My collection of open-book birds 2019 /2022/2023/2024

wonderful collection of swimming north american ducks! so many species and so beautiful!

WOW, these ducks are very interesting.

One question, Do this figures float ?

Thank you very much Caracal!
Fernando, no unfortunately they sink, and do not float!
It would be interesting for Maia Borges to carve a new series out of PVC for us.
these species are very interesting, that's why I post them

Very nice, but the wrong material for me :)

Fernando and Andréas, but so pleasant          

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Oh yes, unbelievable :)

Newcomers to birds, new 2020 models and older ones

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CollectA Sfari Ltd. Mojö Papo, Sciences & Nature

Very nice, I want the Safari figure.

Congrats Luke

Nice new birds :)

Thanks guys

I love this Papo peacock! :)

Caracal wrote:

I love this Papo peacock! :)

PAPO
Yes me too !
and I was still missing in my collection

My dear Luc !

Thankyou for just giving me a wonderful time
I have a terrible cold , but now I have been trough this topic, and I am so happy that nothing else matters

SO much beauty, and such a fantastic artist you are !!!!!!!

Haha the names are also very familiar to me since I am both French and fond of birdwatching too !

Thank you dear Susanne for your kind words, happy that you are getting better.      
Thank you very much RtasVadumee      

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lucky luke wrote:

Miniature Decoy Collection by William J. Koelpin consists of 36 miniatures representing all species of North American ducks. These miniatures were hand painted and published by the Franklin Gallery. They come with a certificate of authenticity and 36 brochures describing the details of each duck. The display will also be delivered with this set. The ducks included in this set include: speckled duck American black duck New Mexican duck Arlequin Bufflehead Collared duck Ring Merganser Large scaup Fulvous Whistling Duck Barrow's Goldeneye Common Merganser American Widgeon Lesser Scaup Ruddy Duck Common Eider Common Eider Oldsquaw Cinnamon Teal Redhead Mallards Green Blue-winged Teal Canvasback Shoveler Duck Wood Duck White-headed Eider Black-eyed Pintail Black-headed Piping Duck Black-bellied Piping Duck White-bellied Piping Duck Scoter Surf Scoter Gold-eyed Duck Masked Duck Hooded Duck

I considered this set also, but for non-arthropods, I do not collect wood (plus I think the size is a bit off for my needs).

bmathison1972 wrote:

lucky luke wrote:

Miniature Decoy Collection by William J. Koelpin consists of 36 miniatures representing all species of North American ducks. These miniatures were hand painted and published by the Franklin Gallery. They come with a certificate of authenticity and 36 brochures describing the details of each duck. The display will also be delivered with this set. The ducks included in this set include: speckled duck American black duck New Mexican duck Arlequin Bufflehead Collared duck Ring Merganser Large scaup Fulvous Whistling Duck Barrow's Goldeneye Common Merganser American Widgeon Lesser Scaup Ruddy Duck Common Eider Common Eider Oldsquaw Cinnamon Teal Redhead Mallards Green Blue-winged Teal Canvasback Shoveler Duck Wood Duck White-headed Eider Black-eyed Pintail Black-headed Piping Duck Black-bellied Piping Duck White-bellied Piping Duck Scoter Surf Scoter Gold-eyed Duck Masked Duck Hooded Duck

I considered this set also, but for non-arthropods, I do not collect wood (plus I think the size is a bit off for my needs).

I agree with you, but as a bird lover I could not miss this lot;
all this diversity that is still lacking for pvc figurines!
Maia Borge and AAA could still be inspired!
Why not an Eider soon ...... or Safari Ltd a Toob;

I like these Kaiyodo macaws

me too Andréas

And three, Base Kaiyodo Here is my second pigeon finished.
the original on the left a théron pigeon!
Then repainted fruit dove and re-breed a wood pigeon;
this last colorful month than the previous one but often invited as a couple on the tree in front of my balcony during confinement
as I do not yet notice in my collection I took the plunge and decided to make this common species in our regions



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The woodpigeon looks particularly good, it just needs a bigger belly

Cool repaint

Thanks a lot guys