PaPo Polacanthus "before Christmas" walkaround by Kikimalou

@ NightLioness: Yes you can pet it, if you have enough carrots of course  

@ Widukind: I guess this one will walk in Germany in 2017    For Polacanthus Foxxi, after reading your comments I discovered it probably lived also in Germany and Belgium.    I will add this to the first post  

@ Rogério: Please stop with your compliment or I will soon begin to cry     . I agree with you dinosaurs were animals and not monsters, some were probably as terrific as rabbits and others as cute as vultures !
I love also this picture, I "shot" Violetta when she was asking for more chips potatoes  

@ Costicuba: Thank you to like my work Kosta, it matters

@ 75senta75: The real Kikimalou thank you very much Yvette. Big hug  

@ Susanne: Thank you Susanne, I'm so happy I fulfill one of my commitments at last    For the Catwalk I asked Jean-Paul Gaultier but he wanted to add a sailor stripe jersey. Violetta said No!

@ Willybacoman: Thank you Willy, it's good to know that two macaques are still alive  

@ Bloodrayne: Thank you Simone   , Violetta doesn't know how to dance Salsa yet    I also like the color, I'm not a fan of parrots like colored dinosaurs. About the neck, since armored crocdiles ara able to do that (see pic below) I see no reason a Polacanthus would be unable to do it.

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@ Landrover and Donny ong: Thank you very much  

Yes! You are right! I guess the spikes on shoulder and neck made me think they would be in the way when it would lift its head up high.
But seeing Roger doing his yoga poses on the beach makes it a lot more believable.

Thank you

Absolutely AWESOME walkaround for an AWESOME figure! Congrats, and I can't wait to get one!!!!

Thank you Malatesta

Kikimalou wrote:

@ Susanne: Thank you Susanne, I'm so happy I fulfill one of my commitments at last    For the Catwalk I asked Jean-Paul Gaultier but he wanted to add a sailor stripe jersey. Violetta said NO!

Violetta isn't only beautyful, - she als has a good taste and great willpower

OK, I'll stop with my compliments and with my yoga on beaches as long as you promise you'll continue opening topics like these. Actually, it was just a trivial narrative to show you how much I like your walk arounds.
I haven't read yet the entire topic on DTF where your pictures were posted but I could see that some Cretaceous creatures thought crazy macaques were a kind of exotic meal. . Fortunately, moderation team knows perfectly who is Kikimalou and you're not definitively the guy from another forum as someone "pompusly" called you there. Your a global collector and a renowned macaque in this hobby. I know you're completely himune to these little incidents and believe me that those are things from the past... prehistoric perhaps.

Was anybody unkind to out macaque

Tell me where I can find them, and I will give the the Siamussy-treatment :
Make ribbons out of their curtains, make fluff out of their most expensive furniture, push all their dog-looking models on the floor, chew their new woolen socks and throw them up in their bed !!!

...well, at a second thought - perhaps I won't chew socks

Rogério, Susanne, everything is fine for me and I know ATF and DTF are full of nice collectors too

We don't need to chew socks

Siamussy treatment? Everything is fine and I know this hobby is full of great collectors, ATF and DTF included, of course.

I`ve read all comments in DTF , about your photos Kiki : good and bad ...what can I say..
different people - different mentality.
But for shure I want to say, Kiki, you have my admirations for your polite, calm , but in a same time -vindicate justice attitude, which you showed with your comments there, and which I really like.
:)

Thank you Kosta

And now... Let's talk about the Polacanthus


I think I will customize the tail to make it more accurate, the third spike line is giving me itching

Kikimalou wrote:

I think I will customize the tail to make it more accurate, the third spike line is giving me itching

This will be very nice and interesting to see

Wonderful walkaround! I enjoyed it a lot, even after having the figure for a while now.

postsaurischian wrote:

Wonderful walkaround! I enjoyed it a lot, even after having the figure for a while now.

Thank you So what do you think about it?

Kikimalou wrote:

postsaurischian wrote:

Wonderful walkaround! I enjoyed it a lot, even after having the figure for a while now.

Thank you  So what do you think about it?

I really like it! It's very well done and it's one of Papo's more "scientifically orientated" prehistoric figures, which I prefer .