Show us your Polarbears

WOW....all polar bears of History.

big congratulations.

landrover wrote:

WOW....all polar bears of History.

big congratulations.

I wish.
There are still so many bears out there.
Just waiting to be added to my bear heaven.

Dutch Bear wrote:

I recovered the PB images from my opening post here.
Anyone interested in a SUY polarbears 2.0 of my collection?

It is so great that you recovered the pictures of the first post. It is a fact that we can't prevent at all that these long term topics loose pictures, but keeping the first post with all pictures is surely the most important step to keep it interesting. If it was not enough, you gifted us with updated pictures of your polar bear collection, these family pictures are especially interesting.

Also a mention to Andreas' Japanese polar bear, esquisite figure and probably rare once I can't see it in DutchBEar's collection.

As always my sancturay is open to all bears willing to migrate to The Netherlands.
(well for so far i dont have them already)

I have never seen before such a variety of Polar bears! Nice topic!

When i take down all my christmas decorations in january, i will take soms new pictures of the ornaments.

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A new(ish) Polar bear to look out for: Tomy Ania T16045

Congratulations

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Here is my large, flocked polar bear. I bought it back in 1996.

Nice bear too :)

Cheers,
I have recently acquired the White Bear Mom and Cub from Breyer, so I decided to add a picture of them too in this thread  
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Nice polar bears :)

Great posts with polar bears never presented before in this topic, I guess.

What a pleasure to looking at your polar bears, guys! Collections are awesome...

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Dutch Bear wrote:

Two new friends. Awwwwww, aren't they just THE cutest couple?

Amazing collection. The most cutest polar bears I have ever seen! What brand is that, tell me, please?

These are not form a brand, they are just decorations i got at the gardencentre. No names, no markings, no brand.

Dutch Bear wrote:

These are not form a brand, they are just decorations i got at the gardencentre. No names, no markings, no brand.

I love them!

On the photo you can see Schleich models:

14090 Polar bear male standing up (1993),
14024 Polar bear female (1989),
14084 Polar bear cub (1993),
14357 Polar bear female (2006),
14358 Polar bear cub (2006),
14800 Polar bear male (2018),
14659 Polar bear female (2012),
14660 Polar bear cub* (2012),
14708 Polar bear cub, running (2014).

*On the ice from the Schleich 41401 Wild Life Set with 14659 Polar bear.

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Have fun!

Colorata

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Polar Bear by NF.

Nice old bear

newcomer

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Dutch Bear wrote:

My dear STS friends,
I am honored to kick-off this SUY Polarbears topic by sharing my collection with you all.
For some of the pictures I have added brand and number, but in general I don't care much for names.

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Feel free to comment or ask anything you like.
Ofcourse I am very interested to see what polarbears you all have.

I believe the very thin one on the very right side of the first photo is from the company NF and is from the BENDABLE LINE. If you look in Toy Animal Info, you will see three animals we already collected from this particular line: an African Elephant, an Indian Rhinoceros and a Lion. The lion is mine and it seems to be the exact same size as your very thin polar bear. Is that polar bear bendable? If so, it is probably an NF Bendable Polar Bear.