My Kaiyodos-puzzles

They are very nice- but i dont like puzzles.

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widukind wrote:

They are very nice- but i dont like puzzles.

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...I very like models by Kaiyodo (Japan). But I,ve saw them only in the web.
It seems the conception of this brand is manufacture of some rare original species of birds, insects, fishes and small mammals... There is another brand of puzzle models - 4DMaster [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
...The main problems of this models are the seams (lines between the parts). But this seams is unnoticeable on insects, frogs, some reptiles (tortoises) and birds. Unfortunatly the lines between the parts are good visible on mammals models. ...
So we can have a choice... Our mutual friend Christoph (Kikimalou) has many nice Kaiydo models!

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....and many, many others!

widukind wrote:

They are very nice- but i dont like puzzles.

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...It,s my collection 4D Master insects.
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Do you see that it,s puzzles?

I think they're fantastic!

I think they are fantastic

And puzzles are fun if you have time for it, - only for the last 8 years I have not been able to do them, - I got my two siam-terrorist-kitties 8 yeas ago.
They love puzzels too

SUSANNE wrote:

I think they are fantastic

And puzzles are fun if you have time for it, - only for the last 8 years I have not been able to do them, - I got my two siam-terrorist-kitties 8 yeas ago.
They love puzzels too

Sorry sorry sorry. But i like my animals in one piece and i dont like this small lines on body and head/meck (like from a guillontine). The small lines are ok, if you dont see them (under and over the body - like colorata raptors legs and wings) in my collection. I know there are very good, but i have have this spleen.

IMHO,the Dinotales series is the best,with no lines visible and the most accurate dino models on the market!

Great collection. Very interesting creatures.

I like Kaiyodo a lot, despie the lines

The biggest reason I like them (and any of the japanese brands) is that they do not only do "common" species, but other ones that are realy rare in the plastic animal range.

(That is also part of the reason why I love safari ltd)

Thats right!! The best are the toobs.
And also k&m and my absolutly favorite: play visions- but i find them too late.

Arrakai wrote:

I like Kaiyodo a lot, despie the lines

The biggest reason I like them (and any of the japanese brands) is that they do not only do "common" species, but other ones that are realy rare in the plastic animal range.

(That is also part of the reason why I love safari ltd)

Arrakai wrote:

I like Kaiyodo a lot, despie the lines

The biggest reason I like them (and any of the japanese brands) is that they do not only do "common" species, but other ones that are realy rare in the plastic animal range.

(That is also part of the reason why I love safari ltd)

I too, dislike the puzzle-creatures, but I have to admit that they are easiest puzzles I have ever seen. Much, much simpler to solve than the Rubik's cube! It seems to me that the Kaiyodos need special care with storage, as they are very delicate and can be easily broken (I discovered this the hard way!)...

It is, however, so true that they make figurines based on rare species not commonly found in the collecting arena. Perfect for Torben and Christophe! And Arrakai.

I don't collect Japanese figurines, although I am half-Japanese, but I do have maybe 30 Colorata small mammals I purchased from Danny a long time ago, and they are simply fantastic. If I ever collect a line other than Scheich, it would have to be the Colorata line. Is anyone familiar with their massive Whale Shark (maybe a meter long, comes on a wooden stand)?

Kikimalou wrote:

Arrakai wrote:

I like Kaiyodo a lot, despie the lines

The biggest reason I like them (and any of the japanese brands) is that they do not only do "common" species, but other ones that are realy rare in the plastic animal range.

(That is also part of the reason why I love safari ltd)

schleich61 wrote:

I don't collect Japanese figurines, although I am half-Japanese, but I do have maybe 30 Colorata small mammals I purchased from Danny a long time ago, and they are simply fantastic. If I ever collect a line other than Scheich, it would have to be the Colorata line. Is anyone familiar with their massive Whale Shark (maybe a meter long, comes on a wooden stand)?

Alas, I only know it on pics... And it looks so fabulous

Kikimalou wrote:

schleich61 wrote:

I don't collect Japanese figurines, although I am half-Japanese, but I do have maybe 30 Colorata small mammals I purchased from Danny a long time ago, and they are simply fantastic. If I ever collect a line other than Scheich, it would have to be the Colorata line. Is anyone familiar with their massive Whale Shark (maybe a meter long, comes on a wooden stand)?

Alas, I only know it on pics... And it looks so fabulous

There was a gent in HK who was selling them on eBay.com a couple of years ago; the shipping cost to the USA was more than the purchase price. A really beautiful and majestic statue... :)

... The Kaiyodo figurines museum in Japan... :) ...And some more pics...

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Great Sergey but thsoe one are not KAIYODOS. The turtle is KITAN CLUB and the frog is YUJIN ( Now TAKARA TOMY)

Kikimalou wrote:

Great Sergey but thsoe one are not KAIYODOS. The turtle is KITAN CLUB and the frog is YUJIN ( Now TAKARA TOMY)

...Upppsss... Thank dear Christoph! ... Maybe some mistakes in my information about rare japan brands...

Hello Sergey - where is this museum located in Japan?

schleich61 wrote:

Hello Sergey - where is this museum located in Japan?

Hi Phil! :)
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Here is a new puzzle. This figurine i dont like:
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but i also became much better puzzles (only wings and tail or legs to stick).
Pics in my news of the march

My march bird:

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Puzzles, but i like this animals:

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Will i change my opinion?

Welcome Andreas