Water buffalo, cow and several calves

I made some wild water buffalo figures, standing in the water, a cow with her calf, and a pair of extra calves.  The female is custom, one of a kind and I have to finish painting her, but the calves are done.  These are modified from MiniNature 3-D printed figures.   Loved the poses but they were made way too small so many live within 100 really strict but loving I'm really not modified

The extra calves are going to be listed for sale, so are the three whales I posted earlier, but for now please just enjoy the photos!  

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Nice water buffalos, especially the calves :)

Hi Phil!

Sorry to hear they ended up to small. In which scale/size did you wanted them?

When I was scaling these domestic water buffalos I also was surprised by the sizes I read during research. I also thought they are very small, but when I searched for photos of the buffalos in comparison with people, it was confirming. So there is a big size difference between the wild and domestic species. Like these adult buffalos with a kid:
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But I'm planning also to create wild water buffalos some day. I which to create an Assam set. Lots of awesome animals in that area

It was likely my mistake, I never compared a wild animal to the domestic ones, but by just changing the horns to the blunt ones you see in the photos, they made perfect calves!  

I chose the 1:22, but on looking, the 1:20 would still be too small.  I also bought a 1:20 Kirk's dik-dik which I still have to paint.

Philter4 wrote:

It was likely my mistake, I never compared a wild animal to the domestic ones, but by just changing the horns to the blunt ones you see in the photos, they made perfect calves!  

I chose the 1:22, but on looking, the 1:20 would still be too small.  I also bought a 1:20 Kirk's disk-disk which I still have to paint.

Ok great Looking forward to your painted version of the dik-dik

They are very beautyful !!

Very realistic and good!