caracal's collection

Roger wrote:

This is a group of animals I also like a lot. Obviously I don't have anything comparable with your collection. It is quite impressive actually. have you ever considered the Safari muskox?

Oh yes Rogiéro, I am very interested by the Safari muskox and the CollectA one too, but there are so many species I don't have yet!.. :)

Thanks to you both Bonnie and Andreas! :)

Very nice again! I love musk oxen and you have so many!

Wonderful array of figures, I may add the Bullyland ibex and Chick yuet? musk ox to my wishlist

Many nice animals again, Collecta and Bullyland figures are esplendid.

Big congrats Caracal....

Many thanks Adam, Paige and Fernando!

girafes big scale I expose:

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(from left: Papo, Schleich and CollectA)


 with other scales:

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 from left,
first raw: 2 Clairet, 1 Acédo, 3 Starlux
second raw: AAA, 1 unbranded chinese, 1 BlueBox, 2 Britains
third raw: CollectA, Schleich, Papo



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(Starlux)

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(Prior)

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(Omo)

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 (Jean Hoeffler)

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(unbranded chinese)


the okapis big scale I expose:

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(Schleich and CollectA)


1/32 scale:

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(Starlux, Britains and Starlux)


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(Starlux, 2 of the first version a little repainted)

The drinking Giraffe would make a perfect quartet, but as a trio they're glorious!

Lol, when I was posting my answer there were only 3 of them!! OK, impressive!

  Thank you Spacelab!

Really great models! I really like the older/smaller ones. :)

Thank you Paige! :)

Great collection of Giraffidae. Even rare giraffes with stripes! Did they steal the stripes of one of the Starlux okapis? And what do I see, are the Schleich and Papo tongue-kissing ?

I especially love the oldies

Giraffes are beautiful animals and naturally they're common in toy shape. It is fantastic to see them together from many different styles. How it would look a giraffe painted like an ocapi?
Okapis are among my favorite animals, oh, again a favorite, I wonder how many favorites I have All those models are really fantastic!

what a beautiful Clairet giraffe walking! and great to see the size of them all compared to the Britains, and I love the big Starlux one too, such an elegant face

beautiful okapis!

Starlux and Clairet really are magnificent brands

Caracal wrote:

girafes big scale I expose:


 with other scales:

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 from left,
first raw: 2 Clairet, 1 Acédo, 3 Starlux
second raw: AAA, 1 unbranded chinese, 1 BlueBox, 2 Britains
third raw: CollectA, Schleich, Papo


the okapis big scale I expose:


1/32 scale:

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(Starlux, Britains and Starlux)


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(Starlux, 2 of the first version a little repainted)

In the last photo, I see beautiful figures, big congratulations.

rogerpgvg wrote:

Great collection of Giraffidae. Even rare giraffes with stripes! Did they steal the stripes of one of the Starlux okapis? And what do I see, are the Schleich and Papo tongue-kissing ?

 Yes Roger, you noticed one of the WWf okapi has no stripes on its back legs, a curiosity!.. :)

widukind wrote:

I especially love the oldies

 .. me too! :)

Roger wrote:

Giraffes are beautiful animals and naturally they're common in toy shape. It is fantastic to see them together from many different styles. How it would look a giraffe painted like an ocapi?
Okapis are among my favorite animals, oh, again a favorite, I wonder how many favorites I have All those models are really fantastic!

  Thank you Rogério! :)

landrover wrote:

In the last photo, I see beautiful figures, big congratulations.

 Thank you Fernando! :)

Wow, what an amazing collection of giraffes and okapis!
So many different sizes and styles, and when you put them altogether is looks beautiful!

Thank you Bonnie! :)

here my camelids:

the only big scale Papo one I have and expose (not seen on TAW):

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 little scale:

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 (Starlux)

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 (Jean Hoeffler)


 bactrian camels:

the only big scale Papo one I have and expose:

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 bactrian camels at more little scales:

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 first raw (in front): 1 Starlux, 2 Plaho/Marolin, 3 Britains
 second raw: 1 AAA, 1 Blue Box, 1 Elastolin

by herds:

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 from Britains



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from Prior


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  from Omo

 .. and some unbranded chinese:

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  the only 2 big scale llamas I have and expose:

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  from Nayab and Papo

at more little scale:

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 first raw (below): 1 unknown chinese, 1 Timpo, 1 Prior, 1 Britains
 second raw: 3 Starlux, 2 Plaho/Marolin

by herds:

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 Starlux camelids:

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 first raw below: 1 alpaca, 3 lamas
 second raw: 3 dromedaries, 2 bactrian camels,
 third and fourth raw: 6 alticamelus
 fifth raw: 2 gigantocamelus