Pictures for Toy Animal Wiki

I added all these Yowies and the Mojo aardvark but not yet the other major brand figures. I don't know if I will be able of adding them during the next days so if other editor has time to do it, it would be appreciated.

2023 Series 8 Loggerhead Turtle Baby





2023 Series 8 Dugong Calf

I usually manage on my own but Toy Major is still Terra incognita for me.
A 2011 Hippo different from the one already listed. Any ideas?

If this is a standard sized Lego piece, this hippo is very small, slightly more than 3 inches, perhaps. The other hippo is vrom a 6 pieces set already identified. Likely this one is from a set of 8 or 12 pieces. Is it marked with a letter or number? As soon as I have the chance, I will list this one on TAW if you wish, Toy Major is not easy. The other model is in a page called Toy Major Hippopotamus (2011) which should be the name of the page for this one but obviously we can't give the same page name for different figures.

Dear Sts Friends:

Hi guys, hey, I just wanted to say that I've started a portrait box for figures that need to be recorded as existing for TAW. The first two of these figures are two Toy Major snakes, one of which is a cobra. If you need pictures of these, then I'll hold on to them for you, but please remember that it might be a while before you get the pictures, as I'm having trouble finding a reliable photographer. Please understand, I want to help this project as much as I can, but as of right now, I have no way of getting pictures on to this forum. So the real question is, do we need the pictures of these snakes? If we do, then please let me know.

Aschuck

Anna, we have two Toy Major snakes listed on TAW, they're 1995 models, one is marked with C and the other is marked with D, I don't know if someone can help you to check what's marked on yours. The one marked with a D is a cobra. Both have twisted bodies, not curled but that's the commonest pose for a snake.

Jolie, your Yowie turtle and dugong are now on TAW, thanks.

Roger wrote:

If this is a standard sized Lego piece, this hippo is very small, slightly more than 3 inches, perhaps. The other hippo is vrom a 6 pieces set already identified. Likely this one is from a set of 8 or 12 pieces. Is it marked with a letter or number? As soon as I have the chance, I will list this one on TAW if you wish, Toy Major is not easy. The other model is in a page called Toy Major Hippopotamus (2011) which should be the name of the page for this one but obviously we can't give the same page name for different figures.

8cm long on the belly: 2122-P2 B2

Kikimalou wrote:

Roger wrote:

If this is a standard sized Lego piece, this hippo is very small, slightly more than 3 inches, perhaps. The other hippo is vrom a 6 pieces set already identified. Likely this one is from a set of 8 or 12 pieces. Is it marked with a letter or number? As soon as I have the chance, I will list this one on TAW if you wish, Toy Major is not easy. The other model is in a page called Toy Major Hippopotamus (2011) which should be the name of the page for this one but obviously we can't give the same page name for different figures.

8cm long  on the belly: 2122-P2 B2

Thanks, markings are particularly useful to list TM models.
2122 is the set number, so every figure we find with this reference will belong to the same set has the hippo. We always have -P1, -P2, etc. B2 might mean it is a calf. I'm not sure it looks like a calf and youngsters are not common in Toy Major but these small figures are rarely marked like this unless they're juveniles. Now you have to find the B1.
Here is your hippo
https://toyanimalwiki.mywikis.wiki/wiki/Toy_Major_Hippo_Baby_(2011)

Thank you Rogério, I learn something about TM. I found this orphan in a lot, if anyone has his mother or wants him I'll give him away for good care.

Kikimalou wrote:

Thank you Rogério, I learn something about TM. I found this orphan in a lot, if anyone has his mother or wants him I'll give him away for good care.

I hope it finds someone to take good care of him, maybe Hippocollector, our Turkish boy might be interested on it.

Kikimalou wrote:

Thank you Rogério, I learn something about TM. I found this orphan in a lot, if anyone has his mother or wants him I'll give him away for good care.

I wouldnt mind having a new hippo

It almost looks like a pygmy hippo instead of a calf

Different color of nayab hippo from before but its a different set

Unknown maker water buffalo

Fast champ orca


Nayab zebra from the same set with the red nayab hippo i sent before

Giraffe from the same set as zebra and hippo

Mojo toucan and wooolly rhino, CollectA pangolin, angel shark and right whale are now on TAW.
Still some missing after these.

widukind wrote:

Have not seen that AAA chimpanzee

This one is already listed on TAW as a gorilla, it was my decision but apparently you're all identifying it as a chimp and maybe I'm just being stubborn and I should relist it.

Yowie 2023 Baby Animals Series Harp Seal Pup





Yowie 2023 Baby Animals Series Asiatic Black Bear Cub





Papo 2023 Pigeon 50295





Papo 2023 Bumblebee 50291





Papo 2023 Golden Beetle 50290





Papo 2023 Young Octopus 56060







Papo 2023 Eagle Ray 56059

Jolie, all this batch of pictures is now on TAW. Will you collect the whole Yowie Baby series?

The RAE aardvark that isn't on TAW (not sure if it's the male or female)

DeQube Toro Bravos

Castano

Berrendo

Jabonera

Taylor, thanks for your pictures, they're now on TAW. I suppose the Castagno is the same as the Colorado - isn't it?
Jill, I would love to upload your aardvark but I have no idea about its gender so I don't know how to list it.

Roger wrote:

Jill, I would love to upload your aardvark but I have no idea about its gender so I don't know how to list it.

Me either! Since there is no way to tell their gender from their mold can they be distinguished some other way, or for the set does it need to be male and female?

Jill wrote:

Roger wrote:

Jill, I would love to upload your aardvark but I have no idea about its gender so I don't know how to list it.

Me either!  Since there is no way to tell their gender from their mold can they be distinguished some other way, or for the set does it need to be male and female?

Yes, you tell it on your post. To avoid forgetting it, I will list them as aardvark 1 and aardvark 2 and if someone finds it out it will be easy to rename.

Roger wrote:

Jill wrote:

Roger wrote:

Jill, I would love to upload your aardvark but I have no idea about its gender so I don't know how to list it.

Me either!  Since there is no way to tell their gender from their mold can they be distinguished some other way, or for the set does it need to be male and female?

Yes, you tell it on your post. To avoid forgetting it, I will list them as aardvark 1 and aardvark 2 and if someone finds it out it will be easy to rename.

Perfect

Lots of new Safari figures today! Walkarounds coming soon

2023 Incredible Creatures Leopard Gecko 102504








2023 Wings of the World Great Grey Owl 100691





2023 Australian Continent Toob 102489



Wombat





Red Kangaroo





Frilled Lizard





Platypus





Saltwater Crocodile





Kakapo





Tuatara





Giant Weta





Kiwi





European Animals Toob 102488



Eurasian Sparrowhawk





Chamois





Red Deer





European Badger





Wild Boar





Capercaille





White Stork





Wel's Catfish





European Eel