Corrections for Toy Animal Wiki

I just see there are wrong links on TAI related to the second version of Colorata Raptors set. Some figures from the first and second version have different paint, links display figures from the first set only.

Tiermann wrote:

Fixed, moved them to Rock Dove and changed the link on the figure page to the new location. Thanks, Tim

Thanks!
But the Papo dove is a domestic dove, too and should also be moved to the rock dove section. Unless someone say other things, I´m very sure that it isn´t a turtle dove.
Maybe there is a translation problem as the figure presents a "peace dove"...

Shouldn't this be under the hanoverian page (Not the tennessee walker) since it is reusing the stallion mould?
https://toyanimal.info/wiki/Schleich_13832_Tennessee_Walker_Gelding

Technically yes, but Schleich did market it as a Tennessee walking horse

It is in the catalogue as such?

Yes :)

I have another suggestion. I think this page: https://toyanimal.info/wiki/English_Thoroughbred
Should perhaps just be labelled thoroughbred? (with an explanation of the following) Or have a generic and an English determination. Several of these models are not "English" thoroughbreds, though some are in fact labelled as such, and there are differences between the breed/type of horses here. That's just my thoughts... they are technically different breeds (American vs. English and some consider Asian racing varieties early "prototypes" of the breed) in most considerations.

I have fixed the dove issue with the Papo dove. I am not going to touch the horses as I am far from a horse expert. Someone with more confidence in that area will step in I hope.

On the Wing Mau snakes page: http://toyanimal.mywikis.net/wiki/Wing_Mau_Snakes

the 'yellow-bellied sea snake' is actually a yellow bellied water snake (Nerodia erythrogaster). It is correct on its page, but not on this page for the overall collection

I fixed the snake, thanks Blaine, the corresponding Clube Earth model was correct but the Wing Mau was not.
Paige, Schleich reused the mould of the Hanoverian to a TWH, thus, it is now a Tennessee and not a Hanoverian anymore although the mould clearly works better for a Hanoverian imho. :)

For the Legendary animals, the trout from the Safari Cryptids toob is listed as a silver salmon. The figure in this case was intended to be a Furry Trout, a "Mythological" animal not the actual Silver/Coho salmon.

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

For the Legendary animals, the trout from the Safari Cryptids toob is listed as a silver salmon. The figure in this case was intended to be a Furry Trout, a "Mythological" animal not the actual Silver/Coho salmon.

Thanks Paige, I fixed it and learned something new.

Thank you! And I didn't realize they switched up the horse model's breed. I understand why its there now. Thanks again.

For your incertae sedis trilobites here: http://toyanimal.mywikis.net/wiki/Trilobite

1. the two from Safari are Bathyurus sp. The TOOB figure was actually marketed as Raymondites, which is now a synonym of Bathyurus

2. The Bullyland trilobite I have tentatively identified (with confidence) as Hollardops sp. (but this is my ID, not proven as such).

bmathison1972 wrote:

For your incertae sedis trilobites here: http://toyanimal.mywikis.net/wiki/Trilobite

1. the two from Safari are Bathyurus sp. The TOOB figure was actually marketed as Raymondites, which is now a synonym of Bathyurus

2. The Bullyland trilobite I have tentatively identified (with confidence) as Hollardops sp. (but this is my ID, not proven as such).

Thanks Blaine. I created a page for Bathyurus and moved the Safari models to it. It needs to be improved, maybe Halichoeres can help on it. I may do the same with the Bullyland model later.

For the Safari Wings of the World birds: http://toyanimal.mywikis.net/wiki/Safari_Ltd_Wings_of_the_World

The bald eagle released in 1998 at the top of the page was part of the North American Wildlife line (although back then, I think it was called Safari Forest). I don't think there was a WoW collection in 1998. Also, the two in 2000 (golden eagle and swan), might also be part of different collections (but I cannot confirm right now).

jarda wrote:

I just see there are wrong links on TAI related to the second version of Colorata Raptors set. Some figures from the first and second version have different paint, links display figures from the first set only.

Thanks, Jarda. Do you think it would be best to delete the second set, as we don't have the pictures? We could note that there is a second set without showing pictures. Do you have the set?

bmathison1972 wrote:

For the Safari Wings of the World birds: http://toyanimal.mywikis.net/wiki/Safari_Ltd_Wings_of_the_World

The bald eagle released in 1998 at the top of the page was part of the North American Wildlife line (although back then, I think it was called Safari Forest). I don't think there was a WoW collection in 1998. Also, the two in 2000 (golden eagle and swan), might also be part of different collections (but I cannot confirm right now).

We have it mentioned on series pages. Maybe it should also be mentioned in each figure page. The swan was originally part of Farm series and yes, eagles were part of the Forest series that later was renamed to Wild Safari North American Wildlife. The Wild Safari Wildlife had also a different name, it was the Jungle series. I will see what can I do to avoid a very confuse result.
The Wings of the World is from 2005 or 2006, I need the 2005 catalogue to be sure.

rogerpgvg wrote:

jarda wrote:

I just see there are wrong links on TAI related to the second version of Colorata Raptors set. Some figures from the first and second version have different paint, links display figures from the first set only.

Thanks, Jarda. Do you think it would be best to delete the second set, as we don't have the pictures? We could note that there is a second set without showing pictures. Do you have the set?

I hope leaving the info about the second set without pics will be the better option. I have two items from the second set only.

Roger wrote:

bmathison1972 wrote:

For the Safari Wings of the World birds: http://toyanimal.mywikis.net/wiki/Safari_Ltd_Wings_of_the_World

The bald eagle released in 1998 at the top of the page was part of the North American Wildlife line (although back then, I think it was called Safari Forest). I don't think there was a WoW collection in 1998. Also, the two in 2000 (golden eagle and swan), might also be part of different collections (but I cannot confirm right now).

We have it mentioned on series pages. Maybe it should also be mentioned in each figure page. The swan was originally part of Farm series and yes, eagles were part of the Forest series that later was renamed to Wild Safari North American Wildlife. The Wild Safari Wildlife had also a different name, it was the Jungle series. I will see what can I do to avoid a very confuse result.
The Wings of the World is from 2005 or 2006, I need the 2005 catalogue to be sure.

I think using 'Wildlife' and 'North American Wildlife' is fine, since that is the current name (rather than Jungle and Forest), but the figures that are not WoW should be removed therefrom.

bmathison1972 wrote:

Roger wrote:

bmathison1972 wrote:

For the Safari Wings of the World birds: http://toyanimal.mywikis.net/wiki/Safari_Ltd_Wings_of_the_World

The bald eagle released in 1998 at the top of the page was part of the North American Wildlife line (although back then, I think it was called Safari Forest). I don't think there was a WoW collection in 1998. Also, the two in 2000 (golden eagle and swan), might also be part of different collections (but I cannot confirm right now).

We have it mentioned on series pages. Maybe it should also be mentioned in each figure page. The swan was originally part of Farm series and yes, eagles were part of the Forest series that later was renamed to Wild Safari North American Wildlife. The Wild Safari Wildlife had also a different name, it was the Jungle series. I will see what can I do to avoid a very confuse result.
The Wings of the World is from 2005 or 2006, I need the 2005 catalogue to be sure.

I think using 'Wildlife' and 'North American Wildlife' is fine, since that is the current name (rather than Jungle and Forest), but the figures that are not WoW should be removed therefrom.

I am not sure I am understanding. Do you mean that the figures that were moved from other series to WOW should be removed from their original series?
To illustrate the conversation, here is a page of the WOW series from the 2006 catalogue.

jarda wrote:

rogerpgvg wrote:

jarda wrote:

I just see there are wrong links on TAI related to the second version of Colorata Raptors set. Some figures from the first and second version have different paint, links display figures from the first set only.

Thanks, Jarda. Do you think it would be best to delete the second set, as we don't have the pictures? We could note that there is a second set without showing pictures. Do you have the set?

I hope leaving the info about the second set without pics will be the better option. I have two items from the second set only.

I have now removed the pictures from the second set, except for one, the flying golden eagle, because it looks like this is the correct one for the second set. (Let me know if it isn't.)

Roger wrote:

bmathison1972 wrote:

Roger wrote:

bmathison1972 wrote:

For the Safari Wings of the World birds: http://toyanimal.mywikis.net/wiki/Safari_Ltd_Wings_of_the_World

The bald eagle released in 1998 at the top of the page was part of the North American Wildlife line (although back then, I think it was called Safari Forest). I don't think there was a WoW collection in 1998. Also, the two in 2000 (golden eagle and swan), might also be part of different collections (but I cannot confirm right now).

We have it mentioned on series pages. Maybe it should also be mentioned in each figure page. The swan was originally part of Farm series and yes, eagles were part of the Forest series that later was renamed to Wild Safari North American Wildlife. The Wild Safari Wildlife had also a different name, it was the Jungle series. I will see what can I do to avoid a very confuse result.
The Wings of the World is from 2005 or 2006, I need the 2005 catalogue to be sure.

I think using 'Wildlife' and 'North American Wildlife' is fine, since that is the current name (rather than Jungle and Forest), but the figures that are not WoW should be removed therefrom.

I am not sure I am understanding. Do you mean that the figures that were moved from other series to WOW should be removed from their original series?
To illustrate the conversation, here is a page of the WOW series from the 2006 catalogue.

That is what I meant, but I didn't realize Safari transferred those to the WoW line. In that case, they can stay as they are. Thanks.

I just received the Eikoh flying squirrel, and doing a bit of research, it should be referred to as the Japanese Dwarf flying squirrel Pteromys momonga. The Eikoh site refers to it as 'Momonga' which is the common name (and also right in the binomial name).

sbell wrote:

I just received the Eikoh flying squirrel, and doing a bit of research, it should be referred to as the Japanese Dwarf flying squirrel Pteromys momonga. The Eikoh site refers to it as 'Momonga' which is the common name (and also right in the binomial name).

Thanks Sean, it makes sense to me and I fixed it.