caracal's collection

Kikimalou wrote:

sunny wrote:

what make is TEischen ?? I couldn't find it on wiki. is it 3D printed?
it looks beautiful.
And slightly bigger than the Inpros, so it could probably fit into a 1/32nd prehistoric scene?

You can find him on eBay, his shop is Paleo Sculpture and his nickname is tams7prairie.

Thank you for these informations Christophe!

Ana wrote:

Great photos, thank you! And wow, I like him even more, beautiful model!

You're welcome Ana! :)

My little family is growing up! :)


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Now it looks like a family because there is a big guy to look after the smaller ones.

@carcal is very “curious” that you buy more than one unit of some figures. That happens to me too (I'm not proud of it ).
Is it because you want to make a set or scene, to have a spare, because of they have little different es un painting details or maybe to make a customization?

Beautieful caracals

Roger wrote:

Now it looks like a family because there is a big guy to look after the smaller ones.

And the older one is keep an eye out too I think . Nice adds Alain

Many thanks to you four Rogério, Ricardo, Andreas and Christophe!

Ricardo, I bought 2 models because I would want to lightly customize one! :)

Kikimalou wrote:

Roger wrote:

Now it looks like a family because there is a big guy to look after the smaller ones.

And the older one is keep an eye out too I think . Nice adds Alain

Now that you mention it, it is unbelievable how the Starlux model is much more attractive than the modern counterparts despite its age. The pose, the expression, etc.

one prehistoric rhino more, CollectA last Indricotherium:

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here with CollectA Elasmotherium and Papo Coelodonta:


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Well, congratulation Alain, even if this model isn't for my shelves

I don't know if it is the light but I like it a little more now.
I enjoy seeing it with the other rhinos. You can use an extant rhino and a tapir too.

Thank you Christophe and Rogério, I was not in a hurruy to get him but when I saw him in the Museum d'Histoire Naturelle de Paris shop, I could'nt resist for it is a very special reconstruction for this genus I had never seen before!

Wow, this Indricotherium is very large figure.

Congratulations.

what a lovely model!! congratulations

Many thanks to you both Fernando and Annette!

Lovely addition!

Thank you Taylor!

Here with the old Starlux ones:

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Interesting the different interpretations. The old CollectA looks like a giraffe, the new CollectA ressembles a Macrauchenia and the Starlux maybe a donkey on steroids. There's the IToy which looks like a rhino. It is fascinating to try to understand how a real Paraceratherium looked like.

Nice additions

Many thanks to you both Rogério and Andreas!

some Lineol monuments:


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zebra, sable antelope and oryx sent by Yvette, Eland offered by Rogério!  


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 sent by Jean-Louis from SP1/35 forum and offered by Yvette

Wonderful oldies :)

It all started in France when a macaque decided to surprise me with a magnificent sample of a Lineol antelope. The thing is, I already had one of those, and even though two wouldn't be too many, if the monkey wanted to make the crocodile happy, why not try to make another friend happy too? I took a chance, and someone who might really like these figures is the caracal, but he doesn't know yet that he likes them. So, off went the figure I had for France, and the macaque's figure is here. I, who am famous for being a disaster at choosing gifts, voilà, it seems that this time J'ai touché dans le mille!
So, that's a story about macaques, crocs and caracals, what is doing a fairy here? - Faire des miracles!

Gorgeous oldies!!!