Show us your: Dolphins and whales.

Balaenoptera wrote:

Nice! What brands are the two larger hourglass and commerson's dolphin, and the bowhead whale under the Safari one?

All three are Play Visions

Colorata

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Nice Colorata widukind, one of only 2 right whale figures I miss :)

Last week I received the Monterey Bay Pacific white-sided dolphin, and with this my MBA cetacean collection is complete (not including calves, I do have a few but I don't really collect them)

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Beautieful oldies :)

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OK, I have a whole lot more whales than that but... here is a sample: my Larami Whales, my Littlest Pet Shop Humpback Whale and my "Made in China" Bowhead Whale. I wish I could show more here, but Photobucket is acting stupid right now.

Great too :)

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Here are more of what I have: my large ToyMajor whales, Sperm Whale and Grey Whale, both marked 2002.

That ToyMajor whales looks also similar like the Larami whales.

widukind wrote:

That ToyMajor whales looks also similar like the Larami whales.

Yeah, but TM whales are not on scale with each other: they are the same size. That means that the TM Sperm Whale is smaller than the Larami Sperm Whale, and the TM Grey Whale is bigger than the Larami Grey Whale.

Bowhead Whale wrote:

widukind wrote:

That ToyMajor whales looks also similar like the Larami whales.

Yeah, but TM whales are not on scale with each other: they are the same size. That means that the TM Sperm Whale is smaller than the Larami Sperm Whale, and the TM Grey Whale is bigger than the Larami Grey Whale.

Interesting

widukind wrote:

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Were they in a box when you bought them? If so, do you have a picture of the box that contained them? It would be helpful to see which brand made them.

There is only a plastic bag , no box. And is written "Ocan World" , no more informations. I would like also to find out more but i think no chance. I found that set in the Chinatown area in Bangkok.
Do you like them?

I LOVE THEM!!!!!

Bowhead Whale wrote:

widukind wrote:

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Were they in a box when you bought them? If so, do you have a picture of the box that contained them? It would be helpful to see which brand made them.

There is only a plastic bag , no box. And is written "Ocan World" , no more informations. I would like also to find out more but i think no chance. I found that set in the Chinatown area in Bangkok.
Do you like them?

I LOVE THEM!!!!!

:)

As promised in another topic, here's a comparison of the Invicta Blue whale and my mysterious RAM studios Blue whale:

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Notice the mammary slits on the RAM studios one, something rarely done on a whale figure. Dear animal toy companies: whales are mammals, their young also drink milk

These two figures are similar in size, material, age and origin (both are based on life-size blue whale models found in museums). I think the RAM studios whale is a bit more accurate, but both are pretty well made.


(sorry if the images are too big, I tried to resize them as much as I could, but I'm not sure it worked)

Very nice.

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Many variety in this photo.

congratulations.

PhocidPhreak wrote:

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A lot of phantastic figurines :) .Where you found the K&M dolphin?

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It that the RECUR 'boto' type dolphin?

What brand is the little dolphin in the right under corner?

And it that the dolphin without tail?
I forgot his/her name... But there was a documentary about that dolphin if I am not mistaken?

NightLioness wrote:

PhocidPhreak wrote:

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It that the RECUR 'boto' type dolphin?

What brand is the little dolphin in the right under corner?

And it that the dolphin without tail?
I forgot his/her name... But there was a documentary about that dolphin if I am not mistaken?

That little dolphin is the Yowie UK Hector dolphin in the right under corner

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Here is my AAA open-mouthed Humpback Whale.

A true rarity

Congrats, Andreas

widukind wrote:

A lot of phantastic figurines :)  .Where you found the K&M dolphin?

Thank you! I got it Here.

NightLioness wrote:

It that the RECUR 'boto' type dolphin?

Yes, it's the Chinese White Dolphin.

NightLioness wrote:

And it that the dolphin without tail?
I forgot his/her name... But there was a documentary about that dolphin if I am not mistaken?

Yep, it's Winter

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Here are two more from my collection: my smaller Toy Major Humpback Whale and Bottlenose Dolphin.

TheLastStardust wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

Congratulation and thank you for showing your collection Nardien

About scales, Blue whales are 30m long animals and Bowhead whales can reach 20m. Your bowhead is too small to be in scale with the Schleich Blue whale.

TheLastStardust wrote:

And I wanted to show this too! I think it's quite cool because I have it on scale!!

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Ohh, I just read this now! But thanks for telling me, Kiki !! Does anyone know a bowhead whale figure that is the right size with the schleich blue whale...?

I didn't dare to tell you, but I found very funny to see that tiny Bowhead Whale aside the Blue Whale... when we know bowhead whales are bigger in circumference than blue whales!

Bowhead whale figures are very rare. The only one I know that could closely match the scale of the Schleich Blue Whale is the big Playvisions Bowhead Whale.

More great TM models , BW

I never knew they made so many different ones