The not marked animals in my zoo

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I opened a Nayab Turtles topic and posted my MataMata there.

I see :)

Some more stuff

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A dingo, a blue-bielled duck and a wolf/fox

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They are wonderful

Thank you Susanne :)

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I see that a lot of figurines here are on pics where i now know the brand. So you can see here also Kenner, Learning Ressources, Nayab, Azur (vintage) and any more :)

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I love this one

Thank you :)

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A lonely grasshopper  

But he looks very nice

Thank you Susanne :)

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The owl looks like a figure I found on the Wing Mau site:

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A dingo, a blue-bielled duck and a wolf/fox

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Gasp, that dingo Where did you get it? It's wonderful! The wolf/fox as well

Thank you Julie, i found them of Taobao :)

Thanks Andreas, for sharing.

I would like ,have the birds of pencil top.

Always exiting to see what you found in this topic , - and again we see beautyful models

That owl is gorgeous, - and the dingo, of course !

Arrrh ! Why is Wing Mao so elusive

Thank you Susanne :) Wing Mau is only the maker :)

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Many marine animals, every day better.

Congrats.

Thank you Fernando :)

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newcomers. The ray could be a tine K&M, but i am not sure

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Nice additions, specially the bird,

Thank you Fernando :)

vintage stuff

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The lemur looks great, Andreas! Congratulations! So you don't know a brand, but do you know where it came from, was it included in any set, are there any other sets? Very neat figurine!!

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The lemur looks great, Andreas! Congratulations! So you don't know a brand, but do you know where it came from, was it included in any set, are there any other sets? Very neat figurine!!

Thank you. I found it on ebay. It is made in china and a knockoff of a ringtailed lemur (i think Safari)

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Here sea animals

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crabs (bought 1998 of cran canaria)

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That grey whale...

Thank you :)

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The blue beetle is Carabus auratus by Bullyland; if yours is not marked it might be a knock-off.

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crabs (bought 1998 of cran canaria)

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If they are not marked, most of those crabs are knock-offs of Play Visions. I do not know the origin of the spiny lobster. The brown and blue crab on the far left is (or is a knock-off of) the crab from the K&M International Kelp Dwellers Toob.

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This looks like it came from my house-I think I have everything here LOL.

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I see knock-offs of Club Earth spiders and XX beetles, plus the diving beetle from the very rare Bugs Life collection. Also a lot of TM (or TM knock-offs). Many of the butterflies appear to be from the K&M International Butterfly Nature Tube (see my review for comparison and species' names). One butterfly is Safari LTD and I see a lot of Imperial Toys beetles.

Thank you for the informations Blaine :)

Hurraaaay for true experts

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The butterfly life cycle is AAA, or a knock-off of AAA (the paint jobs do not look as detailed or crisp as my actual AAA set). My figures do not have 'AAA' stamped on them, but the packaging confirmed it. The frog life cycle is probably the same scenario.

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The butterfly life cycle is AAA, or a knock-off of AAA (the paint jobs do not look as detailed or crisp as my actual AAA set). My figures do not have 'AAA' stamped on them, but the packaging confirmed it. The frog life cycle is probably the same scenario.

Blaine, is there any chance that you make a comparison/review between your AAA butterfly lifecycle and the Safari one? I defintely want to get one of these once I already own the AAA frog lifecycle.

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The butterfly life cycle is AAA, or a knock-off of AAA (the paint jobs do not look as detailed or crisp as my actual AAA set). My figures do not have 'AAA' stamped on them, but the packaging confirmed it. The frog life cycle is probably the same scenario.

Blaine, is there any chance that you make a comparison/review between your AAA butterfly lifecycle and the Safari one? I defintely want to get one of these once I already own the AAA frog lifecycle.

Roger, all my life cycles can be seen on a thread I started on the ATF: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I should copy this thread to STS; in what board would you recommend putting it?

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The butterfly life cycle is AAA, or a knock-off of AAA (the paint jobs do not look as detailed or crisp as my actual AAA set). My figures do not have 'AAA' stamped on them, but the packaging confirmed it. The frog life cycle is probably the same scenario.

Thank you, i think that are knock offs because i found them in Bangkoks china town :)

I think it is Hang Shun, but only marked with China

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Where in the world do you find all this stuff!!!????

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Where in the world do you find all this stuff!!!????

Oh, some in Bangkok, some of Gran Canaria, some czech Republik, some Germany and on ebay or chinese online auctions or or or :)

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The butterfly life cycle is AAA, or a knock-off of AAA (the paint jobs do not look as detailed or crisp as my actual AAA set). My figures do not have 'AAA' stamped on them, but the packaging confirmed it. The frog life cycle is probably the same scenario.

Blaine, is there any chance that you make a comparison/review between your AAA butterfly lifecycle and the Safari one? I defintely want to get one of these once I already own the AAA frog lifecycle.

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I should copy this thread to STS; in what board would you recommend putting it?

Whilst the topic I suggested is clearly to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] section. This very interesting topic you linked from ATF, is a traditional [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ... I will study the introduction of your thread as a middle month topic. I will let you know then. thi

If anybody knows the brand, please let me know

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a Takara Tomy copy
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I think it is Hang Shun, but only marked with China

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Bought the South American animals for the chinchilla haha.

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