The Papo red-headed vulture

What would be the fun in that! My prediction is some sort of plant derived thing, or wood as the oil that makes plastic is going to run out in the next 40-50 tyears

Advicot wrote:

What would be the fun in that! My prediction is some sort of plant derived thing, or wood as the oil that makes plastic is going to run out in the next 40-50 tyears

Even if it hurts to say so, I hope you are right

I live in a very remote and clean area, but even here I can see much further and smell the difference in the air, now that the traffic is minimal

I'll probably allow my children to play with some of my figures, but I'll make sure they will be careful with them.

Advicot wrote:

She's a very old as well. She is still in production after 14 years! Will they ever retire her?!

I can assure you those produced today are not the same as yours. The paintjob is very different and far to be as good as yours.

I know some of the ones I have seen are really ugly and look like a young child had an accident with the brown and tan paint.

As discussed quite a bit, the Papo figures look worse as they are kept in production for longer.