1:20 Felidae Family Project (FFP)

Amazing project...with amazing end...for now :)
Love it !!!

The first menber of the Felidae Family phase II is here:!!! the number 40 of the total family!!!

The black Panther, a melanistic variation of the Indochinese Leopard (Panthera pardus delacouri) a subspecies that is not too big, in an average about a half of an african leopard...

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...I hope you enjoy him!!!

Here you can see the last menber of the Felidae Family with his big african cousin....

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It is easy to appreciate how big is the african leopard in comparison with the southern asian species...

Size comparisons is one of the very interesting points of your project!
I love both figures, maybe the black panther a little bit more.

Thanks a lot Roger

Perhaps it is because the black panther is more recent. In general I am more confident with my last models as I have gained experience. I hope that next leopard, probably the Arabian or the Amur one, will be better than their african bro.

Lets see...

...Meanwhile, see the black panther with one of his neighbours...

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Wonderful collection, friend!!!

It must be great fun to make your own animal figures to scale.
I'm pretty sure that some, (if not everyone), here at STS is jealous of your private Felidae collection.

I know I am.

Thank you very much David and Simone for your kind words!!!

And here you have the second member of the Felidae Family phase II , the Bengal Tiger (Panthera Tigris Tigris) in his white form, who is the 41st member of the family!!!

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It is said that the white tiger grows faster than the normal orange one, but at the end both have the same size, a little bit lighter than the siberian tiger, the biggest living cat of the felidae family...

So, another exciting pictures!!!

Ivory and Ebony!, Black and White!!, perfect harmony!!!, perfect brothership!!!!...

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Sometimes is difficult to adjust your models to the right scale, In this case I think siberian tiger is a little biger than it should be...However, I thin it is a good picture, any way...

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For sure in the future I will make another Siberian tiger...

I love your new first pic I will take the batch

As Roger says, - the size comparisons are one of the great things about your awesome flock !
I suppose I am not the only one who never realized the difference in size within the cat family


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...and not only within the cat family, look at this!

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thanks Christophe and Susanne, I am glad you like the pictures

Not only the pics Mgarat, not only the pics

By the way your last comparison pics are awesome, not only the pics

Kikimalou wrote:

Not only the pics Mgarat, not only the pics

By the way your last comparison pics are awesome, not only the pics

Ohh, yes !  100 % model and 100 % pictures = 200 % marvellous

Just look at these two lions for example , - both models and the wonderful picture  

Mgarat wrote:

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I wonder, - do you have a plave where you exhibit them all ?

Thanks again Susanne and Christophe. Very, very kind of you!

SUSANNE wrote:

I wonder, - do you have a place where you exhibit them all ?

I am arranging things for that...

SUSANNE wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

Not only the pics Mgarat, not only the pics

By the way your last comparison pics are awesome, not only the pics

Ohh, yes !  100 % model and 100 % pictures = 200 % marvellous

Just look at these two lions for example , - both models and the wonderful picture  

Mgarat wrote:

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I really enjoy all your figures and also pictures as I commented. This one Susanne pointed is particularly interesting!
Also, because the scientific name of the Southern elephant seal is Mirounga leonina.

Mirounga leonina... What a huge and dramatic name, it lets me think about a Peplum hero

Wow, I haven't been on here in a while, and I came back to a Fantastic lot of new models! They're really nice; keep up the good work.

Thanks friends!!!

Here you can see my two Golden cats together:

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You can read their story in My Blog

Nice again