1:20 Felidae Family Project (FFP)

If I haven't mentioned it before, I think your bobcat looks great! Also thrilled to see the family portrait!

Thanks Rogério and Bjarki!!!!

Here you have the 35th member of the Felidae famil, the graceful Oncilla!!!!

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...and this is the family photo with all 35 cats:

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See the Key-Graph here

...and these are the coming menbers:

36.Leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis)
37.Sunda clouded leopard (Neofelis diardi)

Thanks lucky Luke. Appreciate!!!

And now the 36th member of the Felidae family, the Leopard Cat!!!!

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...and this is the family photo with all 36 cats:

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...and these are the coming menbers:


37.Sunda clouded leopard (Neofelis diardi)
38.Pampas cat (Leopardus Pajeros)

Here is the 37th member of the family.

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...and this is the family photo with all 37 cats:

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Only two species more to complete the entire project!!!!!

And here you have the 38th member of Felidae Family.

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So, at this point,

THERE IS ONLY ONLY ONE CAT LEFT TO COMPLETE ALL THE FELIDAE ESPECIES!!!!!...

Do you know which is the last one???????

Hard to tell, 38 of your list is Pampas but it seems you did them all.
I am surprised that there isn't an Indian lion in your project. :)

There is!

You can see my entire plan in the first page of this topic. An Indian Lion is included.

However, the first phase of the project was -is- to complete at least one member of each species of the Felidae Family, which comprises 39 species.

Then, once first goal completed, I will address some selected and significant subespecies, including Indian lion....of course!!!

Beautiful, amazing and very remarkable project! I think the question about the last species is already answered in another topic and it is something that Susanne loves especially

BEU-TI-FULL cats//
Love them all and i thinks its great that you have them all.
Great great great

Whooot, this is fantastic!
Sp many cats in one topic, feline lovers dream
And even better is the fact that you don't stop sculpting when the FFP is finished
(I know a dog breed you can sculpt XD)

This is the family Photograph:

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Thanks Anna, Dum-my and Karin for your support!!!

And this is a picture I owe to Rogério, who asked me to post it....


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From left to right:

• Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx)
  
• Canadian lynx (Lynx canadensis)
  
• Bobcat (Lynx rufus)
  
• Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus)
  

I hope you like!!!

This is one of the topics that makes STS so completely WONDERFUL

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And this is a picture I owe to Rogério, who asked me to post it....


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From left to right:

• Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx)
  
• Canadian lynx (Lynx canadensis)
  
• Bobcat (Lynx rufus)
  
• Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus)
  

I hope you like!!!

Thanks a lot! I really love that picture and you managed perfectly all these four. Before reading your entire post, I could easily identify all 4 species. You're doing something really wonderful and I am sure that lots of STS collectors would love to have something as beautiful as your felines project! Thanks for all!

THIS IS THE LAST CAT OF FELIDAE PROJECT!!!!

THE MEMBER 39, AFTER ALMOST ONE YEAR OF WORKING!!!![/b]






As I already have told you in other post, I have selected one of the nicest from the numerous existant different races of kitties:

YES, THE SIAMESE CAT!!!!

Just to honour Susanne, One of the most enthusiastic supporters I have had during this one year (337 days, to be precise) long project.

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...I really hope you like

And this is the final Family photo, at least of this phase I, as the project will continue to include some significant variations and subspecies as the black panther, the royal cheetah or the withe tiger...

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See the Key-Graph and the taxonomic classification here

Great phase 1 final picture! Siamese is having a central position there, a real star.
It is impressive the size of a domestic cat when compared with a lion or a tiger... just incredible! It is also interesting to see that the biggest part of wild cat species are spotted or with some kind of rich marking. Even young lions have usually spots and puma babies are spotted too.
It is great to know that this wonderful project will be continued with some interesting and remarkable subspecies, I don't know if you will ever introduce an extinct species here but I think it could be also interesting!

Making extint species....ummmhhh Iíi think about it!!!

Meanwhile here you have a picture of the well known "Big 5" all of them belonging to the Genus Panthera:

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Genus Panthera:
Siberian tiger (Panthera Tigris Altaica)
Snow leopard (Panthera uncia)
Jaguar (Panthera onca)
Southeast african lion (panthera leo krugeri)
African Leopard (Panthera pardus pardus)

Clouded leopards are known as the smaller big cats, we can see clearly why.

Ooooh, that clouded leopard <3
If you ever decide to make copies, I am surely will buy one. (Eh, some... some more? XD)

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Ohhh!
This is...well, the word "Awesome" has been worn a bit thin, but these really, really ARE Awesome


And Siamussy in the middle, of course