Susanne's Bullyland additions

Today I got a wonderful parcel from a friend in Germany .
It contained several of the new, large catalogues, -
- and the new black rhino, new Icelandic foal, Guinea pig, and a TINY, LITTLE French bulldog  


A wonderful, golden deer was also included    


The bully-dog is REALLY small, and now I understand why he looked so strange on the initial pictures.
He is so small, that hemade with exaggerated characteristics, just like actors in a theatre, so you can see the details ...not bad, when you come to think of it !  

Here he is with the Irish setter....


But he fits perfectly in size to the human models !!!
The veterinary got him in for a check, and she immediately adopted him  


The foal is lovely !!!!


He and his mom go tölting at full speed  


And here comes the rhino  


I will make a walkaround of him as soon as I get time, but here are two more pictures for now  




The Guinea pig is just ADOREABLE  




The whole flock of new rodent-pets  :

The little house pet critters in the last pic look really nice together.
And I like the little Frenchie. He looks like an old, wise man.
Is he as tiny as the little daschhund from CollectA?
They could totally be BFF if he is.

You got the little Tasmanian devil!
Well, sometimes a figure is interesting not because of the excellence of the sculpture or anything in particular. Sometimes it is interesting because we just desire to get it and that is what happens with me when I see these rhino pictures. I like it... and that's enough. :)
It is a fact that rabbits are not rodents but it doesn't matter how many times we think about it that we will always call them rodents. What do a carrot think of it? Thanks for keeping this forum active and interesting in a daily basis, we have always something new and interesting to watch.

Wonderful rhino, and very great guinea pig. ^^

Great and interesting newcomers :)

Thankyou,dear friends

Roger, - yes, I think I can't get rid of the idea that rabbits are rodents

I tried to google for finding a comprehensive explanation, but it is either very scientific ( I suppose it is easier to understand, if you know one of the Latin languages ?) or/and  " blah, blah, people think it, and they are stupid !"

Beautiful lot and interesting comparison.

I like the rhino, congrats.

Bloodrayne wrote:

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And I like the little Frenchie. He looks like an old, wise man.
Is he as tiny as the little daschhund from CollectA?
They could totally be BFF if he is.

Here they are together





Aren't they cute ?

These new Bullyland figurines are adorable! Congratulations Susanne!

Thankyou, dear Julie

I'm not very amazed by Bullyland thse last years but I must admit you know how to show us the adorable part  

Kikimalou wrote:

I'm not very amazed by Bullyland thse last years but I must admit you know how to show us the adorable part  

Arrrrhw, Christophe    

I really like the rhino, congratulations!

Wonderful Rhino and Doggies !! the Irish Setter has nice expression !!

Congratulations, a lot of wonderful figures! The guinea pig went straight on my wated list!

I thought I had commented but it looks like my comment did not go through, oops

Susannne, I am in awe going through your wonderful post! I'm grateful that you have taken the time to share your amazing collection with us all! Many of these figures I hadn't seen before so I am very happy you took so many great pictures for us! After going through your post, I am wondering if you have a favorite figure?

Also I saw you mention the rohlings earlier (I hope I spelled it correctly). What exactly are they and where do they come from? They are so strange and interesting. I've seen them for sale before but never understood them.

snailtime wrote:

I thought I had commented but it looks like my comment did not go through, oops

Susannne, I am in awe going through your wonderful post! I'm grateful that you have taken the time to share your amazing collection with us all! Many of these figures I hadn't seen before so I am very happy you took so many great pictures for us! After going through your post, I am wondering if you have a favorite figure?

Also I saw you mention the rohlings earlier (I hope I spelled it correctly). What exactly are they and where do they come from? They are so strange and interesting. I've seen them for sale before but never understood them.

As Susanne hasn't replied since she is less active on forum. Let me tell you that a rohling is a unfinished model. The word means blank. In our hobby, it is usually those figures which are supposed to be painted but they are not. They usually come directly from the factory via a worker and they do not go to the market.

Roger wrote:

snailtime wrote:

I thought I had commented but it looks like my comment did not go through, oops

Susannne, I am in awe going through your wonderful post! I'm grateful that you have taken the time to share your amazing collection with us all! Many of these figures I hadn't seen before so I am very happy you took so many great pictures for us! After going through your post, I am wondering if you have a favorite figure?

Also I saw you mention the rohlings earlier (I hope I spelled it correctly). What exactly are they and where do they come from? They are so strange and interesting. I've seen them for sale before but never understood them.

As Susanne hasn't replied since she is less active on forum. Let me tell you that a rohling is a unfinished model. The word means blank. In our hobby, it is usually those figures which are supposed to be painted but they are not. They usually come directly from the factory via a worker and they do not go to the market.

Thank you for explaining, that's so interesting! I've seen a lot of them for sale on Chinese online markets and they looked authentic, but I couldn't figure out where they were coming from

snailtime wrote:

Roger wrote:

snailtime wrote:

I thought I had commented but it looks like my comment did not go through, oops

Susannne, I am in awe going through your wonderful post! I'm grateful that you have taken the time to share your amazing collection with us all! Many of these figures I hadn't seen before so I am very happy you took so many great pictures for us! After going through your post, I am wondering if you have a favorite figure?

Also I saw you mention the rohlings earlier (I hope I spelled it correctly). What exactly are they and where do they come from? They are so strange and interesting. I've seen them for sale before but never understood them.

As Susanne hasn't replied since she is less active on forum. Let me tell you that a rohling is a unfinished model. The word means blank. In our hobby, it is usually those figures which are supposed to be painted but they are not. They usually come directly from the factory via a worker and they do not go to the market.

Thank you for explaining, that's so interesting! I've seen a lot of them for sale on Chinese online markets and they looked authentic, but I couldn't figure out where they were coming from

That's natural since most of the factories are in China. I also can find for sale a few Schleich made in Portugal rohlings.