Group walkaround: Snowy Owls from Möjo Fun, Safari Ltd, Schleich

Here are three snowy owls, by Möjo Fun, Safari Ltd, and Schleich. I never expected to get three of these birds, but each is attractive in its own way. They have interesting differences when you compare them, so I thought I would share some pictures. The Safari owl stands on a rock, its wings opened, the Schleich is perched on a branch, and the Möjo stands directly on the ground.   Let's have a look:

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With some other figures I had on-hand:
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What do you think? The Safari is the most dramatic, the Schleich is finely crafted, with a distinct personality, and the Möjo has an elusive (almost statue-like) quality that makes it very appealing. In the end I couldn't pick a favorite...

Interesting and beautyful comparison-walkaround

No wonder you could not decide which one you wanted most ! They are all magnificent
No way I could have chosen only one !
And as Mojo's model is probably a male, and the other two perhaps a female and a young, you have a lovely family

Thankyou for putting a happy smile on my face on a grey morning

Thank you for great photos! I like very much all 3 figures Beautiful owls!

Good comparison photos!  If there was a mixture of the Schleich owl and the Safari ltd owl I'd definitely buy one. This Mojo one seems to have a little bit too long neck..? 

Thank you for the pics! That is interesting!

Thanks for sharing! I like them all and couldn't pick a favourite. Beautiful birds!

Thank you for this excellent topic! Bravo I'm enjoying it a lot and I wish it is only a beginning

I have these three owls so I have no choice to do, indeed I can't .

I know some of us have some doubt about the Mojo neck. I don't think it is obviously too long, pics with longer necked pose are not so rare. It is not the most common pose but it isn't impossible.

I love these owls I think my favorite is the Safari.

Thanks for the comments, everyone.

Susanne, grey days are perfect for enjoying plastic wildlife.
The owls do go well together. If I see the Safari exotic birds toob in person, I may consider its owl for repainting as a fledgling.

Christophe, thanks, I enjoy everyone's walkarounds here, so I'm sure I'll think of some other things to share pictures of.

Regarding the Mojo's neck, perhaps it is more of an illusion from the sculpting, which has a less defined "shoulder area". It looks fine to me. Just for fun, a quick search shows images that remind me of each of the figures:

poses similar to Mojo's- here, here, and here

like Safari's- here, with those wider open eyes here

and a Schleich-ish individual here

Well Andy... I agree with everything

Congrats!
And I agree with you: each owl has its own feature. And so I liked all models

Excellent comparison topic with three very nice snowy owls!
I agree with Susanne, with you, Christophe... everyone actually! Links you're providing show that all three are good representatives and Susanne explanations show different reasons to get them all.

Great walkaround and comparison of these lovely Snowy Owls

They all three have very different personality.

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Also, I noticed in the store that the Mojo owl has a changed paint scheme, with added black marks:
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Indeed, I never noticed the change.

Thanks for bringing this topic to life again Andy

A.R.Garcia wrote:

Pictures have been restored.

Also, I noticed in the store that the Mojo owl has a changed paint scheme, with added black marks:
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Yes, thanks Andy for recovering this wonderful comparison topic! Just like Kiki, I haven't noticed also the painting update on Mojö's snowy owl. It is now clearly a female.

Believe it or not, the Schleich one might be my favorite. I like it's snowy base as well! Although I like the dynamic pose of Safari (normally I side with Safari)

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I like it's snowy base as well!

I also like this. Having the feet gripping a branch allowed them to give it nice sharp claws.