RECUR - Dogo Argentino - Walkaround

Ok, let`s see the first walkaround of RECUR model :)

I really like Dogo Argentino dogs and when I saw, that Recur made one, which was looking very nice on photos, so I was very curious
to see, how it`s looking on real.
So I bought one..and I have to say, I like it on real too :)
It is a nice sculpted model...
About the material of the model, Michael explained to us, that the products are made of soft pvc outside and pp cotton inside..
Now, I`ll try to give a bit more information :
The idea of the models is almost like the idea of some of the Safari Wonders models, but the pvc material is a bit more soft.

About the quality of the model, the two parts are not glued so perfect and it is too visible.
I think Recur, have to work on that , to improve it ..,
but the model is painted ok. It is not only white..it has also other colors, which is nice :)

And yes, it is big

Now let`s see some photos :

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Some closeup photos :

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I like, that they gave more details with painting...like these spots for example

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Let`s see the size of this Dogo , together with the Collecta American Staffordshire Terrier:

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And one more photo, for more clear size idea :

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A nice dog figurine :)

A beautyful model indeed

Our vetenary's wife had one ( without cropped ears), and it was a very impressive dog, and very friendly.
Quite an experience to stroke such a huge bundle of muscle while it was wagging the tail happily

Unfortunately it was not friendly to other dogs , which was a major problem , of course, and they had to get rid of it

Kosta, you keep sharing very interesting topics and figures either unknown or not very well known yet as it is the case of this Recur dog.
I understand the concept and that they want to explore a niche of market with some different solutions. As a collector of relatively small pvc solide figures, I just wished it was a traditional figure in terms of size and manufacturing. The work is good, no doubts of it. Maybe, someday, Recur will present these animals in smaller versions. As a large figure to be displayed, it looks serious enough, as a toy for kids I think it is excellent.

Thank you Andreas, Susanne and Roger for your comments :)

Roger wrote:

As a collector of relatively small pvc solide figures, I just wished it was a traditional figure in terms of size and manufacturing. The work is good, no doubts of it. Maybe, someday, Recur will present these animals in smaller versions.

Yeah Roger, I also wish that, because some of the Recur models are sculpted very nice ..and if they are in smaller scale, will be great for us
For example , they have very very good looking male Kangaroo and I want a model like this, but...too big for our taste
Also, the other dogs look very nice too...

Please Recur, make us happy with a new line of models in the future :)

I have this dog also, and I love it

Lovely model!!

Is spectacular figure,great pose.

I like his size too. Beautiful close up.

Thanks for sharing.

Thank you very much Kosta for this walkaround

You perfectly explained the plus and minus of this model and I hope Recur will improve on that.

About the size, I feel it works better with dinosaurs and Marine mammals, nevertheless painting and sculpting are very good.

What a wonderful model! I prefer a smaller size, although it hasn't stopped me from buying some Wildlife Wonders and Incredible Creatures scale models from Safari Ltd.

I have a Cane Corso at home, which is a similar breed. He is opposite of this dog: still has his ears but has a docked tail (breeders had already done it). Still, I think I will definitely want this model. It looks closer to him than my Papo Neapolitan Mastiff.

Wow, what a beautiful dog. This is an interesting dog breed because for once the breeders tried to put a lot of thought into it to avoid some major health issues. Very impressive dog, I wish I could meet one in person. Congrats!

Thank you so much and your suggestions were report to our Engineering Department.
Nice workaround and I love it so much.





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A really very expressive model.

a beautiful figure !! And a nice review too !! It can blend well with the wildlife wonders series too

costicuba wrote:

Roger wrote:

As a collector of relatively small pvc solide figures, I just wished it was a traditional figure in terms of size and manufacturing. The work is good, no doubts of it. Maybe, someday, Recur will present these animals in smaller versions.

Yeah Roger, I also wish that, because some of the Recur models are sculpted very nice ..and if they are in smaller scale, will be great for us
For example , they have very very good looking male Kangaroo and I want a model like this, but...too big for our taste
Also, the other dogs look very nice too...

Please Recur, make us happy with a new line of models in the future :)

Yes, if we ask and Rita keeps reporting to the correct department, soon or later we will see some great figures in smaller size.

Actually, this figure is in top 10 on my list of mass produced dog replicas, regarding anatomy. Wonderful work, if only that seams would be gone
Just look at that loose skin, natural muscle definition, beautiful...

skysthelimit wrote:

Actually, this figure is in top 10 on my list of mass produced dog replicas, regarding anatomy. Wonderful work, if only that seams would be gone
Just look at that loose skin, natural muscle definition, beautiful...

Exactly !! well said

skysthelimit wrote:

Actually, this figure is in top 10 on my list of mass produced dog replicas, regarding anatomy. .........
Just look at that loose skin, natural muscle definition, beautiful...

This is serious praise from an expert in mastif-type breeds

Susanne wrote:

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   Actually, this figure is in top 10 on my list of mass produced dog replicas, regarding anatomy. .........
   Just look at that loose skin, natural muscle definition, beautiful...


This is serious praise from an expert in mastif-type breeds cheers

I thought the same when I read that.

Thanks ladies but I'm far from expert, just a fanatical fan

Thank you everybody, for your comments :)

Rita1992 wrote:

Thank you so much and your suggestions were report to our Engineering Department.
Nice workaround and I love it so much.    

Thank you very much Rita :)

Excellent model! I'm not too familiar with this company, but they seem to make really fantastic dogs. This one as well as their collie and Samoyed are particularly nice. I'm really hoping to see them make a Doberman, German shepherd, or Border Collie.

barracudacat wrote:

Excellent model!  I'm not too familiar with this company, but they seem to make really fantastic dogs.  This one as well as their collie and Samoyed are particularly nice.  I'm really hoping to see them make a Doberman, German shepherd, or Border Collie.

I vote for the border collie!