2016 North American Wildlife from all brands - Updated 7 february

A new fox for me, of course it needed to be the highlight of this year!
A very "feline" Arctic fox and honestly I like it very much, even the darker dorsal area makes it look even more realistic.
I am glad Papo is making a new puma and this one seems to have a much more balanced design than the previous. Very promising although it looks a subadulte as the Mojö's one is either.
The white-tailed deer is on map but not in the list of individual pictures, I guess.
This year something strange happened, Safari released a red deer and Papo a white-taled deer. Brands are clearly expanding their forest collections and not limiting it to the most common animals in the continent where the company is based. :)

I hope for you the colors on the real Papo fox won't be disappointing.

The new puma is nice and I will probably catch it.

The White-tailed deer is on the list now

Last year Safari Ltd produced a wild boar, maybe Papo will make a Pecari in 2017

Why not a pecari then?
The Arctic fox is in my wish list even painting is disapointing. :)
By the way, Papo released an Arctic Wolf early in their range, unless it is what it looks like when watching that variation of their old grey wolf. :)
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Picture from TAI!

I know of course taht a bad painting won't prevent you from collecting foxes. I'm just a bit suspicious with Papo official pics, the painting are amways far better on catalogue since a few years

Kikimalou wrote:

I know of course taht a bad painting won't prevent you from collecting foxes. I'm just a bit suspicious with Papo official pics, the painting are amways far better on catalogue since a few years

Yes, you're right.

Mojo added

the Papo scorpion is an Androctonus, and should only be used for Europe and Asia.

bmathison1972 wrote:

the Papo scorpion is an Androctonus, and should only be used for Europe and Asia.

Blaine, it is fantastic to have your imput in this matter. Isn't that genus also common in Africa?

Roger wrote:

bmathison1972 wrote:

the Papo scorpion is an Androctonus, and should only be used for Europe and Asia.

Blaine, it is fantastic to have your imput in this matter. Isn't that genus also common in Africa?

The same for me???

Kikimalou wrote:

Roger wrote:

bmathison1972 wrote:

the Papo scorpion is an Androctonus, and should only be used for Europe and Asia.

Blaine, it is fantastic to have your imput in this matter. Isn't that genus also common in Africa?

The same for me???

yes Northern Africa as well