Show Us Your Smallest and Largest Figures!

What a lovely horse Carola and the "rider" is cute also!

Ohh that stallion is wonderful! Cute panda also  

Panda? gimme gimme !

My largest and smallest, not a toy soldier in sight!

The blow-moulded 'squeezey' Elephant described as 'Giant Elephant' but actually a baby Asian - I think? - is currently on sale at Tyger stores for £5 (about six-euros-fifty?).

The injection-moulded little ginger cat on his head is an N-gauge sized model from Noch, smaller that the HO birds from Preiser which used to be the smallest.

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Question being; can you go smaller? I bet there are people 3D-printing Z-gauge animals for their own layouts? And you can definitely go bigger as we saw that 12" (1:6th) war elephant on another thread the other day and I've seen bigger blow-moulded dinosaurs in shops!

Sorry, I couldn't get the cat to focus, but he/she has to be handled with tweezers, and the camera just couldn't see it!

WOW!! That kitty is SMALL

I am sure the elephant won't feel it, even if she puts her claws into his skin

If something is tiny so this is! They're wonderful if I can see the kitty at all

Wow, this is really incredibly small!!!!

Wow, that is small.

Wait... that small orange dot is a cat?! Oh my goodness that IS small

Thanks forr the comments all. when I get a better camera I'll try and photograph all of them, there seems to be 5 cats and 6 dogs, but a couple of them are questionable as to species! The one I photographed (badly) is a ginger with a white front, sitting, and is the smallest overall at about 3mm?

Noch have a better shot....

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My smallest figures are CollectA Chimp twins and Brunnen rhino calf and my biggest is a crocodile from China.  

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Haha, I like the face of this crocodile, so crazy! It may be relative of our Crocoger Very nice big and small figures Noemi!

That croc is huge! I love this tiny rhino! Good models, Noémi

Looks like they have a lot of fun

Yes, that croc must be a relative to the Portuguese croc, - look how nicely he carries the small ones over The Yellow River

SUSANNE wrote:

look how nicely he carries the small ones over The Yellow River

Susanne - you must be a lovely person, I just saw a very big crocodile eating a very small rhino! While the chimps tried to dissuade him from his breakfast by jumping on his head! I'll....get therapy

Finally I have some time to post my pics. I actually had taken some already a while ago, but now I had to take new pics as my smallest figurine has changed. Giantic St. Berhand puppy and his tiny Dachshund friend from Preiser. The westie is showing the size.  
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Emilia that's a canine contrast!

Susanne and Ana, do you really think Noémi's croc is a relative of mine? Funny figure Noémi, I like its crazy style.

This one is small! I love the bigger dog's pose
Thanks for sharing :)

WOW ! That is one small dachshound

Great way to show them, - in the first picture I thougt the small one was Westie, I did not even see the tiny flea on the nose of the enormous puppy

Wow, I think I'll need to fetch my magnify glass for that little doggie
I love the nose photo

Thank you my friends

This is my largest and smallest : Deinotherium ( Collecta ) and his friends, two piglets ( unknown brand     )


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Andrea

So over cute tiny pigs XD

I've nothing intelligent to contribute, but.. this:

smallscaleworld wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

look how nicely he carries the small ones over The Yellow River

Susanne - you must be a lovely person, I just saw a very big crocodile eating a very small rhino! While the chimps tried to dissuade him from his breakfast by jumping on his head! I'll....get therapy

Had me laugh out loud. I had the exact same reaction to Susanne's unflinchingly optimistic interpretation. Shall we get therapy together?

Also, that CollectA Deinotherium is looking surprisingly good. The texture and colour scheme seem to work well together.

koniminiatures wrote:

I've nothing intelligent to contribute, but.. this:

smallscaleworld wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

look how nicely he carries the small ones over The Yellow River

Susanne - you must be a lovely person, I just saw a very big crocodile eating a very small rhino! While the chimps tried to dissuade him from his breakfast by jumping on his head! I'll....get therapy

Had me laugh out loud. I had the exact same reaction to Susanne's unflinchingly optimistic interpretation. Shall we get therapy together?