Safari LTD. Red Deer Stag #181929 (New for 2016)

I know this figure has already been shown by other members but I was taking photos of mine and thought I would share as well.
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I'm quite happy with this model personally,i'm glad its not in the bugling pose that Schleich and CollectA used for their models.


Here is a comparison to the 2013 Elk from Safari Ltd. They are very different models if anyone was wondering about their similarity. (Pardon the bit of dog hair in the background, roomate's dog sat on the blanket right before I went to take a photo of these two,haha.)
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It was a great decision, there is no problem that a figure previously presented is reviewed again. I love your pictures and the comparison picture witht he elk is precious. Elks and red deers are very similar animals and very close relatives. Though, I agree that they do not look the same figure at all. I like this figure, I think also that antlers are delicate, though, I am not sure their layout is the most adjusted to the species. Maybe...

Nice pics :) Thank you :)

Thanks to both of you for the nice comments! c:

Thankyou for the beautyful pictures

And I agree with Roger, - of course it is fine to se more than one reviw of a fine model like that, - and the comparison is very interesting too

Thank you for the pictures.
Not sure what to make of this new deer.
I like it a lot, but then again I don't.

For instance: I like the antlers.
But I don't like the grey colour on the neck manes.
I do like the white markings on the face.
But they are to bright and obvious.
And I like the proportions of this figure.
But I don't like the "horse parking out" stance.

Hmmmm....

I know I'm late to the party, but was there ever a doe and fawn to go with Safari Red Deer Stag 2016 or the Elk 2013?

Thank you

saltlick wrote:

I know I'm late to the party, but was there ever a doe and fawn to go with Safari Red Deer Stag 2016 or the Elk 2013?

Thank you

Never too late

To the best of my knowledge, Safari never made females or offspring for those two species