Plastoy: A sheep, a fox and a little prince ;-)

Some of you are fortunate to have a little princess  
I wished I had one, - but now I have three little princes        

Perhaps they don`t realy belong in this forum, but please alow me to show them anyway, at least there are two little critters also  

They are made by Plastoy, - ta-daaa, may I introduce Le Petit Prince :

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I got them at the great site that Harriet found : sandspielfiguren.de

They are so cute! The boy with the fox should be called Roger

SUSANNE wrote:

Perhaps they don`t realy belong in this forum, but please alow me to show them anyway, at least there are two little critters also

Oh, they do belong here

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HKHollinstone wrote:

They are so cute! The boy with the fox should be called Roger

Of course
From now on his name is Roger
Unfortunately the one with the sheep can`t be called Carolynne

skysthelimit wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

Perhaps they don`t realy belong in this forum, but please alow me to show them anyway, at least there are two little critters also

Oh, they do belong here

Ahhh, yes, Robert, - I must take a picture of them with the baobab tree
Why didn`t I think of that tok-tok

I'm completly sure they belong here! For those who have read Le Petit Prince and know how STS works they will soon understand how close are they related!
I love this book!
Ah, a lot of great thoughts in it... one of them "What is essential is invisible to the eye!" - said the fox! She also says something very human when when she says that a planet without chickens is not perfect!
Chapter of the fox

HKHollinstone wrote:

They are so cute! The boy with the fox should be called Roger

Harriet? Have you noticed about me and Carolynn??? We are twins!!!

That's why i wear a bowtie, Roger, so no one mixes me up with you and your yellow scarf.

Mastiffcat wrote:

That's why i wear a bowtie, Roger, so no one mixes me up with you and your yellow scarf.

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Roger, thankyou for the link
I have not read that book for many, many years. It is just beyond compare

Mastiffcat wrote:

That's why i wear a bowtie, Roger, so no one mixes me up with you and your yellow scarf.

Roger wrote:

Harriet? Have you noticed about me and Carolynn??? We are twins!!!

I nearly said, and the other should be called Carolynn, except it's a boy

Mastiffcat wrote:

That's why i wear a bowtie, Roger, so no one mixes me up with you and your yellow scarf.

I used a translator to know what are you talking about! My English is very e
poor as you know but I think I already know more than 1000 animal related words , not clothes and so. Bowtie and scarf were not in my vocabulary! Here a bowtie is a papillon, French word for
butterfly! :)

And a papillon is a dog here

Well, that is a breed of dog Susanne, here to, otherwise it is French for butterfly here...
But funny figurines Suzy! :)

These figurines remind me of the pictures from the book I saw as a child. I think they were made by Exupéry himself.

Cyhyraeth wrote:

These figurines remind me of the pictures from the book I saw as a child. I think they were made by Exupéry himself.

Yes it was *klick*

Roger sent a link here above to the part about the little fox

The Papillon dog is called so because his ears are said to look like butterflies.

Roger, i am glad to help extend your English, but i assure you, your English is infinitely better than my Portuguese! i only know a few words in Portuguese, and those only to read, not even speak.

I know one word : Rapaosa ! It means fox , Roger told me

In Spanish, that is easy ZORRO

Mastiffcat wrote:

The Papillon dog is called so because his ears are said to look like butterflies.

Roger, i am glad to help extend your English, but i assure you, your English is infinitely better than my Portuguese! i only know a few words in Portuguese, and those only to read, not even speak.

SUSANNE wrote:

I know one word : Rapaosa ! It means fox , Roger told me

In Spanish, that is easy ZORRO

I'm very glad to know that you are learning Portuguese language! Raposa is a beautiful word and this wonderful book in Portuguese is called "O Principezinho" Nice word, isn't it?

O Principezinho, - yes that is a very nice name for the book
It sounds like music

Look, Bullyland has also made some this year, I did not know that :
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