The K&M wildebeest walkaround

A walkaround of the K&M Wildebeest for TheAnimalStudyGuy

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Thanks Andreas for providing so many pictures from different angles. I believe TheAnimalStudyGuy would love a comparison picture with eventually the Britains wildebeest, I guess.

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Thanks Andreas for providing so many pictures from different angles. I believe TheAnimalStudyGuy would love a comparison picture with eventually the Britains wildebeest, I guess.

Where you find that? But i dont have the Britains wildebeest. :)

Thankyou for bringing this walkaround !

I don't think I have ever seen this model before. It is beautyful

Thanks Susanne :)

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Thanks Andreas for providing so many pictures from different angles. I believe TheAnimalStudyGuy would love a comparison picture with eventually the Britains wildebeest, I guess.

Where you find that? But i dont have the Britains wildebeest. :)

Apparently I was delirious. Maybe I was thinking in rogerpgvg instead. Just forget it, I have some fever medication left to take.

The wildebeest is great. And I think it might just be 1:32 scale. But I won't ask for a comparison with the Britains wildebeest 

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Thanks Andreas for providing so many pictures from different angles. I believe TheAnimalStudyGuy would love a comparison picture with eventually the Britains wildebeest, I guess.

Where you find that? But i dont have the Britains wildebeest. :)

Apparently I was delirious. Maybe I was thinking in rogerpgvg instead. Just forget it, I have some fever medication left to take.

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The wildebeest is great. And I think it might just be 1:32 scale. But I won't ask for a comparison with the Britains wildebeest 

I have the gaur if you want compare pics :)

Thanks, Andreas. I don't need a picture, but if you'd be happy to measure the wildebeest's shoulder height (I suppose at the mane right above the front legs), that would be very useful for me.

Here is the wildebeest with some other animals in the same series!
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Thanks a lot! I think that wildebeest is the Brindled wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus taurinus). Remember that the white-bearded blue wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus mearnsi) is the one that migrates. Some models such as the Papo and Schleich are based on the white-bearded wildebeest. However, this one, and others such as the Clairet and Bullyland, are likely the Brindled wildebeest.

By the way, thanks for the walkaround! Very nicely done! :)