Show Us Yours: All White Animals

So sorry this thread is so late!!! I am very slow...

Let's see your all white animals! Of course I only collect horses so here's what I have Technically none of these are white, as horses do not come in white (other than dominant white). These would all technically be grey horses But they're white as white gets in horses!

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Rivet in the front is a factory unpainted, so he is a real "all white!"

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And these, with the exception of the Stone Andy in the back, are my unpainted artist resins, cast in solid white

Very nice white animals

Especially the lying horse.

congrats.

Here are some of my 'whites' - ok, some of them are rather 'off-white'
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Great, Simone! Now I can see that I have several to show besides my foxes but, there it goes foxes first.
Notice some are not really white, most of the pictures were taken in Summer time and some Arctic foxes may look grey. Now they're whiter but I can't take a pic of all together. Also some monochromatic, white or almost.

Many arctic foxes of different brands. marvellous

I would like have the Nayab .

congrats Roger ,

Wonderful sight
And today everything is white outdoors here too

I can contribute here too!

The paper kite, Idea leucone:

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silkmoth, Bobmyx morii:

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Union Jack butterfly, Delias mysis:

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turtle barnacle, Chelonibia testudinaria:

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White-angled sulfur, ANteos clorinde:

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Large cabbage white, Pieris brassicae

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Apollo, Parnassius apollo:

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deep-sea crab, Gandalfius yunohana:

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Hepialus humili (larva) [my tentative identification]

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Thatched barnacle, Semibalanus cariosus:

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small cabbage white, Pieris rapae:

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clouded sulfur, Colias philodice:

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checkered white, Pontia protodice

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I have others but these were most easily accessible.

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They are lovely !!! So elegant and fragile looking
I also love those barnacles ! Just looking at them,I can feel how it felt, once I stepped on them with bare feet  

Nice figurines here

Interesting contribution from Blaine to this topic. The fun part of this subject is that it crosses all collecting tastes.

landrover wrote:

I would like have the Nayab .

congrats Roger ,

Thanks Fernando, I've never seen anymore this figure locally. It was relatively common some years ago and now I can't find a single one. Though, if I ever find one forgoten anywhere, I will think of you.

Roger wrote:

Interesting contribution from Blaine to this topic. The fun part of this subject is that it crosses all collecting tastes. ....

That is so true

Here are some of mine.
I have some white "Rohlings", which is the German word for Unpainted ( Raw) models.
The first one is not only my favorite Rohling, it is one of my favorite Schleich models at all , - and it was a gift from Roger-the-super-crocodile  
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Below some horses. The trotting pony is Breyer, the two to the right are Reisler.
I think the tiny grazing horse is also Reisler, and the slightly darker one is a gift from Yvette, I thing it is a so called "Margarine-Figur" in German ?
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And here are a flock of Bullyland Rohlings :
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These are a bit more yellow, but I hope it is ok to show them here  
All are Bullyland, except the lovely, running elephant, which has no marking.
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My first white animals:

Fernando, you always have such unusual, beautyful sets

While I have several more than what's above, I must include these Fri Homa Eigelb Figuren:

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Interesting Fernando, what brand is it? The monkey is interesting.

Susanne wrote:Fernando, you always have such unusual, beautyful sets:

Yes, are unusual figures because are of 60' years.

Andreas wrote:Interesting Fernando, what brand is it? The monkey is interesting.

These animals were made by Lido.

Blkaine, those Homa Figuren are everr so lovely

Susanne, Fernando and Blaine, such nice contributions to this topic. Very different too. It is surely not a boring uncolored topic.
I added my recently acquired Schleich Arctic fox to my post.

Some white birds.

Arrhw, so cute

Cute birds Fernando :)

Other fragile animals.

Great topic and so different, interesting and wonderful models from
different collectors :)
Maybe this topic is ``white`` , but for sure it is very ``colorful`` , with all these different choices..
and like Roger said, ``It is surely not a boring uncolored topic``

I`m in love with these vintage, "Rohlings" - monochromatic ( unpainted ) models
Some of you, know me as a repainter here, in this forum .., but I always loved also models like this...just white.
Maybe because they remind me of small statues ...

So I also have some monochromatic models on my collection ... not much, but soon I will show them here

Nice Margarine figures Fernando :)

Wonderful zoomorphic ghosts, Fernando! Do I see something foxy there? Some pieces are really beautiful and I also love, as Kosta, these monochromatic little figures.