Southlands Replicas

widukind wrote:

Many thanks, now i have mine :)

CONGRATULATIONS

SUSANNE wrote:

widukind wrote:

Many thanks, now i have mine :)

CONGRATULATIONS

Thank you :)

Our 2nd and 3rd figures from our upcoming 3rd release have now been announced on Facebook and I'm very happy to share them here too :) Staying with the Aussie theme for now ...

Tasmanian Devil male and Eastern Grey Kangaroo hopping female. Both in 1:15 scale.

Both are fantastic! For me - a must have.
Great Photos.

So so exciting! I'm very excited about the Tasmanian devil, one of my favorite animals and you certainly did the little guy justice. Big congrats on presenting these fantastic models!

Wonderful news Jason
Another two great models from our new, favorite brand
And excellent choice for the posture of the Kangaroo
And it is a male
Wonderful paint job too

Also beautieful figurines!

This is the best model of a kangaroo, I have ever seen

Can it stand ? Or does it need some kind of support ?

Thankyou Zirkoon, Saarlooswolfhound, Kosta, Andreas and Susanne Kosta, the Tasmanian Devil is a male but the kangaroo is a female

Susanne wrote:

Can it stand? Or does it need some kind of support?

We have thought all that through and have developed a special method to take care of these issues There will be a 'reveal' on Facebook soon

Southlands Replicas wrote:

Thankyou Zirkoon, Saarlooswolfhound, Kosta, Andreas and Susanne Kosta, the Tasmanian Devil is a male but the kangaroo is a female

Susanne wrote:

Can it stand? Or does it need some kind of support?

We have thought all that through and have developed a special method to take care of these issues There will be a 'reveal' on Facebook soon

Looking clsoe, there appears to be a grassy base on the toes of the Kangaroo. Which makes sense, since there's no way a figure could balance like that on its own!

sbell wrote:

Southlands Replicas wrote:

Thankyou Zirkoon, Saarlooswolfhound, Kosta, Andreas and Susanne Kosta, the Tasmanian Devil is a male but the kangaroo is a female

Susanne wrote:

Can it stand? Or does it need some kind of support?

We have thought all that through and have developed a special method to take care of these issues There will be a 'reveal' on Facebook soon

Looking clsoe, there appears to be a grassy base on the toes of the Kangaroo. Which makes sense, since there's no way a figure could balance like that on its own!

WOW !!! I didn't se that !!! Ohhh, I just can't wait to get this beauty hopping round on my piano, - or maybe two or three ?

Oh wow, you can hardly tell! The grass color is matched so well. That makes that model a very exciting figure simply because of its ingenuity.

Southlands Replicas wrote:

Kosta, the Tasmanian Devil is a male but the kangaroo is a female

Susanne wrote:

Can it stand? Or does it need some kind of support?

We have thought all that through and have developed a special method to take care of these issues There will be a 'reveal' on Facebook soon

Ups So, it`s a beautiful female , with great pose
And I also see the base :)
The Tasmanian male Devil is a great model too

Amazing! The kangaroo is a masterpiece!

donny ong wrote:

Amazing! The kangaroo is a masterpiece!

you said it Donny !! this figure expresses what Southlands Replicas is all about !!!

Congratulations Jason and Southlands replicas, magnificent work and attractive species; Finally a kangaroo with a new pose!
I look forward to finding these replicas!
I love Australia and the diversity of its fauna, I am already falling in love with the yowie that I posed and your work pleases me much !
It's still going and having won derful animals with Southlands and I'm looking forward to it!
thank you very much

I love the kangaroo Most figurines of kangaroos are standing poses, so this one is quite unique The tasmanian devil is nice to, it reminds me of the one that I saw during my Australia vacation in the Sydney Zoo.

JamesPanda wrote:

donny ong wrote:

Amazing! The kangaroo is a masterpiece!

 you said it Donny !! this figure expresses what Southlands Replicas is all about !!!

Indeed, James.

These two are absololutely wonderful And I surely must get that kangaroo to my collection, yay!

I`ve  just saw the video from Sounthlands , about the base of the Kangaroo on Facebook..
and it looks really really nice.
Great idea and choice about that base !
Well done Jason
So, the model is not fixed to the base and it can be removed very easy from it.
At the same time it can stands with the base perfectly :)

For those, who can see it on facebook , check it HERE

It's a great idea, and very well developped! A base that can be dettached! My question is: Is tha kangaroo sold together with its base? Or is the base an independent item, to be bought separately?

Excellent, the base's artifact is really a good idea
By the way Jason, I need official pics

costicuba wrote:

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Well done Jason
So, the model is not fixed to the base and it can be removed very easy from it.
At the same time it can stands with the base perfectly :)

For those, who can see it on facebook , check it HERE

Wow!! Thankyou all so much for such a positive response to our hopping kangaroo. The Eastern Grey is very common around where I live on the the mid-North coast of NSW, Australia and I really felt that the figurine world was missing out on such a classic animal in a classic hopping pose like this. The decision to create a removable base was easy to make as it allows the figure to be played with in a natural way and also allows for all the detail of the large toe claw to be included.

javito wrote:

It's a great idea, and very well developped! A base that can be dettached! My question is: Is tha kangaroo sold together with its base? Or is the base an independent item, to be bought separately?

The base will be sold with the kangaroo

Kikimalou wrote:

By the way Jason, I need official pics    

The model we have used for the photos and video so far is only a prototype. We will take official photos when we have the retail version.

I am seeing these last 3 figures for the first time and I am really impressed! It doesn't matter how common or unusual are the species replicated, I want them all!
The Mountain possum is so natural and the kangaroo looks one of these Japanese masterpieces but not in pieces... who is in pieces it is just me.