Prosimian (Lemurs, Lorisoidea and Tarsiers)

Roger wrote:

Very intringuing figure! You always find something not predictable! ......

Yes, indeed !!!

Thank you Susanne :)

Roger wrote:

Very intringuing figure! You always find something not predictable! Could you please take a close up picture from frontal view? I want to see its face. It seems you have a unusual species of lemur indeed.

Hope that helps

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widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

Very intringuing figure! You always find something not predictable! Could you please take a close up picture from frontal view? I want to see its face. It seems you have a unusual species of lemur indeed.

Hope that helps

Sorry for taking so long to reply and I don't have the reply I wanted. I had some hope that the facial markings could fit a certain species of brown lemur but it doesn't match any of those I watched online. Though, I am positively convinced that it could match something.

Roger wrote:

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

Very intringuing figure! You always find something not predictable! Could you please take a close up picture from frontal view? I want to see its face. It seems you have a unusual species of lemur indeed.

Hope that helps

Sorry for taking so long to reply and I don't have the reply I wanted. I had some hope that the facial markings could fit a certain species of brown lemur but it doesn't match any of those I watched online. Though, I am positively convinced that it could match something.

Yes, more a black face would be better

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It looks more like a Crowned lemur... Even if it doesn't look like a Crowned lemur

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made in china slowly lori

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This figure is extraordinarily beautiful.

Congrats Andreas.

Thank you Fernando :)

I don''t remember seeing this figure before? It is very interesting, have you found it in a set? find
Now you have to call it Hugo, yes, the goalkeepper of France, Hugo Lloris, it is much better than slow loris.

Roger wrote:

I don''t remember seeing this figure before?  It is very interesting, have you found it in a set? find
Now you have to call it Hugo, yes, the goalkeepper of France, Hugo Lloris, it is much better than slow loris.

It is from the same "set" like the pallas cat and the tibetean sand fox.

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

I don''t remember seeing this figure before?  It is very interesting, have you found it in a set? find
Now you have to call it Hugo, yes, the goalkeepper of France, Hugo Lloris, it is much better than slow loris.

It is from the same "set" like the pallas cat and the tibetean sand fox.

I think I was not aware of it. Thanks for telling!

Safari Ltd toob Coquerel sifaka
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Yowies (US) Silky sifaka
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Play Visions Hill's ruffed lemur
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Major brands have many possibilities to make animals like these.

Papo white-ruffed lemur

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Action products Galago

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That beautyful white-ruffed lemur is simply a must-have

And a galago !!!! WOW !

Thank you Susanne :)

widukind wrote:

made in china slowly lori

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This one is so cute!

it Is lovely figure. thanks for sharing.

Many thanks friends