Show us Yours- Weasel Family (Mustelidae)

Show your Mustelidae- this includes weasels, ferrets, martens, badgers, otters, wolverines, etc. but not skunks, they have been reclassified to be in a family of their own.
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weaselfan93 wrote:

Show your Mustelidae- this includes weasels, ferrets, martens, badgers, otters, wolverines, etc. but not skunks, they have been reclassified to be in a family of their own.

Thanks for the list Lance as I didn't know all the animals that would come under this family. Great collection! I still need the Mojo Wolverine

come on people, post some pictures

I will post some soon, but I am waiting for a package that will have one more to my mustiledae collection. In the mean time, great collection Lance! I see some Schleich, Mojo, Safari, and PV, but could you tell us the brands for the rest? I don't recognize them, but they are great!

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

I will post some soon, but I am waiting for a package that will have one more to my mustiledae collection. In the mean time, great collection Lance! I see some Schleich, Mojo, Safari, and PV, but could you tell us the brands for the rest? I don't recognize them, but they are great!

which species are you expecting?

weaselfan93 wrote:

come on people, post some pictures

Maybe tomorrow or on Sunday

This isn't comprehensive. My Ferrets (playvision and schleich) are way in the other room and the playvision honey badger and polecat and tayra are just going to get left out here. I think that's okay. Lance has them already nicely pictured above (as with most of what I have here).

Here are my Weasels, both by Kaiyodo. The Japanese Weasel and the Least Weasel.

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My Wolverines, Schleich, the Mojo Fun (which is awesome), and the very underwhelming Playvisions.

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My Otters, the Playvisions, the hulking (but lovely) Safari, and the CollectA.

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My American Badgers, the playvisions and the amazing Safari:

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And finally, my European Badgers: The CollectA, Bullyland, old Schleich, Schleich babies, New Schleich, and Mojo Fun. I still find it bizarre--if it is indeed the case--that Schleich is retiring the Badger but keeping the pups.

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I look forward to seeing the Starlux badger and some Kaiyodo Monument figures!

I am expecting the Mojo Fun wolverine, to make my other Schleich not so lonely.

I will try to show the photos later too!

Great collection Scott. i love the two kaiyodo weasels and i might think about adding them to my collection.
And Paige, which animals are you curious about in my picture. i will be happy to answer any specific questions. weasels are my specialty............

scot(t) wrote:

here are my Weasels, both by Kaiyodo. The Japanese Weasel and the Least Weasel.

I love the little guy on the right! Wonderful collection Scott, that PV American badger is gorgeous!

Lovely collection, and great photoes as always, Scott

The Kaiyodo models are wonderful, I have never seen them before (o)):

Here is my little flock of otters that reside on my "show-shelf"

The family is from AAA, the brown one is ELC and an little, hollow "Made in China" is part of the gang, too
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I LOVE otters. If I should mention one wild animal that I love, it would be the otter
Perhaps that is why I am so fascinated by Siamese cats. They move almost like otters, and they have a bit of the same kind of humour and playfullness

So many nice animals!!



Scott, i love your Kaiyodo least weasel and think i bwill hunt him

Lance, the ones I don't recognize are the little brown weasel with the red scarf, the four in front of the Schleich badger and the Safari otter, and the little gray weasel looking thing on the far right. Thanks.

great otters, Susanne

Wow, so many nice figures of animals from weasel family, that's fantastic, I didn't know many of them earlier I will also try to post some pics of my collection soon.

Paige,
the brown weasel came in a Safari pets tube. the four in front of the safari otter and badger are playvisions: ratel, tayra, marbled polecat, and black footed ferret. and the little gray one is an american badger but i am not sure of the brand. my sea otter is a very rare retired model from the Monterey Bay Aquarium collection.

They are gorgeous otters Susanne!! I love the one lying looking back, that's a typical otter pose

HKHollinstone wrote:

They are gorgeous otters Susanne!! I love the one lying looking back, that's a typical otter pose

Yes, me too, - they have even made the skin wrinkle where it bends

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Here are my Musties from Bullyland :
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oooo, I like that Bullyland Wolverine Susanne! (I think I saw that model in a picture Anna took of some of her currently displayed collection. It's nice to see a picture of it from closer up.) These are all nice figures.

Thanks Lance for the info. So far these are great collection!

i love the Bullyland wolverine Susanne. do you know where i could find one?

weaselfan93 wrote:

i love the Bullyland wolverine Susanne. do you know where i could find one?

I am afraid it is a bit hard to find...but you never know, it may turn up on ebay

But there's a list of reservations made for him anyway!

Great collection Susanne! You never stop impressing me! :)

Nice  more Susanne!!    

Here are my Mustelidea

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and extra my skunks:

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great animals Andreas. i like the little ermine on the base!

Thank you You mean the Kaiyodos

HKHollinstone wrote:

scot(t) wrote:

here are my Weasels, both by Kaiyodo. The Japanese Weasel and the Least Weasel.

I love the little guy on the right! Wonderful collection Scott, that PV American badger is gorgeous!

Nice collection from Kaiyodo!

Congratulation for your collections   

Here is my contribution but I'am afraid you will not discover a lot of unknown models    

Wow, they are so great Andreas and Christophe, wonderful collection! I love that PV american badger

Kikimalou wrote:

The otters
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Ohhh, so many nice ones...what brands are the one with a fish, and the little ones in the back ? (o)):

Kikimalou wrote:

The martens
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Those martens are fabulous
What brands, please ?

Wow Kiki, i like your Elastolin? weasel and the asian bagders. I think i will add this animals on my wishlist

Wow!

Andreas and Christophe, I love love love the Kaiyodo Marten! (the National Monuments series maybe?)

And Christophe, that Lineol Badger is amazing! just beautiful!

Thank you Scott, and yes, the Natural monuments serie.

hey ! Susanne

I love the yellow wolverine!!

Andreas, your collection is nice too!

chris, The kaiyodo marten is gorgeous!!

Many thanks Ken

Wonderful figures everyone! I love weasels *_*

Kikimalou wrote:

The martens
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That Kaiyodo marten in sitting position went straight to my wishlist!
(The Bullyland wolverine has already been there for a looong time : D )

Cristophe, what programme do you use to add writing to your pics?

Here are the Castlerigg mustelids:

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Old Lineol composition: these two different paint versions were usually sold as Ermine and Weasel.

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Kysethran, one of our 1/12th scale latex horses, likes to carry them about.

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Lineol 1930's Otter with fish ...

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... and its underside, with the GERMANY mark.

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Our Ark family of pewter Otters from the 1970's/1980's. (You can see that the young one is not yet painted.)

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Our Ark pair of composition Badgers, Madam Lineol leading the way, with Mr. Hausser-Elastolin behind her.

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Rolling Badger and Young Badger; more unpainted pewter castings which we hope to paint soon.

Sue & Lesley
castlerigg

They are all wonderful , - coulæd we expect less from you two ?

I am especially fascinated by the one cleaning his tummy , - and the way the horse and the horse and the ermine and weasel like to play, - good the lady keeps an eye on them

Wildheart wrote:

Cristophe, what programme do you use to add writing to your pics?

I used Photoshop but I think I will try to do it directly with Lr.

Sue and Lesley, I love to watch your wonderful figurines? It is like opening a box and find something really delicious and rare

castlerigg wrote:

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Our Ark family of pewter Otters from the 1970's/1980's. (You can see that the young one is not yet painted.).

They are gorgeous, I love the far right one the middle one is a very unusual pose!

Thank you, everyone, you've made some old mustelids very happy!

Sue & Lesley
castlerigg

HKHollinstone wrote:

castlerigg wrote:

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Our Ark family of pewter Otters from the 1970's/1980's. (You can see that the young one is not yet painted.).

They are gorgeous, I love the far right one the middle one is a very unusual pose!

The middle one is nice!!

Very very wonderful Sue and Lesley!!!

And i am agree with Harriet!!

Wow, those are wonderful! Thank you Sue & Lesley! I particularly love the Lineols: the badger and that Weasel. Just amazing and beautiful!

Allrighty then. At Lance's behest, I photographed my entire mustelidea collection tonight, and I'll post some pics tomorrow on here. Many of you have the same replicas I have, but I think I have one or two surprises hiding in my collection that many of you haven't seen before! What could they be now? Tune in tomorrow to find out! Here's a hint: Has anyone on here ever heard of a company from the 1980's called Funrise?