Wild republic Australian animals

Don't normally collect jointed animals but this set of Australian animals are very nicely made and quite accurate!
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Congratulations

I love sets dedicated to Australian fauna. Isn't it the
Wild Republic Australian Walkabout Eco Expedition ?
It has a very interesting selection of species.
The set is missing at the Toy Animal Wiki, if you ever find time to photograph them individually, it would be appreciated.

That is indeed a great set !!!
I don't think I have ever seen it before !

Great find ! Congratulations

Thanks Roger,I didn't know what it was called as I remember getting them at car boot sale in a little plastic bag.I will photograph them all individually.

Thanks Taylor, here is the official picture.
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Thanks Roger-I didn't get the human with mine!

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Thanks Roger-I didn't get the human with mine!

Do not worry too much, that is the most uninteresting figure of the set.

I would certainly get some of the figures if they weren't articulated

Individual animals as requested minus the human!
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That emu is hilarious, such a huge body with a little head and face.

Thanks Taylor, I have found that half of them were already at the wiki but completely messed. It is not easy to sort these figures once Wild Republic have an endless number of sets. Though, with your pictures, it is now only missing the red-bellied black snake. I listed the crocodile as a freshwater crocodile, it is a funny model but the snout looks narrow from this angle and I think a freshie makes more sense in a walk about expedition.

Yes,for accuracy you would hope it was a freshwater/Johnstons crocodile but I have a feeling its just a generic croc.

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Yes,for accuracy you would hope it was a freshwater/Johnstons crocodile but I have a feeling its just a generic croc.

Geographic sets have the advantage of reducing a lot the number of options and it is important also to reflect what brands want to represent with a certain figure even if it is not very accurate. They marketed it just as crocodile but the only options are saltwater and freshwater crocodiles.