Papo 2018 News!

I'm glad, that I got the Anteater last year.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]: You're right, how could I just overlook the Okapi

Here the first newcomers are arrived ...I will be a poor collector in this year
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Wonderful figures. I like that Vari.
Greets from Dresden. ^^

Tupolew Tu-154 wrote:

Wonderful figures. I like that Vari.
Greets from Dresden. ^^

Greets from Dresden??????? You live here or you visit my hometown?

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] I'm so sorry for the late response, I just wanted to say thank you for the imformation and I can't belive that I haven't got them both in time  some of the best models may never be in my collection.

And thank you for the pictures, I see a lot of great looking animals, but saddly I don't have the feeling that I need any of them.

@ Yurumi: They are beautiful:)

Yurumi Thank you for sharing photos I have not seen the new papo in the shop yet and I really want to have it in my collection, if you can ask for more photos of the cheetah's lynx, please

Barti wrote:

Yurumi Thank you for sharing photos I have not seen the new papo in the shop yet and I really want to have it in my collection, if you can ask for more photos of the cheetah's lynx, please

Here's photos of the lynx:
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Many thanks my friends

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Wolf: also thank You for Your pics

Here are more photos, also with size comparions to other models:
...the Lynx again with Mojö Iberian lynx
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Cheetah
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Papo - Safari Ltd.
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Brown Bear
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...with other Papo Grizzlys
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Rattlesnake
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...with Papo King Cobra
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Golden Lion Tamarin
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...left Safari Ltd. & right K&M
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Black & White Ruffed Lemur with K&M Red Ruffed Lemur
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Otter (What do You think the species?) with Bullyland Marten
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Bat (Again which species, perhaps Grey long-eared Bat?) I think it is very successful.
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...and with Schleich Fruit Bat
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Thank you Fallon for these nice photos of this wonderful Lynx :)
Love it !

And thank you very much Yurumi for these great and very informative photos
of all these great models.

I`m totally in love with the Golden Lion Tamarin ... although the tale is very short, but still :)
I love also the others, they are great too.

The cheetah is very nice, but with this dynamic pose look`s a bit strange ...very unusual running pose for a cheetah...  although I understand the idea of the Papo sculptor to make a running cheetah, which is still stable on 3 legs.
But for me the bigger problem is the proportions of this Cheetah..
The body is very short ! ( or maybe it is because of the angle...?)
If the torso on this model is let`s say 3,50 cm , it has to be at least 1,50 cm longer .... which is a lot.
On real, let`s say that my torso is about 60 cm ... imagine how I will look with 17 cm shorter torso  
The torso of the cheetah, has to be the same size as the leg of the cheetah.
( this is what I see from the photos of real cheetahs )

I really like the conception of the Rattlesnake .
Please Yurumi, can you tell us, is it possible to put this snake in different poses ?

costicuba wrote:

I really like the conception of the Rattlesnake .
Please Yurumi, can you tell us, is it possible to put this snake in different poses ?

Seems to be so.
Compare the last photos with the ones from Fri Mar 02, 2018 11:34 pm

Ralf, after your pics i know i want any of these figurines :)

The Rattlesnake ist bendable ...sorry, I forgotten some pics:
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I think the cheetah is ok with the proportions, as it is slightly curved to the right (by looking in that direction). For me it is not a pose in the sprint, but rather a running down, like in the speed as Usain Bolt on his world record.
Maybe something is strong for a cheetah, but in nature, not every specimen will have the same proportions, it is like us humans. I do not really like the face to the pose.

I like the bendable Rattlesnake. This will safe some space:)

Thanks for the photos. And congrats!

Thanks very nice pictures I really like papo and I have more and more of their models Lynx is amazing, I do not know if any other brand can beat him I really like golden lion tamarin,otter also nice,and what a cheetah do I have mixed feelings though I will probably buy it, it's not as amazing for me as it was at the beginning Maybe if I see it live, it will start to change

Wonderful to arrive home and see that I already have one of these great Papo, namely the vari! ... and back to forum, I see several great pictures of unmissable new Papo figures. The tamarin, bat, lynx are really great! I am curious to see how do that rattlesnake feels in real. Being bendable is a surprise, I don't know if it is a good or bad surprise. Even the otter is nice, I believe it is just an European river otter. Still a good surprise is the amargasaurus. It seemed such a boring figure but the video show something incredibly detailed, I think if it was not painted it would look even better. To be fair and despite all dino experts criticism, I think it is one of the richest baby dino figures.

The bending of the rattlesnake goes quite well. But I don't know how durable it is. Maybe people, who have the Spider Monkey from Safari can bring some feedback...