Show Us Your Sloths Mid July Topic!!!!

Thank you Kiki :)

My new Safari sloth

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I did not want to buy this figure.

But now, after seeing your photo, I find it interesting.

Congrats.

Thank you Fernando :)

Starlux

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newcomer by Papo

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Lidl

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Maybe the most interesting species of all htese sets. The brand is Playtive, a Lidl brand.

Roger wrote:

Maybe the most interesting species of all htese sets. The brand is Playtive, a Lidl brand.

Thanks, so i dont take a look on the belly

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

Maybe the most interesting species of all htese sets. The brand is Playtive, a Lidl brand.

Thanks, so i dont take a look on the belly

Curiously, it is not always easy to see where is the belly of a sloth, sometimes they look like they rotated their heads and limbs and their backs are their belly. It is not marked Playtive but DELTASPORT instead. Confuse, isn't it?

Qualia

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Isn't your new fat friend up side down? Very cool, congratulations!

Many thanks friends

newcomer

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Two genera of sloths exist today, the two-fingered sloths (Choloepus) with two species and the three-fingered sloths (Bradypus) with four species. Including extinct forms, there are currently at least 400 known species in over 90 validly described genera

Here are my sloths:

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Great sloths, especially PV and Colorata.
We also traditionally call Nayab to those large China sloths. The largest one was even sold as Wild Republic.

Very interesting set of sloths, congrats Thomas.

Phantastic

In your boxes you have still places for Starlux and Papo models!

Thanks to all for the nice comments

Roger wrote:

Great sloths, especially PV and Colorata.
We also traditionally call Nayab to those large China sloths. The largest one was even sold as Wild Republic.

Thanks for the information. Especially with figures that are not clearly marked, the assignment is difficult for me.

Caracal wrote:

In your boxes you have still places for Starlux and Papo models!

Unfortunately, the pictures do not show the reality! My sloths live in a wild mix of South American and Asian figurines.
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But for interesting specimens I have so far always managed to find a place. But it is getting harder and harder.

And I tought my shelves were overcrowded... but now I see that you have much more tight space!

Please what is the third pangolin in the row, counting from above?

Pardofelis wrote:

And I tought my shelves were overcrowded... but now I see that you have much more tight space!

Please what is the third pangolin in the row, counting from above?

I think it is marked with "Hong Kong", nothing else. But tomorrow I will have a closer look.

Pardofelis wrote:

And I tought my shelves were overcrowded... but now I see that you have much more tight space!

Please what is the third pangolin in the row, counting from above?

If you mean this one:
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Then I was right. It is only marked "Hong Kong" and is not really a beauty.

Thanks, the shape was very promising due to long tail and slender small body, but now I see the sculpt is quite too simple for my taste.