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Thanks Fernando, STS team is doing a great job, I added capybara, red panda, beaver, raccoon and platypus.
Now we have 19 of 24 listed.
Comparing to the Extralarge set, we're theorically missing:
Aardvark (top left)
Badger (top right)
Otter (bottom left)
Rabbit (left most)
Tapir (Where?)

I can't find a tapir in this picture but it can be seen in the other catalogue picture I posted above, it is the left bottom of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].
It's a little mistery too difficult for a blind croc, could you help me identifying the right most figure?
Also, is it a lighter version of the mongoose just below the badger or have I entered the wrong mongoose on TAW ?

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I wonder how do you tell the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] set versions from the slightly larger [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]. Differences are quite subtle sometimes.
Though, I'm convinced you're not cheating me. [You must be [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] to see this image.] I added armadillo, anteater, pangolin and maned wolf. Now we have 14 of 24. Let's hope we complete this set to work another set soon.
thanks Taylor and Alain, Taylor, don't you have the hollow extralarge version of the anteater, it is also missing as well as the aardvark. [You must be [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] to see this image.]

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I think I bought this set a while ago (minus the aye aye) but its in storage. When I get to it, I will try to remember to photograph it for the wiki.

Great Paige, I remember seeing them together with the slightly larger ones and a few others on your topic.Maybe we can list later the set with the mini lion and other common species which is not as popular as these ones.

I'm opening this topic to ask for pictures of these very small  Nayab animals. These figures are not easy to tell from the slightly larger ones but I believe we will be able of completing this set on TAW.
10 of them are already listed on TAW  if I got it correctly. This is set [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] of 24 assorted figures measuring 1 to 2 inches.

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honestly Roger, I appreciate all your effort to answer all my questions.
however, after reading and rereading them, I'm not sure I get the idea and I think they're not translatable to the guidelines page.
With so many different fields, it looks like those forms we have to fill up for customs after the Brexit.  
Nevertheless, , you've been doing a fantastic job on TAW and I think some of the ideas are useful.
Just an interesting little editing work of today to illustrate how it is not easy sometimes.

I added this Nayab wild feline. Its species identification was discussed before on forum.
What's that? This is the smallest of the Nayab lynxes, part of the set #166. How do I know it if they are neither marked or marketed with animal name?
A lynx? With such a long tail?  Basically Nayab have 4 versions of the same animals with a few exceptions. The hollow we call extralarge and large, the small version and these mini versions of the set #166.
Only the extralarge is marked with the outdated scientific name of the Eurasian lynx. Thus, we identify the smaller versions taking in consideration the extralarge model when the identification is plausible.
How should I identify it? Eurasian lynx to keep consistency  accepting it is just a lynx with an innacurate long tail or should I list it as a serval assuming Nayab retooled it to offer one more species?
Also, how do these fields work here? Isn't it easier to add a note?




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Isn't yours the one in front of the squirrel on set [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]?

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Looks a small version of the otter civet but those toes look different

This is one of the large ones.