Pleisto.. scenes!

So realistic and beautiful models!!
It looks so real- just as if the Leopard really is on the prowl! You are such a talented photographer!

Thank you Bonnie! :)

Another charge!

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The straight tusk elephants were geneticaly close to the still living african forest elephants.

Straigth tusk elephants (Paleoloxodonta) from Eofauna

Stunning shots of these magnificent elephants!

Thank you Bonnie and Andreas! :)

Oh those are all such great photos and models! I like the last one.

Thank you Paige! :)

A good meal!

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(Smilodon californicus from Safari ltd, Panthera leo (custom atrox) and Bison bison from Papo)

You have taken these photos from some really interesting angles- I love the first photo, and the models look so beautiful in the third photo- the colours go really well with the stones and the plant!

Thank you Bonnie! :)

Thank you Andreas! :)

Great scenes, though I don't know whether the bison enjoyed them so much. Lions never made it to America, or is it a puma?

Beautiful models! The papo cub (?) looks great especially.

rogerpgvg wrote:

Great scenes, though I don't know whether the bison enjoyed them so much. Lions never made it to America, or is it a puma?

Thank you Roger!.. in Wilderness, I think few animals enjoy the same things at the same moment! :) .. and there were gigantic lions in America during Pleistocen period: Panthera atrox (or Panthera leo atrox) :)

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

Beautiful models! The papo cub (?) looks great especially.

Thank you Paige!.. the cub is from Safari ltd like its parents! :)

Caracal wrote:

rogerpgvg wrote:

Great scenes, though I don't know whether the bison enjoyed them so much. Lions never made it to America, or is it a puma?

Thank you Roger!.. in Wilderness, I think few animals enjoy the same things at the same moment! :) .. and there were gigantic lions in America during Pleistocen period: Panthera atrox (or Panthera leo atrox) :)

Ah, I see. It all makes sense now!

not always easy to be a predator!

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"I was sure somebody would come to drink!..

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.. a steack moutain!!..

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.. Oops!.. these claws!..

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.. without any surprise effect..

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.. better to withdraw back!"..

.. Two hours later:

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" Hey! look who is there!..

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.. well, I can't afford to risk my sabers on such an armour..

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.. but I am going to follow them..

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.. not too close..

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not difficult to follow!.. just be patient..

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.. but.. yess!!.. exactly what I was waiting for!..

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.. a silly jag with its powerful jaws!..

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.. who will do the job for me!!..

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 .. he is going to bite at the skull..

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..but!..

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Aw!..  What a clumsy guy!.. he didn't care the weeping tail!..

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.. and now he lets them go!..

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.. he is limping..

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.. what a pity for you my little tomcat!.."

THE END

(Smilodon from Takara Ania (or Tomy Ania), ground sloth from Bullyland, Glyptodons from Schleich, jaguar from Papo)

Nice pics and story

I don't blame him for thinking better of attack, the megatherium is on my mental list of animals I'd be afraid of meeting if they weren't extinct

widukind wrote:

Nice pics and story

Thank you Andreas! :)

George wrote:

I don't blame him for thinking better of attack, the megatherium is on my mental list of animals I'd be afraid of meeting if they weren't extinct

.. but it' s a sloth, you would have a chance to escape George!

Great story and photos! That Takara saber tooth is quite pretty.

Such a wonderful story, your photos are so clear at illustrating what happens at each stage! All very realistic as usual!