2016 South American Wildlife from all brands - Updated 3rd January

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Here is a place to post and discuss all the 2016 South American WildLife models from all brands. New official Pics will be added on the first post when available. Very Happy

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Carribean flamingo Papo
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Chilean Flamingo Schleich
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Keel-billed Toucan Safari Ltd
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Poison dart frog (red) Papo
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Puma Papo
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Red-eye tree frog Papo
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Roseate spoonbill safari Ltd
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Last edited by NightLioness on Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:37 pm; edited 2 times in total

Whoot, always happy to see these types of topics cheers

Gives a good overall sight of the models.

- Flamingo: Hmm, not bad. Maybe I need some pink in my collection Wink

- Frog: o.0 Go hop away little one, your toes are weird....

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The Flamingo is a Chilean one and I hope it will not be as tall as the 2015 Ostrich Very Happy

For the frog, aven with better toes I can't see what species it could be confused

Christophe thank you for your work; monkey

Fortunately there is a pink flament now a bit simple for my taste pose, jespèrais with a chick on the slope. Wink

Finally already a new species! Rolling Eyes

I really hope that some other brands will release some more flamingos. Or I will need more than one, flamingos can only be happy as a group. :)

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arafan wrote:: I really hope that some other brands will release some more flamingos. Or I will need more than one, flamingos can only be happy as a group. :)

You can alway add the Safari one Wink

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Most flamingos are kind of ruined by adding support to the legs, such as with CollectA and Bully, but in this case I can tolerate the use of a small dirt stand for it. And the frog is supposed to be a poison dart frog, though no poison dart frogs I've seen have yellow in addition to red and black.

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I'm a little amazed that flamingos are so often in the animal market but the most of them aren't really good.
But maybe this flamingo is also a good candidate for some custing works. And I really hope it isn't too big.

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NightLioness wrote:

arafan wrote:: I really hope that some other brands will release some more flamingos. Or I will need more than one, flamingos can only be happy as a group. :)

You can alway add the Safari one Wink

The Safari Ltd one is a Carribean flamingo, not the same species, and I really hope the Schleich one will be smaller Very Happy

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:: Most flamingos are kind of ruined by adding support to the legs, such as with CollectA and Bully, but in this case I can tolerate the use of a small dirt stand for it. And the frog is supposed to be a poison dart frog, though no poison dart frogs I've seen have yellow in addition to red and black.

Even without the yellow lines, no red poison dart frog has this kind of black pattern Suspect

Kikimalou wrote:

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:: And the frog is supposed to be a poison dart frog, though no poison dart frogs I've seen have yellow in addition to red and black.

Even without the yellow lines, no red poison dart frog has this kind of black pattern Suspect

Well, let's say i have been into frogs ( studied, kept and bred them for an exctensive period of time ) and i'm 99% sure that the frogs colloration is not based on a poison dart frog but most likely on a reed frog species.., Hyperolius viridiflavus , which would actually make it an African species.

Uroplatus wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:: And the frog is supposed to be a poison dart frog, though no poison dart frogs I've seen have yellow in addition to red and black.

Even without the yellow lines, no red poison dart frog has this kind of black pattern Suspect

Well, let's say i have been into frogs ( studied, kept and bred them for an exctensive period of time ) and i'm 99% sure that the frogs colloration is not based on a poison dart frog but most likely on a reed frog species.., Hyperolius viridiflavus , which would actually make it an African species.

Common reed frog!. Of course you are right Applause

I am glad it is a Chilean flamingo, judging the structure I suspect it will be as tall as the last stork. Shocked

I'll get it much probably. Very Happy

Uroplatus wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:: And the frog is supposed to be a poison dart frog, though no poison dart frogs I've seen have yellow in addition to red and black.

Even without the yellow lines, no red poison dart frog has this kind of black pattern Suspect

Well, let's say i have been into frogs ( studied, kept and bred them for an exctensive period of time ) and i'm 99% sure that the frogs colloration is not based on a poison dart frog but most likely on a reed frog species.., Hyperolius viridiflavus , which would actually make it an African species.

That's nice to know that this frog can be attributed to a real species even if it is not a poison dart frog. Maybe the use of it in JP influenced Schleich decision. :)

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Uroplatus wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:: And the frog is supposed to be a poison dart frog, though no poison dart frogs I've seen have yellow in addition to red and black.

Even without the yellow lines, no red poison dart frog has this kind of black pattern Suspect

Well, let's say i have been into frogs ( studied, kept and bred them for an exctensive period of time ) and i'm 99% sure that the frogs colloration is not based on a poison dart frog but most likely on a reed frog species.., Hyperolius viridiflavus , which would actually make it an African species.

Great that the painting is based on a real frog, thank you! Honestly I even didn't know that species.

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No more frog here Laughing

Kikimalou wrote:: No more frog here

I told him to do that Wink

- Frog: o.0 Go hop away little one, your toes are weird....

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NightLioness wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:: No more frog here

I told him to do that Wink

- Frog: o.0 Go hop away little one, your toes are weird....

Keel-billed Toucan added

Roseate spoonbill added Very Happy

Papo fauna added tongue

Christophe thank you very much for your work! monkey

Roseate Spoonbill, Flamingo and puma are on my wish list Wink

Thank you Lucky Luke Very Happy

Funny how some of the brands are now starting to name animals by specific species such as Schleich's Chilean Flamingo and Safari's Roseate spoonbill rather than just Flamingo or spoonbill......I wonder who started the trend

I don't think that Schleich really did named their flamingo, it were dome of us because it looks like a chilean, I think that Schleich doesn't even know that there are flamingoes in South America because it's in their African section.

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But at least they realized there are flamingos. :)

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arafan wrote:: I don't think that Schleich really did named their flamingo, it were dome of us because it looks like a chilean, I think that Schleich doesn't even know that there are flamingoes in South America because it's in their African section.

Absolutely right Laughing

Wilorvise wrote:: But at least they realized there are flamingos. :)

Absolutely right Laughing

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