Show us yours: TAPIRS

Thank you Julie :)

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Wonderful!

Thanks

Absolutely nothing marked on it, Andreas? Not even a number? I suppose it is similar in size and material do the K&M tube model...

Roger wrote:

Absolutely nothing marked on it, Andreas? Not even a number? I suppose it is similar in size and material do the K&M tube model...

Nothing, it was in a cheap chinese figures set :)

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

Absolutely nothing marked on it, Andreas? Not even a number? I suppose it is similar in size and material do the K&M tube model...

Nothing, it was in a cheap chinese figures set :)

OK, thanks! :)

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What a foggy tapir, Andreas!

Roger wrote:

What a foggy tapir, Andreas!

Only a ghost

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

What a foggy tapir, Andreas!

Only a ghost

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Andreas got a baby. Have you tried parthenogenesis?

Roger wrote:

Andreas got a baby.  Have you tried parthenogenesis?

Lydia give me a baby

I love that white figure, very elegant and classy! Very cute baby too!

Congrats, Andreas, I saw this figure never before - what is the manufacturer?

Jill wrote:

I love that white figure, very elegant and classy! Very cute baby too!

Thank you

jarda wrote:

Congrats, Andreas, I saw this figure never before - what is the manufacturer?

Thank you, it is a repainted figure from China.

A lovely unusual Tapir that I'd never seen before!

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

Andreas got a baby.  Have you tried parthenogenesis?

Lydia give me a baby

Much more traditional indeed.

Bonnie wrote:

A lovely unusual Tapir that I'd never seen before!

Thank you. I think it is not a very common chinese figure. I found my first version several years before, in my childhood, in the Czech Republic.

widukind wrote:

Bonnie wrote:

A lovely unusual Tapir that I'd never seen before!

Thank you. I think it is not a very common chinese figure. I found my first version several years before, in my childhood, in the Czech Republic.

I just found it in my collection from my childhood, originally monochromatic brown one, in the set made in Poland (together with yellow llama and brown kangaroo).

jarda wrote:

widukind wrote:

Bonnie wrote:

A lovely unusual Tapir that I'd never seen before!

Thank you. I think it is not a very common chinese figure. I found my first version several years before, in my childhood, in the Czech Republic.

I just found it in my collection from my childhood, originally monochromatic brown one, in the set made in Poland (together with yellow llama and brown kangaroo).

Yes, i found my set in my childhood i believe in Usti or Décin.

Here are all of my tapirs. I just got the Safari Malayan tapir after searching for it for so long. It is by far my favorite tapir I now own. My friend repainted the Yowie Brazilian tapir for me into a baby so it looks perfect sitting next to CollectA's baby.

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So beautiful, tapirs are surely among my favorite animals but with foxes, anteaters and pangolins I already have enough favorites.
I think the little repainted Yowies would work nice with the Mojo Fun Brazilian tapir.
I don't have yet the CollectA Malayan to compare but Safari is also my favorite.