Some of my non-horse critters

After looking through everyone's amazing collections, I want to share a few!

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Safari Spanish Red Deer doe and fawn  (Unshown)

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Safari Spanish Red Deer buck (Unshown)

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Breyer SM scale (1/32) Llama. I have two of these with slightly different paint jobs. This is one of the molds Breyer purchased when they bought out Dakins. I wish I had more information about them. (Unshown)


Couple of my dogs:
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Unknown make Yorkshire terrier; currently unshown.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]Sandicast? (not sure) Shi-Tzu. He shows under the name House's Always Right. Did really well in photo shows.

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New-Ray (or Nu-Ray) Boxer (approx 1/32 scale) [photo show placed]

...and just for fun, meet Raistlin!
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Safari Toob dragon (because, seriously, he's gold!)

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Great photoes of beautyful models   

That golden dragon is adorable !  As you love golden models, you might like [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Special Edition Schleich horse  

Thankyou for the info about the lovely llama  

These are great photos, love the backdrop!

Very nice figurines      

Very beautiful pictures!
It is interesting the extra info about llama, I didn't know that.
Also interesting that you call Spanish red deer to these Safari figures, is it a regional denomination to these animals?
They look brilliant on your pictures.

Great pics!  You've very nice figures!  That Breyer Llama is gorgeous!  

Wonderful critters   

Great collection!

Those deer look really nice.
Great non horse collection

Roger wrote:

Very beautiful pictures!
It is interesting the extra info about llama, I didn't know that.
Also interesting that you call Spanish red deer to these Safari figures, is it a regional denomination to these animals?
They look brilliant on your pictures.

Hi Roger! I did look them up when I got home and found out that the "Spanish Red Deer" is one of several subspecies (C. e. hispanicus.) The Spanish and the Caspian red deer both do not have neck manes like the others.

(PS I am also an animal nerd, lol)

Thank you for your compliments

Thank you, everyone It's always hard to share with new people at first, but I promise I will be adding more pix to this thread

Here's a few of my zebras (lots of different brands!)

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'...hmmm....'

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Protective Mother

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Grevy's family. Schleich 2009.

I only collect vintage stuff, but I too think the Llama is great.

Look in the vintage section of the forum, and check out the threads about the Jeol brand - I think this Llama would fit in nicely with Jeol animals in a display.

Don't worry how knowledgeable you are with animals. We are a community of collectors of toy animal figures, not a community of animal experts.
Then, with so beautiful pictures and figures you have everything to enjoy here and make us enjoy!
It is also very appreciated that you are identifying your figures even if it is not always completely right.
Deers are surely American species, not red deers although you're right that Spanish red deers are beardless. Though, even Safari, never identified them and to turn it even more confuse, they introduced new white-tailed deers without discontinuing these ones. But the long tails of these old versions show what they are.
Schleich zebras are also not Grevy's but common zebras although the very detailed strips layout is not perfect. Please don't take this comment as a lesson. Lessons are your fantastic pictures!!!

Really nice pics again!