Mojo 2012 Great White Shark

Roger wrote:

Sharks only have two expressions, smiling... :)

...or laughing!

They lived for a very long time fighting against mass extinctions but I'm afraid humans will make them cry!

Great pictures,Roger!Gosh,look at those big teeth...

Great pictures,Roger!Gosh,look at those big teeth... [/quote]

Look at these, Vivien! Much more impressive, unless for a crocodile!

Thanks for posting,I love Walrusses.Especially this one looks almost cute compared to
the White Shark. :)

Nice white shark!
Maybe he has some little flaws, but he is quit ok...

Susanne, you would not even like to know where white sharks do live, in most cold waters around the world.
They are often seen around our countries, and there are lots of them in the Mediterranean, as there are seals, dolphins and whales to feed on!

The teeth are big indeed Vivian, but just look at those of the extinct Megalodon, the ancestor of the white shark, and start thinking how big he was...

Only one tooth of an adult Megalodon...


Scale comparison


Here you can see, that the Megalodon could easily eat white sharks for breakfast...

I'm glad the Megalodon isn't around today - bbbut I'm never going swimming in the sea again

Another comparison of the Megalodon ...

Roger wrote:

Another comparison of the Megalodon ...

Roger wrote:

Another comparison of the Megalodon ...

Wow,Willy is so tiny in comparison with the Megalodon!!

HKHollinstone wrote:

I'm glad the Megalodon isn't around today - bbbut I'm never going swimming in the sea again

Yes Harriet, swimming was a real exploit in those good old days and I don't think megalodon was the only bad guy then

Look at this cute anchowy

Elephants are small animals? I can't see Willy!

Roger wrote:

Elephants are small animals? I can't see Willy!

Near the "little" triceratops... But I can't see the Bacardi bottle

Kikimalou wrote:

Roger wrote:

Elephants are small animals? I can't see Willy!

Near the "little" triceratops... But I can't see the Bacardi bottle

Oh, I see clearly now!

I would like to know please Crocolambobert (all seeing moderator ) if you can mix 2 topics in 1?

If so after seeing this very handsome Megalodon i would like to make my vote for the 2013 wishlist.

Prehistoric Mammals (not technically true but i will try)
Megalodon, Megalodon & Megalodon

Prehistoric Sea Creatures
Megalodon, Megalodon and of course Megalodon

Sea Life
Megalodon, Megalodon and mmmmmmmm thinking mmmmmmm oh yes Megalodon

and finally

Aquatic creatures (new category)
Megalodon, megalodon and finally Willy with 2 Bacardi bottles strapped to his back as aqua lungs swimming in his fish tank

Oh I nearly forgot, can I have a Megalodon please

Kikimalou wrote:

HKHollinstone wrote:

I'm glad the Megalodon isn't around today - bbbut I'm never going swimming in the sea again

Yes Harriet, swimming was a real exploit in those good old days and I don't think megalodon was the only bad guy then

Look at this cute anchowy

goodness he was so ugly! I'll stick to swimming in the river.

Egbert wrote:

I would like to know please Crocolambobert (all seeing moderator ) if you can mix 2 topics in 1?

If so after seeing this very handsome Megalodon i would like to make my vote for the 2013 wishlist.

Prehistoric Mammals (not technically true but i will try)
Megalodon, Megalodon & Megalodon

Prehistoric Sea Creatures
Megalodon, Megalodon and of course Megalodon

Sea Life
Megalodon, Megalodon and mmmmmmmm thinking mmmmmmm oh yes Megalodon

and finally

Aquatic creatures (new category)
Megalodon, megalodon and finally Willy with 2 Bacardi bottles strapped to his back as aqua lungs swimming in his fish tank

Oh I nearly forgot, can I have a Megalodon please

I love the idea of Willy the Baccardi diver!
A little megolamaniac but a lovely idea!
Well, nobody knows exactly how a megalodon looked but all studies makes it very similar to a great white shark. Would it result as a replica? Well, a nice idea, maybe?

Hmm, making a too cute figurine isn' t the only alternative to create evil monsters. The head looks a little like this fascinating giant:
http://www.geo.de/GEO/natur/tierwelt/64438.html
The scene with the seal in it's mouth is one of the most impressive moments in an animal documentary for a very long time for me btw..
Back to mojo Jaws:
i think it's very difficult to do the teeth, mojo ssemed to fail in my opinion, papo did the best teeth, but the coloration was worse. at least ehen rating the modification by ken.

Thank you for putting me in the water with these giants my friends!
I am not afraid...

Even with the 2 Bacardi bottles on my back, i just couldn't survive...
I have to drink them at once, to not feel all those teeth getting in me!

Where is my beloved bottle?
Oh here it is, aaaahhhhhhh!
Somewhere between all of these, which i attached on my back!



We could call that a softkill...

Hi, Does anyone has any pics of the real figure, not catalog pics? Thank you.

hey, i just returned from a shop where they had this model available. I was a little disappointed as it came out very toyish and rounded, no alternative to papo, maybe even schleich and of course safari monterey bay.
I didn't take any pics and this is just my opinion, maybe other collectors like the "cute" great white.

PeGe wrote:

hey, i just returned from a shop where they had this model available. I was a little disappointed as it came out very toyish and rounded, no alternative to papo, maybe even schleich and of course safari monterey bay.
I didn't take any pics and this is just my opinion, maybe other collectors like the "cute" great white.

Thanks for your imput Philipp!
I would love to see pictures from anyone who will get it. I remember that figures was made with huge enthusiasm, it is a shame that it is not nice enough for you as someone that like sea life figures. However collecting is like this. Half year after official date release, not bad for a recent brand. I continue waiting for Papo and CollectA 2012 figures here.

hey Rogério,
thank you for your pleasant answer. From time to time, i could think you feel personally offended when someone doesn't like a Mojo figurine
You have to see the real sculpt, not pictures to see that the body is shaped like a grain of rice. This looks like a bloated specimen. With sharp teeth of course.,........
Btw: even Mojo can do some not entirely good figurines did you ever take a look at the seal?,...

PeGe wrote:

hey Rogério,
thank you for your pleasant answer. From time to time, i could think you feel personally offended when someone doesn't like a Mojo figurine

Philipp, reading again my comment I don't know why you think I am offended? First I wanted to show that your comment was not ignored although the topic is already somewhat old. Then, I don't know the figure so what I feel is only a little disappointment, not with you, of course. Remember when you helped me to find the Papo oryx? You asked me why I wanted that figure. You were right, when I got it I felt somewhat disappointed too. Why? Because I always have huge expectations from Papo and the same happens with Mojo. Maybe if the oryx was from another brand I would feel it was nicer.
I am not even disagreeing with you but I understand why some people think there is a Mojo thing on me. It would be perfectly natural as long as there are 2 friends working there. But I try always to be fair, and sealife is definitively a subject I am not confortable with. IF I discuss it is to try to learn more about it. Check * here * where recently I am trying to discuss a CollectA sealife figure with 2 collectors much more knowledgeable than me. Unfortunately my comment is so silly that I haven't deserved a reply, not even someone saying that sometimes I feel offended when someone doesn't like a CollectA figure. :)

hey Rogério,
thank you for sour answer. I've never thought about "posting empathy" or disappointment because of ignored postings.
But when i imagine how someone would author him or herself,
your phrases are a good example. So sorry for misinterpretation!
Concerning your walrus: you're right. Concerning unanswered posts: i don't know why this happens,it just does....from time to time.

PeGe wrote:

hey Rogério,
thank you for sour answer. I've never thought about "posting empathy" or disappointment because of ignored postings.
But when i imagine how someone would author him or herself,
your phrases are a good example. So sorry for misinterpretation!
Concerning your walrus: you're right. Concerning unanswered posts: i don't know why this happens,it just does....from time to time.

Unanswered posts are normal things in a forum with activity similar to this one. Although I give a lot of time to the forum, I also miss many posts for sure. :)
About the taste of my answer, it is exactly as the taste of some figures.
Sometimes, the same food has a good taste and a bad taste. If we are hungry it tastes good for sure. If we are angry it will taste bad. I hope you'll not thinking I'm saying you're angry or hungry. When we are happy and well-fed even the good food loose importance.
Thanks for your agreement about the walrus. It is important for me to read opinions like yours.

Thank you to move the topic from darkness to light

Even if I am still unable to see the real MÖJO white shark, even in pics, I thank you to advised me about the PAPO great white which seems more interesting than I thought first

I have the Mojö white shark. Sorry for the bad photos! (I rather buy more plastic animals than better camera!)

The surface is very gentle and also very easy scratchable, so it already has some scratches and no one even played with it.


And the comparison with the Schleich retiring one:

Thanks for pictures Bojan. I can't give a valuable opinion about the figure. However, it is not the first time someone find scratches in a Mojo figure. Mainly those with smoother surfaces. It is disturbing indeed. I hope James read it. I know the visual effect of the great mat finish from Mojo figures is excelent but if the price is an easily scratchable figure I am afraid it won't be good.

Thanks for the pictures! He doesn't look too bad for a first try for a great white, but I'm a little unsure about getting him because of how smooth the surface is and how easy he can get scratches Hopefully they'll notice it make changes in the future.

Bojan wrote:

I have the Mojö white shark. Sorry for the bad photos! (I rather buy more plastic animals than better camera!)

The surface is very gentle and also very easy scratchable, so it already has some scratches and no one even played with it.


And the comparison with the Schleich retiring one:

Wow thanks, can you please add a pic from above? I need to see how the tail looks from above in order to make my mind.