Jumanji Wild Kingdom + Ultimate Collection Rhino and Warthog Walkaround

I don't collect either of these species, but these are such nice figures I thought I'd go ahead and post some basic turnarounds for anyone who might be interested. These are both from Walmart exclusive Jumanji sets, with the rhino being from the Ultimate Collection and the warthog from the Wild Kingdom collection. The rhino rears its head and bellows when you push the button on its back (it also bellows if you move the head independently) and it is LOUD. As I was shifting it around to measure it, it kept going off and my puppy in his crate would look up like, "WTF was that?!" The rhino is also by far the biggest of the Jumanji figures, so I may end up using it to pose for some outdoor photos with my lions before putting it up for sale. That being said, both of these figures will be going up for sale on Ebay very soon.

Dimensions
Rhino: 13 inches long (horn tip to tail tip), 5 1/4 inches tall (top of neck to floor), and 3 inches wide (at belly).
Warthog: 6 1/4 inches long (tusk tip to tail tip), 4 inches tall (mane tip to floor), and 1 3/4 inches wide (at belly).

Weight
Rhino: 1 pound and 4.1 ounces
Warthog: 8.6 ounces

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These are really hughe, what brand are they please ?

Your pics are more and more amazing

Kikimalou wrote:

These are really hughe, what brand are they please ?

Your pics are more and more amazing

Yes, I couldn't believe how big the rhino was when it first came in the mail. The brand is Lanard Toys.

And thank you, I'm glad you're enjoying them!

Poor lion, no warthog today

widukind wrote:

Poor lion, no warthog today

Hehe, yeah, poor guy has fallen into some bizarre alternate dimension.

I am glad you present these figures to us before selling them. Regardless of their particular interest to each collection, they are at least very interesting for this hobby. The warthog has a crazy design, very suitable for an action figure. :)

these are actually very nice sculpts; too big for me, and for my Synoptic Collection I try to avoid articulated figures (OK for the bugs though).

bmathison1972 wrote:

these are actually very nice sculpts; too big for me, and for my Synoptic Collection I try to avoid articulated figures (OK for the bugs though).

Yeah, they're both very large, so I don't blame you. As much as I generally don't mind larger figures, I do admit I wish these all were a tad bit smaller. It would allow me to pose them with my other figures for photos.

Roger wrote:

I am glad you present these figures to us before selling them. Regardless of their particular interest to each collection, they are at least very interesting for this hobby. The warthog has a crazy design, very suitable for an action figure. :)

Thanks, I love sharing new, less documented figures in the hope that it will help other collectors who may be interested in the species. And yes, I love the design of the warthog. You never see them given such a cool, aggressive look, so it really stands out.

VexVamp wrote:

Roger wrote:

I am glad you present these figures to us before selling them. Regardless of their particular interest to each collection, they are at least very interesting for this hobby. The warthog has a crazy design, very suitable for an action figure. :)

Thanks, I love sharing new, less documented figures in the hope that it will help other collectors who may be interested in the species. And yes, I love the design of the warthog. You never see them given such a cool, aggressive look, so it really stands out.

Many of my walkarounds are also bizarre, uncommon, or unfamiliar brands. Fun to showcase them.

bmathison1972 wrote:

VexVamp wrote:

Roger wrote:

I am glad you present these figures to us before selling them. Regardless of their particular interest to each collection, they are at least very interesting for this hobby. The warthog has a crazy design, very suitable for an action figure. :)

Thanks, I love sharing new, less documented figures in the hope that it will help other collectors who may be interested in the species. And yes, I love the design of the warthog. You never see them given such a cool, aggressive look, so it really stands out.

Many of my walkarounds are also bizarre, uncommon, or unfamiliar brands. Fun to showcase them.

Yes, I would rather show off things that people haven't seen much of, rather than figures that everyone is already familiar with.

Great warthog!I have other models made by the same company,mainly prehistoric.

I want this warthog. thanks for sharing.

landrover wrote:

I want this warthog. thanks for sharing.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Taos wrote:

Great warthog!I have other models made by the same company,mainly prehistoric.

That's interesting, I didn't know they made other animals. I'll definitely have to take a look at those!