject: Re: YOWIE Bilby puzzle Fri Jun 08, 2012 10:13 pm | |
| - SUSANNE wrote:
- It looks very much like an Australian Yowie, but I don`t know if they existed 15 years ago
Arrrh, what a shame with the ears. Children do the weirdest things to their toys sometimes. Well, that is why old collector`s items become so rare I may well be wrong with the date. I have just searched Australian yowie bilby and it is exactly that, from series 1 apparently. Massivly annoying about the ears, maybe I was trying to make a mouse? I used to regularly 'modify' toys I had when I was younger - not in a 'Sid from Toy Story' way - but I used to think I was making them better... Real pitty Thanks for the help _________________ More pictures of my Collection... https://toyanimalmuseum.blogspot.com ...Latest update 08/03/20
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Roger Admin
Country/State : Portugal Age : 49 Joined : 2010-08-20 Posts : 35052
| Subject: Re: YOWIE Bilby puzzle Sat Jun 09, 2012 12:20 am | |
| I have a friend, of about my age that when he was a boy was always making experiences with his sister's dolls. Of course the end of the story was a destroyed doll and a girl very sad. Now she is an adulte collector of old dolls and he helps her restoring them, something that she is not able and he does in a spectacular way. An inventive man and a happy woman. Of course I don't like when children destroy toys, unless when it is made in an ingenious way. |
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Katty
Country/State : New Zealand Age : 39 Joined : 2012-04-02 Posts : 456
| Subject: Re: YOWIE Bilby puzzle Sat Jun 09, 2012 10:34 am | |
| Yup Yowie. I have two of that little guy. One of mine had his little ear broken off two. |
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jarda
Country/State : Česká republika Age : 52 Joined : 2011-01-24 Posts : 1279
| Subject: Re: YOWIE Bilby puzzle Sat Jun 09, 2012 11:23 pm | |
| The entire one on E-Bay:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SERIES-1-YOWIE-RARE-GREEN-PAPER-BILBY-VARIATION-/300711235130 |
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