New Mojö 2017 Alligator!

American alligators are large crocodilian creatures from America that can reach sizes up to 4,5 m. Alligators can be distinguished from crocodiles due to its shorter and broader snout. Also, the fourth tooth in the lower jaw fits into a socket in the upper jaw and is not visible when the mouth is closed, contrarily to crocodiles. Can you notice their sarcastic smile? Another interesting point is that alligators are able of put their strong but short limbs almost under their bodies carrying their bodies at a galop! Mojö used that ability to choose an almost feline pose, giving action to its figure.
It is a big honour that Mojö allows STS-Forum to be the first online place where their new releases are presented and I want also to thank Ana for inviting some members to present these new figures.

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AMAZING !!! What a beautyful alligator

Great pose, great colour, perfect alligator-eyes , and lots of great details.  

Look at the details on the skin and sides, - the designer has done a wonderful job there

I almost can't wait to see this cutie smiling at me from my piano

An alligator presented by a crocodile, how STS!

I already can hear him sis <3 *looks ate her reptile shelves* I have room for an other alligator!

Thank you, Roger, for opening this topic! I really think it is a wonderful model of alligator and definitely it is one of my favourite news from Mojo 2017

Beautiful alligator, and presented by the perfect person too

Really nice

Oh, nice indeed

skysthelimit wrote:

Oh, nice indeed

Hi, Robert !! Great to see you here

It is a great figure !

This is one of their best models for the year. What a great alligator, thanks Roger for presenting it!

Nice Alligator

from that angle, it doesn't really look like an alligator, but nice in detail and pose. I really like to see a pic of it's neck scales,...

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

This is one of their best models for the year. What a great alligator, thanks Roger for presenting it!

PeGe wrote:

from that angle, it doesn't really look like an alligator, but nice in detail and pose. I really like to see a pic of it's neck scales,...

Why? I don't understand. It looks a lot like this one

head and jaw shape,..from that angle, it looks like being less round and more wedge-shaped like a croc skull.

PeGe wrote:

head and jaw shape,..from that angle, it looks like being less round and more wedge-shaped like a croc skull.

Maybe, maybe... James!!! More pics please

PeGe wrote:

head and jaw shape,..from that angle, it looks like being less round and more wedge-shaped like a croc skull.

I agree about the lower jaw shape, in the point where it articulates with the head, it should be rounded and not stretched. It removes a little the traditional alligator smile. Though, from what we can see in these pictures, I find it very exciting, with a great pose, good proportions, good level of detail. I'm sure it will be a hit. I want it for sure!

SUSANNE wrote:

AMAZING !!! What a beautyful alligator

Great pose, great colour, perfect alligator-eyes , and lots of great details.  

Look at the details on the skin and sides, - the designer has done a wonderful job there

..this will be exactly my words too
I`m just watching right now Alligators on Animal Planet
And this one looks very nice.

And who showed to us..?!? .. Our Croger

It is an Allie ! It is an Allie !! .. these photos angles can play a trick or two and make a E look an an F or vice versa

Beautiful alligator !. I like this figure so much :)

A alligator how it should be! Yes James, more detailed pics please! What´s about some "real" photos please ?

Im following in love...

Beautiful alligator

Wow, this is really impressive. For me it's one of the first "must-buys" from Mojo Fun in a while.

Though I agree that from the photo I'd like it to be a bit more jowly, I love the idea of a model showing how athletic these amazing creatures can be! I've watched them run quickly for short distances, and even climb chain link fences after a dog.