Show us yours: Butterflies and Moths!

Beautyful collection, Andreas

Thank you Susanne :)

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Armandia Lidderdalei

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Heliconius Charithonius

widukind wrote:

I dont prefer insects & co, so i have only these few figures

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It is Lucky you're not a Lepidopteran figure collector! Imagine your collection if you were...

Bowhead Whale wrote:

widukind wrote:

I dont prefer insects & co, so i have only these few figures

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It is Lucky you're not a Lepidopteran figure collector! Imagine your collection if you were...

Thank you. Some figures i hunt and collect and some figures i only keep :)

I bought 5 more Riker mounts, so now I can display the last of my 'flat figure' (those of you who follow me know this isn't all of my butterflies and moths - I will contribute more over time).

First the rest of the Nymphalidae:

Subfamily Nymphalinae:

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Subfamily Morphinae:

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Subfamilies Heliconiinae, Apaturinae, and Satyrinae:

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Subfamilies Limenitidinae, Biblidinae, and Charaxinae:

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Finally the moths. The blank spaces and blank labels are placeholders for figures from the upcoming Ikimon acrylic mascot set (I needed to make sure I had room for them; eventually I will probably have to split the moths up...)

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wonderful!.. japanese brands?..

Caracal wrote:

wonderful!.. japanese brands?..

Actually no, very few if any of these are Japanese. A lot of Toy Major, Safari LTD, K&M International, Club Earth, and Insect Lore, plus some Yowies, Paleo-Creatures, Bullyland, and miscellaneous others.

Woow

Two more of my self-made models:
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Antheraea polyphemus

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Hyalophora cecropia

beautiful painting!

Caracal wrote:

beautiful painting!

Merci beaucoup! Mais en fait, ce ne sont pas des peintures sur toile, ce sont des modèles en bois, métal et silliccone que j'ai façonnés en 3 dimensions. Ils sont peints de mes mains, bien sûr, mais ils sont quand même tridimentionnels.

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Deilephila elpenor

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Eacles imperialis (female)

Nice again

Overview of the Butterfly Acrylic Mascot set by Ikimon - Nature Techni Colour, new for 2019.

Of the 10 figures, seven of them, marked with an asterisk (*) are new species for me, possibly totally new in figure/model form!

The line-up; left to right, top to bottom:

1. Madagascan sunset moth, Chrysiridia rhipheus*
2. Rajah Brooke's birdwing, Trogonoptera brookiana*
3. eighty-eight butterfly, Callicore kolyma* [this figure as marketed as Diaethria sp., but the markings better resemble C. kolyma]
4. Ceylon blue glassy tiger, Ideopsis similis*
5. plain tiger, Danaus chrysippus*
6. Japanese luna moth, Actias artemis*
7. Helana morpho, Morpho helena*
8. greater death's head hawkmoth, Acherontia lachesis
9. Atlas moth, Attacus atlas
10. Japanese Luehdorfia, Luehdorfia japonica

Dorsal:

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Ventral:

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They are beautiful!

Sorry for the delay; I have been very busy with some research I am doing for my pleasure. Here are a few ones I made. And, yes, the Luna Moth looks funny because it was one of the very first Lepidopterans I made...
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THYSANIA ZENOBIA

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SCHINIA FLORIDA

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ACTIAS LUNA

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ASCALAPHA ODORATA (female)

And here are a few more:
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HYPERCOMPE SCRIBONIA (female)

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ANANIA FUNEBRIS GLOMERALIS

Nice again

Insect Lore


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Variety and color , esplendid set.