Susanne's 2013 newcomers

Tierman : Thanks for the link and for telling about TOPPS. It was interesting, and then I have been learning something new today   .
I also will say thanks for sharing the "Animobil.info Schleich Animals". The site has been very useful to me while making list over my Schleich collection.  

Chimera : I hope you will find the TOPPS pieces you still not have, and I look forward to see photos. Thanks for your links. And welcome to the forum.  

Susanne : Thanks for sharing photos. Now I see this thread is old, but I have been wondering a lot about who the little penguin was. Now I know her name: Hossie.    

susanne : they are cute specially the babies....

I would love to share a picture but I'm not sure how?

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I would love to share a picture but I'm not sure how?

You can read one way here : [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

The whole idea is that you need a host for the photoes, and there you

The instructions how to use Photobucket is outdated...but the site is here : [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Let me try a quick instruction, please tell me if it works ...

First you register
Then I advice you make a "Library", almost the same as in Windows.

1) Upload  ( Orange button) your pictures to the relevant folder in the library
2) Back to the folder
3)Turn "Organize" on
4) Mark the picture(s) you want to link
5) Click "Link" ( Bottom , right ) and click IMG Codes

Now back to the forum and insert the links. Use preview to see if it is ok. Send ! 

IMPORTANT : The pictures should not be over 800 pixels wide.
You can adjust befoe uploading, or do it in Photobucket : [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

i love all of them Susanne. are the siku figures made of plastic?  

Here are my farm animals from Siku.One is the same as Susanne's with the addition of the sheep and pig and the other is another set.
The last picture is a copy of the Siku/Breyer horse and made in china.
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Cute new additions    

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Here are my farm animals from Siku.One is the same as Susanne's with the addition of the sheep and pig and the other is another set.
The last picture is a copy of the Siku/Breyer horse and made in china.
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Some of you may have a good idea what I have done most of the day ?
Yes ! Struggling to find out how my new computer - with Linux operation system - works        

I think I have found out how to redigate pictures now, even if I keep making blunders
The colours are a bit harsh, but I hope they are ok   

Most of my additions have been the result of help and generosity from STS-friends ,
But I have also BOUGHT some  

First : The absolutely adorable turtle " Lonely George " from Collecta :
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Also from CollectA : A charming, little Chasmosaurus
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From Torben's collection : Large bull marked BRUDER :
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And a "fleabitten" grey horse from BRUDER :
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Sue helped me to get this fabulous butterfly from Safari Smithsonian  :
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Ta-daaaaa! The tiger mum and her tree lovely kittens     
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 The black Schleich schnauzer with tag and tag  
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Two snakes from Chap Mei  
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And then I did a bit of Bullyland-shopping  

The retired large whale shark :
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Sophie and her Fallabella-pony out driving  
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The new Lipizzaner stallion from 2013, compered to the now retired one to the left :
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This year the Lewitzer got a new painting :
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The previous variation is much more detailed...perhaps too expensive to make ? :
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The lovely, motherly Percheron-mare was retired some time ago, so I decided to get here while she is still available  
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The dark brown WWürttemberger geldig was launched in 2010, - about time I got him  
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Actually he is a darker vesion of the Hanoverian, which was retired the same year  
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From Safari :
The Virginia deer...they have been on my wish list for a long time   
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Last the Safari set " Life cycle of a Luna moth " :
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Oh, so many fantastic figures! I want also a computer with Linux and thousands of toys!
From the wonderful tortoise to these life cycles, the apex of an educational toy.
Interesting, I like best the old variation of the lewitzer, but I lke also best the darker color for Württenberger. I like also the orange Virginians and of course orange tigress with babies.

Great newbies!

These are so lovely! The mother tiger and children are so happy  

And the Deer are lovely too.

What adorable critters!

Congratulation Susanne   I must think about the Virginian deer family, the sculpts are beautiful  

Thankyou, Roger, Paige, Miss Jane and Christophe   

Christophe, yes, those orange deer are beautyful !!!!
The male came with badly twisted antlers, because the plastic "thing" that shoyld keep it in shape, falls off.
So I forced the antlers into shape and attached the "thing" with a rubber band, and after a couple of weeks the antlers are now perfect   

Roger, " ...... a computer with Linux and thousands of toys ! "      Yes almost better than visiting a chocolate factury, isn't it   

Miss Jane : Yes ! That tiger and her cubs are so absolutely lovely ! Perhaps I am sentimental, but I can't help smiling whenever I look at them   

Nice set-up Susanne, nursing tigress with a cowboy  
Congrats on your additions  

Wonderful additions Susanne!! Congratulations! I think this tigress is soo beautiful. I love also Luna moth, these Life Cycle sets by Safari are really nice

Owr, so many great things to look at, even a lot which I haven't ever seen before Shame the butterfly can't spread its wings. Looks like it has something even more beautiful to show!

Bullyland horses never really caught mre, but those you show look sweet, and nice to see the mould which has the hind leg in relaxing position, nothing I've seen in a horse model before. Strange really. - Schleich! Make a big heavy horse in relaxing pose! Jutland Horse maybe!

Tigress with triplets she's beautiful. A bit staring eyes, but as far as I've seen tigers can have those very 'alert' eyes, so I suppose she's just the way she shall be

Wonderful newcomers Susanne, lonely George is also a newcomer for me this month         

Thankyou, dear friends


Robert    Cowboy-Ken is an unusually handy handyman  

Anna, yes, those sets area good idea for christmas presents for smaller children, aren't they ? 
Actually I bought them for children in my family, - but now I want to keep them  

Carola Well, Bullyland models are a different. They are clearly made to play with, but I think they are very charming

Andreas Congratulations with your "George". Isn't he fantastic ?

great collection there-so many nice models-love those Chap Mei snakes. 

Congrats, very nice additions Susanne!

I don't know much about the brand BRUDER, but one of my favorite retailers carries this brand. You can see more here:
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The brand makes mostly tractors and other farm equipment, and most of the animals come in the - I guess you could call them "scenery packs." Although a few animals (cows, horses) are sold alone, in a larger version. Mostly they make horses now, as you can see. You'll have to click around a bit as there's no tab for just animals...

Here is a female cow:
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This site also has, umm, Schleich-inspired horses by ERTL.
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This is a horse sold separately:
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And your horse:
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Your bull:
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His female
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Sorry about all the links, but that's what I could find about the BRUDER brand.

Congratulations on the great additions Susanne!

great new models Susanne.  

Thankyou Taylor and Tim

And thankyou very much for the interesting links, 4U  

Congrats! Hmm, your tigress and cubs look different than [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], I wonder if he had gotten a model with a bad paint job? Even though I've never seen any Papo model that had a bad paint job