FERNANDO'S COLLECTION

I have never seen a AAA leopard cub before

I think they are snow leopards but Fernando will confirm.

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Snow leopard
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Tell me Fernando, how and where did you find a CollectA brahman bull with horns ??!

It's still in production Ben, I've seen it several times

Really ? I have both bulls (red and grey) and they have no horns

Are you sure the grey is not the cow? :p

Yes, I just sent you a PM.

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Roger wrote:

I think they are snow leopards but Fernando will confirm.

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Snow leopard
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These i know as tiger and lion

Thanks for your words.

The macruchenia is unmarked, the snow leopards are AAA.  and the brahammn bull is CollectA , year 2012.

Beautiful figures Fernando!

I've looked for the gray brahma bull with horns for a long time now (I've had the gray and red family for years). Where did you get yours?

Wow !!
Little snow leopapo is in large compagny there

And a tiny, GREEN fox
Is it a glow-in-the-dark model ?

Fernando, please let us know more about the fox. I am also very intrigued with that large model half tapir, half anteater, it may be something familiar but I'm not able of figuring it out now.

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

I think they are snow leopards but Fernando will confirm.

These i know as tiger and lion

This mould is used to six different figures, I guess:
Black panther, Tiger, white tiger, and lion.
Besides the two previously mentioned.

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I bought this  brahman Collecta on Ebay.de in 2015.
I bought the snow leopard with cub in blister pack. these figures are marked with AAA.


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Susanne, snow leopard Papo has a large neighbors. The fox is glow in the dark.
Roger, I think that the figure is an anteater, it has tail of anteater.

They may be unknown China figures but some of them I love. I have just been looking through your entire collection and some of your figures are great (the Nayab mammals especially) sometimes the unknown China is great even if it costs only a small amount of money to buy them.

Lovely Giant Anteater and Giant tortoise

Advicot wrote:

They may be unknown China figures but some of them I love. I have just been looking through your entire collection and some of your figures are great (the Nayab mammals especially) sometimes the unknown China is great even if it costs only a small amount of money to buy them.

That is so true

Great again :)

Interesting, Fernando! I continue intrigued with your gigantic anteater. It seems to have hovoees instead of claws and these ears? Are you sure it is not a prehistoric Colombian creature? pres

Roger wrote:

Interesting, Fernando! I continue intrigued with your gigantic anteater. It seems to have hovoees instead of claws and these ears?  Are you sure it is not a prehistoric Colombian creature? pres

These are interesting questions for the manufacturer. or......for Colombian archaeologists....lol lol

landrover wrote:

Roger wrote:

Interesting, Fernando! I continue intrigued with your gigantic anteater. It seems to have hooves instead of claws and these ears?  Are you sure it is not a prehistoric Colombian creature? pres

These are interesting questions for the manufacturer. or......for Colombian archaeologists....lol lol

OK, Fernando, no more questions about anteater. Message received. I will ask the manufacturer then... manufacturer???

Really, my friend, the most important thing is to gather in this forum many animal figures, from different brands and from different countries.

In many occasions the manufacturer does not achieve a good product, But over the years, they have been refined.

All these figures have given us much joy, and in this time of pandemic, we value them even more.

That is completely true, Fernando! That's the reason why I follow topics as yours with big enthusiasm. I love openminded collections where each figure, regardless of its quality, find a place to be loved.
I'm surely not mocking your anteater, I am just too curious about it as it happens anytime I see something unusual. Besides of that, I am convinced that I have seen it before somewhere.