1:20 Felidae Family Project (FFP)

And to conclude, these are the last painted members of "Cats Family 1":

Cheeta:

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and Iberian Lynx:

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Thanks for your patient.

Now, let me refocus "Cats Family 2"!!!...

And I thank you, for these photos Mgarat :)
These two cats are also very nice. The cheetah has great head and neck..only the body has to be longer...but like all cats , which you showed to us, this one also has a special charm...and your signature :)
The Iberin Lynx is veeeery nice..it has a lot of potential :) I`m shure, Roger will say something positive for him :))

Thankyou Kosta. Very Kind of you.

Daddy has came at home!!!.

So, lets see the current family photo...

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Very beautiful! I love that they are in perfect scale to each other

This project is a genial idea and we already had the luck of seeing walk arounds of some of your works!
That family picture shows how fantastic is to have all these felines in scale, though I hope you continue sharing close ups... I can't see an Iberian lynx, is it there?

Many thanks Anna and Roger!!!

This is the current FELIDAE FAMILY member list:

1. Siberian Tiger (Panthera Tigris Altaica) "The biggest"
2. Canadian Lynx (Lynx Canadiensis)
3. Caracal (Caracal Caracal)
4. Flat-headed Cat(Prionailurus planiceps) "The smallest"

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Coming soon:

5. Snow Leopard (Panthera Uncia)
6.Kodkod (Leopardus guigna)

Maybe when complete, we may edit your first post and copy all these links.

Wonderful!! I especially like the Kodkod

Roger wrote:

... I can't see an Iberian lynx, is it there?

The Iberian Lynx is just up on this page ...together with the cheetah

Ohhh I missed a lot of these! They're fantastic!

The family continues growing... a new member list of FELIDAES:

1. Siberian Tiger (Panthera Tigris Altaica) "The biggest"
2. Canadian Lynx (Lynx Canadiensis)
3. Caracal (Caracal Caracal)
4. Flat-headed Cat (Prionailurus planiceps) "The smallest"
5. Kodkod (Leopardus guigna)

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Coming soon:

6. Snow Leopard (Panthera Uncia)
7. Cougar (Puma Concolor) "probably it will be a central american subspecie individual"

Another family photo:

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costicuba wrote:

Roger wrote:

... I can't see an Iberian lynx, is it there?

The Iberian Lynx is just up on this page ...together with the cheetah

It was just some posts above my comment and I don't know how I missed it together with the cheetah! Thanks for pointing me to it, Kosta!

Actually I am obviously happy of seeing a replica of an Iberian lynx and it is probably the hardest of all felines to be replicated because of its small size, ear tufts, long beards and complex pattern.
It is evident that I like a lot the the figure, it has the most important, it is recognizable as an Iberian lynx, we can see it is not a bobcat or any other lynx species.
The figure is so small that I won't make any remarks about proportions but there's a little thing that I think can be easily changed. The tip of the tail should be bulbous and black.

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Iberian linx taking a bird for a walk!

Roger wrote:

The tip of the tail should be bulbous and black.

Thankyou roger. Appreciate your comments. The fact is that was not a photo of the finished model. I will post a complete walkarund of the final figure for you.

However, I was not entirely satisfied mith the posture of the model and that is why he is not going to join the "Cat Family 2". I plan to make a new Iberian Lynx soon for the new "Felidae Family Project".

Mgarat, your Felidae are beautiful, I look forward to seeing your creations, Beautiful work!

Thanks Lucky Luke, in fact a new menber has arried to Felidae home, the Snow Leopard. Here is the new family photograph:

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Current Member list of Felidae Family Project:

1. Siberian Tiger (Panthera Tigris Altaica) "The biggest"
2. Canadian Lynx (Lynx Canadiensis)
3. Caracal (Caracal Caracal)
4. Flat-headed Cat (Prionailurus planiceps) "The smallest"
5. Kodkod (Leopardus guigna)
6. Snow Leopard (Panthera Uncia)

Coming soon:

7. Cougar (Puma Concolor) "probably it will be a central american subspecie individual"
8. Bornean Bay Cat (Catopuma Badia)
9. Marbled Cat (Pardofelis Marmorata)

Mgarat wrote:

Roger wrote:

The tip of the tail should be bulbous and black.

Thankyou roger. Appreciate your comments. The fact is that was not a photo of the finished model. I will post a complete walkarund of the final figure for you.

However, I was not entirely satisfied mith the posture of the model and that is why he is not going to join the "Cat Family 2". I plan to make a new Iberian Lynx soon for the new "Felidae Family Project".

I am happy you'll make another Iberian lynx and it is good for you that you want to improve your figures. Though, I hope you complete your work with this Iberian lynx once it is a very decent figure. I like it and it shows that you studied the species carefully. Don't forget to show if you update this figure, I'd love to see it.

This is so awesome

Thankyou, thankyou for letting us follow your fabulous flock growing, - not only beautyful, but very, very interesting

Thanks again to you all!!!

Roger, as I promise:

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A true beauty

Wonderful! With black-tiped bobbed tail looks much better. For your second version maybe you can add the dark markings on the back of hind legs like in picture below, not always as heavily marked as in this cat but always present.
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I don't know the pose you'll use to your next Iberian lynx, maybe you can use one that emphasize the long body and long back legs of this cat.
My suggestions doesn't represent any kind of criticism towards your first version, actually I find it wonderful, I wished you could make some moulds of it, as a Spanish, you know perfectly how these creatures look like.

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I specially like this last photo. I think I am going to use it as a departure point. Thanks roger.