Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October

Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Fri May 29, 2020 7:18 pm

Dutch Bear wrote:: The panda is very nice. But i dont know if he is laughing or is it a develish grinn.

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Sat May 30, 2020 1:41 am

I see I missed lots of bears! Receiving boxes from the Netherlands and Munich is dangerous. Soon you need to find a place to put your bed in your garden. I also see you missed @Caracal's surprised question and it seems he is right, no French bears?

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Sat May 30, 2020 7:49 am

Roger wrote:: I see I missed lots of bears! Receiving boxes from the Netherlands and Munich is dangerous. Soon you need to find a place to put your bed in your garden. I also see you missed @Caracal's surprised question and it seems he is right, no French bears?

Oh well i can Always move to the attic, or to the stable in de back of the garden, when my Army breaks free from the glass cabinets and takes over the whole house.

Indeed i seem to have missed Caracal's question. Sorry Car.
No i dont have any French bears that i know off, only some plastic copies that look to bo molded after Clairet. But then again i have many bears i dont know the brand either.

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Sat May 30, 2020 1:20 pm

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Roger wrote:: I see I missed lots of bears! Receiving boxes from the Netherlands and Munich is dangerous. Soon you need to find a place to put your bed in your garden. I also see you missed @Caracal's surprised question and it seems he is right, no French bears?

Oh well i can Always move to the attic, or to the stable in de back of the garden, when my Army breaks free from the glass cabinets and takes over the whole house.

Indeed i seem to have missed Caracal's question. Sorry Car.
No i dont have any French bears that i know off, only some plastic copies that look to bo molded after Clairet. But then again i have many bears i dont know the brand either.

I am glad you have an alternative plan to your bear invasion.
You always have Papo bears that are French but surely among vintage models you have loads to collect and they are all small. Maybe these Clairet like are CYRNOS, I'm not an expert I can't be sure.

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Tue Jun 02, 2020 9:28 am

Nice catches again

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Hello my dear fellow collectors.
I hope everyone is healthy and safe and sane these days.
WOW, it has been a long long time since I have posted some new stuf here.
I dont even know what bears I have added over the last 10 months, but ey here we go again.

An exciting addition to my collection comes from Japan. Well not realy directly Japan, these new recruits had been living in Utrecht for some time already.
But now I may add them each to their own ranks in the army. The well-known five Colorata species and a cute extra Kaiyodo brown bear.

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My apologies for the bad yellow lighting.

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These are surely fantastic models. Yes, bears got almost orphaned, you are their voice on forum and it is great to see what you are getting.

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Very beautiful range! cheers

Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Wed Mar 24, 2021 4:53 pm

Wonderful models!!

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Wed Mar 24, 2021 5:34 pm

Beautiful bears! Congrats on these great models.

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Wed Mar 24, 2021 5:35 pm

So great to see you and your bears again cheers

Some very lovely new one you got there .
I can't say which ones I like best scratch

They are all wonderful Very Happy

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Wed Mar 24, 2021 5:42 pm

SUSANNE wrote:: So great to see you and your bears again

Some very lovely new one you got there .
I can't say which ones I like best
They are all wonderful

I think I like the sunbear most. With its characteristic long tongue.
Mainly because models of the specie are rare.
The stretchy pose of the brown bear cub is very nice too.

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Wed Mar 24, 2021 6:26 pm

Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Wed Mar 24, 2021 6:45 pm

Japanese must have for you my friend. Congrats :)

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These bears are all wonderful, beautiful Japanese models! cheers

Congratulation, I love that series Very Happy

is it me or your Colorata Brown bear is missing its salmon ?

Kikimalou wrote:: Congratulation, I love that series

is it me or your Colorata Brown bear is missing its salmon ?

Yes it is. It was nowhere to be found when he moved to Amsterdam. I guess he ate it :)

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Thu Mar 25, 2021 1:46 pm

Yay, good to see they arrived safely! cheers

And, if I ever find that missing salmon I'll send it to you. Smile

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Thu Mar 25, 2021 9:24 pm

Fabulous Colorata bears! I think the Kaiyodo is meant to be a young black bear.

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Mon Mar 29, 2021 6:49 pm

Up next:

Here I have a very dangerous bear. Not from the outside, but what was once inside it.
It is a rare stone jug for Beerenburg -a Dutch distilled liquor- jenever with added herbs, and 30% alcohol. It is from the Weduwe Joustra Distillery in Sneek. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
The bear is 19cm tall and 16cm wide.

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Mon Mar 29, 2021 7:31 pm

How unusual- and a beautiful, beautiful model! cheers

Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Mon Mar 29, 2021 8:04 pm

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Subject: Re: Dutch Bear's Collection, update 21 October Mon Mar 29, 2021 9:50 pm

It is the most delightful bottle I have ever seen cheers

WOW ! With such a wonderful "bottle" it must be easy to get drunk, - good he can hide in his cage Laughing

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