Show Us Your Smallest and Largest Figures!

Great figures Lea!

 that's one big dino. great picture and thanks for sharing!   

Breyer Traditional 1475 Ravel and Schleich 13687 Falabella Foal :)

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Here's mine:

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Middle one is a standard 1:32 Britains plastic stag to show scale.
Large one is hollow cast lead by Georg Heyde of Dresden, Germany, probably 1920s.
Heyde was mainly a toy soldier company, but did lots of these ornament items as well.
The small one is probably Heyde as well in this painting, but was made in the UK as well by John Hill & Co, usually with a simply glossy dark brown paint job. There may well have been several more moulds of this item, produced by various companies in various countries.

Very interesting everyone! This thread turned really interesting, hurray to who promoted the idea.

Thank you for your comments, Animal_Figures_4U & Saarloos!

That Falabella foal has always struck me as an appealing model somehow, even though I don't care for Schleichs, falabellas, foals or pintos.  And that Britains stag - gorgeous!

Very nice horse friends Maya!

Dave- It's nice to see some vintage figures here as well! Wonderful models!

Nice pics!  

Great figures everyone, I adore that little tiny buck.    

Here my largest figurine the Noah Pals Giraffe bull, the largest in scale my Phat! shoebill and my smallest is this seal cub by Bandai

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Such a tiny, adorable seal! Great comparison Andreas!

Is that a seal!? *pulls laptop closer* Oh my, what a cutie!!
Great comparison Andreas

Many thanks   

WOW!  What a great giraffe with a cute tiny seal  Thanks on pic, Andreas!  

That giraffe is rather good! I hadn't realized the Noah's Pals animals were such decent sculpts. Also, that shoebill...   

Many thanks Jonas and Lea    

I have not been able to get this shoebill of Phat.....   

Is splendid figure.

landrover wrote:

I have not been able to get this shoebill of Phat.....   

Is splendid figure.

Thank you and i hope to see him in your collection in the future Fernando     

koniminiatures wrote:

Here are mine - a ~1:12 Sideshow Collectibles Dinosauria Styracosaurus Maquette (say that fast) and a ~1:90 micro mini China draught horse, all run through one of those Photobucket auto-manglers (sorry!).

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You lucky Girl. Sideshow statues are real treasures, and years from now they will be like gold to Dino Collectors.

Ha, thanks Takama. They are very nice dinos, for sure, and likely fairly decent as investments too, yes.

I have two more 'smallest and largest'.

First up, a tiny lead Heyde (Dresden, Germany) 1930s? giraffe with a Britains plastic one, circa 1960-65. Obviously the Britains one isn't that huge, which just shows how tiny the Heyde one is.

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Now two German made Dromedary camels, small one another Heyde, big one composition by Elastolin/Haussar, both 1930s.

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Very small these old Heyde indeed.
Some Hausser complement nicely a Britains collection. As far as I know Britains never made a dromedary. Is the Hausser composition 1:32 scale as it is the plastic version?

Roger wrote:

Very small these old Heyde indeed.
Some Hausser complement nicely a Britains collection. As far as I know Britains never made a dromedary. Is the Hausser composition 1:32 scale as it is the plastic version?

The Hausser is composition, and a bit bigger than 1:32

DaveScriv wrote:

Roger wrote:

Very small these old Heyde indeed.
Some Hausser complement nicely a Britains collection. As far as I know Britains never made a dromedary. Is the Hausser composition 1:32 scale as it is the plastic version?

The Hausser is composition, and a bit bigger than 1:32

Thanks Dave!