Show us your: Dolphins and whales.

widukind wrote:

Naturalism

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Never seen those before! What material are they?

Balaenoptera wrote:

widukind wrote:

Naturalism

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Never seen those before! What material are they?

PVC i think

Like Kaiyodo, or a bit softer like for example Playvisions? Can't find any info on this set other than what is on TAI

Balaenoptera wrote:

Like Kaiyodo, or a bit softer like for example Playvisions? Can't find any info on this set other than what is on TAI

Not on TAI, material more like Playvisions

The set list can be found on TAI without pictures

Balaenoptera wrote:

The set list can be found on TAI without pictures

I know, i have only 3 figures

Animal kingdom

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I like this figure, nice color.

Thank you Fernando

A whale model that dares to look a bit different!

The sculpt of that whale looked so familiar to me, now I realized: it seems to be a knock-off of the Colorata blue whale. Though it's nice that this one doesnt have the obvious seam lines the original has, as the Colorata has interchangeable throats.

Balaenoptera wrote:

The sculpt of that whale looked so familiar to me, now I realized: it seems to be a knock-off of the Colorata blue whale. Though it's nice that this one doesnt have the obvious seam lines the original has, as the Colorata has interchangeable throats.

Ah, thank you. I was thinking it is a knockoff but i dont know the origin figure.

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Wild Republic

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Interesting colour. What species is it?

rogerpgvg wrote:

Interesting colour. What species is it?

The best choice is a common porpoise.

Rare species then

rogerpgvg wrote:

Rare species then

Oh yes, the reason that i got it

It looks different from the large rubber dolphins. Is it part of the same rubber figure series?

Roger wrote:

It looks different from the large rubber dolphins. Is it part of the same rubber figure series?

No rubber, from a small bag from Wild Republic but for sure bought as made in China

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I really like this dolphin.

Thank you Fernando

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

It looks different from the large rubber dolphins. Is it part of the same rubber figure series?

No rubber, from a small bag from Wild Republic but for sure bought as made in China

Thanks, likely one of those endless polybags by Wild Republic. :)

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