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I don't really know what to tell about these geckos. Though, it is a good idea to include geckos in their range. Thanks for sharing Jolie. So you have a warpie eagle and you're not satisfied about it?

Kikimalou wrote:

I understand that some of our members are disappointed with Mojo this year.

Unfortunately, I'm a bit disappointed myself.

STS has a special bond with Mojo and it has been a great opportunity and a great adventure for us.

For several years James has allowed collectors to participate in the development of his toys: the pangolin, the Proboscis monkey, the lynx, the 2nd generation lions, Linnaeus's two-toed sloth, the Sable and of course the Crested macaque (thank you James   ).

Mojo fun also allowed Anna to share her talent with us with the Gaur, the Thylacine, the Quagga, the honeybadgers, etc.

How many companies have produced a sun bear and a black bear before a grizzly or a brown bear? A Tamandua before a Giant anteater? A Brazilian tapir before a Malayan tapir? An emu before an ostrich?

I understand the brand's need to develop its range with more mainstream animals.

In recent years, I've been delighted with warthogs, African elephants, anacondas and aardvarks, so it's no big deal if this year isn't the one I was hoping for.

I still have a lot of respect and gratitude for James Connely.
By the way Rogério, your Lion #0 is still my favourite Mojo lion.    

Thanks Christophe, it is a very well finished figure and apparently the inspiration was a very good and famous model but this one has a wig.
Of course this particular figure is very special to me for obvious reasons but my favorite lion is Mojo #2. I really like that model despite the lack of a chin.

I understand that some of our members are disappointed with Mojo this year.

Unfortunately, I'm a bit disappointed myself.

STS has a special bond with Mojo and it has been a great opportunity and a great adventure for us.

For several years James has allowed collectors to participate in the development of his toys: the pangolin, the Proboscis monkey, the lynx, the 2nd generation lions, Linnaeus's two-toed sloth, the Sable and of course the Crested macaque (thank you James ).

Mojo fun also allowed Anna to share her talent with us with the Gaur, the Thylacine, the Quagga, the honeybadgers, etc.

How many companies have produced a sun bear and a black bear before a grizzly or a brown bear? A Tamandua before a Giant anteater? A Brazilian tapir before a Malayan tapir? An emu before an ostrich?

I understand the brand's need to develop its range with more mainstream animals.

In recent years, I've been delighted with warthogs, African elephants, anacondas and aardvarks, so it's no big deal if this year isn't the one I was hoping for.

I still have a lot of respect and gratitude for James Connely.
By the way Rogério, your Lion #0 is still my favourite Mojo lion.    

Joliezac wrote:

I was mostly disappointed with the Mojo figures I purchased last year, so I may be waiting to see in hand photos first in the future.

Which ones disappointed you ?

Roger wrote:

Exactly, STS is not the place for hate, we can give our opinion but in a polite way and constructively. Surely we have to be honest but avoiding agressive comments.

I think it is interesting to show the Lion #0, it was supposed to be the first Mojö lion but it was never released since the brand manager was not happy with the final result. I have one of the 5 samples produced and as you can see, it has a large mane and quite dark.

Exactly, STS is not the place for hate, we can give our opinion but in a polite way and constructively. Surely we have to be honest but avoiding agressive comments.

I think it is interesting to show the Lion #0, it was supposed to be the first Mojö lion but it was never released since the brand manager was not happy with the final result. I have one of the 5 samples produced and as you can see, it has a large mane and quite dark.