Recur Snow Leopards Walkarounds

I couldn't find a turnaround for these guys on the site, and since they're some of the nicest snow leopards in my collection, I felt they deserved it. These are actually much larger than you would think (the walking female is 10 1/2 in. long, 3 1/2 in. tall, and 2 in. wide and the crouching male is 9 1/2 in. long, 3 1/4 in. tall, and 1 3/4 in. wide). They're slightly squishy to the touch, so I think they're made with a hard plastic exterior and foam interior. There's also a cub I've seen stock photos of, but I've yet to be able to find it. If someone has one for sale or trade, or knows where I can buy it, please let me know.

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Thank you! This really helps me, I've wanted to get these guys as they aren't common in toy form. The crouched one looks a bit odd to me, the front legs are strange. Reminds me of the bullyland female (I think that's the model I'm thinking of...)

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

Thank you! This really helps me, I've wanted to get these guys as they aren't common in toy form. The crouched one looks a bit odd to me, the front legs are strange. Reminds me of the bullyland female (I think that's the model I'm thinking of...)

I'm glad it was helpful! I think the reason it looks weird is because the detail of the legs is meant to be hidden in the fur, but that's a hard thing to get across in a plastic mold. I think both this figure and possibly the Bullyland one as well are based on this photo I see very commonly online [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] .

I agree that's the concept they are trying to get across, but they've missed the point artistically as you can still see the underlying skeletal structure and folds of the pelt around its tucked legs. That's why it looks so odd to me. I'll still probably pick them up sometime anyway as I love snow leopards! Thanks again for the walk around! I appreciate the photos.

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

I agree that's the concept they are trying to get across, but they've missed the point artistically as you can still see the underlying skeletal structure and folds of the pelt around its tucked legs. That's why it looks so odd to me. I'll still probably pick them up sometime anyway as I love snow leopards! Thanks again for the walk around! I appreciate the photos.

Glad to help! I'll probably end up doing a turnaround for the wolf and panther as well. The panther is probably the most anatomically correct out of all the figures (it doesn't specify, but I believe it's meant to be a black jaguar).

Very nice walkaround

Could you show a pic with a Lego, Palymobil or another model to show the size ?

Very nice but very huge

Kikimalou wrote:

Very nice walkaround

Could you show a pic with a Lego, Palymobil or another model to show the size ?

Sure, I need to update with a 3/4 view of the crouching snow leopard anyway. I'll put the Safari snow leopard in for comparison.

widukind wrote:

Very nice but very huge

Yes, they're by far the biggest of my snow leopards. Very close in size to the Vanishing Wild lions.

I'd love to see more figures! Those two especially.