Lucky Luke arch, new arrivals

Roger wrote:

Good setting as usual. You really are a displaying expert.

Thank you very much Rogério!      
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Can not wait to get mine :)

I will remember to revisit your topic if I ever consider to get this tube.

Here are the newcomers to my collection!

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Splendid photos , my friend

Beautiful newcomers :)

Thanks a lot guys!
The deer I hesitated for a long time to get it!
I chose this model to customize it in Bactrian deer.

An Afghan subspecies close to the red deer found in our regions. It is distinguished by the grayish color of its coat and the white "mirror" of its hindquarters. Its distribution, entirely in a desert area, was originally limited to the forests bordering the rivers flowing into the Aral Sea. This particular natural environment totally degraded, would host only 300 animals.
I met him at the Mulhouse zoo and that's how my project was born, with a unique model whose pose I like.

If my figure choices were based on your pictures, I'd surely get them all.
Great idea with the deer.

My friends,          
I fell for the Everglade tood.    
There were a few new species for me and of adequate size.  
The otter, the softshell turtle, the indigo snake guy and the unmissable snail kite.      
The wood stork is nice, a little small, I hope to see it once in the Birds of the World.    
It’s a profitable investment in my opinion!  
The puma and the manatee can be used for young people

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The crocodile and the alligator are also very well detailed

Beautieful

Good decision, these regional TOOBS are really great. If you mean using te puma as a youngster, remember puma youngsters are spotted and blue-eyed.