New Eikoh set, miniatureplanet vol 19

I want the pangolin, bat, cobra (depending on species) and the loris. The honey badger is a maybe. Hopefully someone can sell me some of this on the forum as I won't find them myself.

Looks good. Although Kaiyodo doesn't produce so many animal figures these days, Eikoh is going strong.

WOW !!!!! Again

Wonderful set

I surely would love to get the giant pangolin( of course), the Indian flying fox and the slow loris. I like the ratel too and despite other species not being of my interest, I find them very beautiful.

Advicot wrote:

I want the pangolin, bat, cobra (depending on species) and the loris. The honey badger is a maybe. Hopefully someone can sell me some of this on the forum as I won't find them myself.

I think it is a king cobra!

Perfect I don't have one yet

Eikoh just recently released a new set :O But ok, good news for us all, that they are so fast
The bat will surely join my list, the loris looks also nice, alhought if have the one from CBIOV.
But in the moment, it´s hard to puchase anything from overseas as Brett told. So, we have to be patient...

Lovely set!

I don´t know the exact release date but this set is NOT released yet.

jarda wrote:

I don´t know the exact release date but this set is NOT released yet.

Ahhh !
My bank advisor will be happy

The flying fox and the slow lory for sure

Oh, wow, a slow loris!!!!!!!! And a king cobra, fruit bat, honey badger... These are the figures I'm interested in. Not the pangolin because is a giant pangolin and Schleich had a better rendition that I already have. But honey badger can be better in size than the western brand ones, and the only other king cobra I know is Noah's Pals one, but of course this one is much better. I would love to know the species of fruit bat, anyway I don't have none. I chosen these species based mainly in the size I think they have, but I would like to know the real measurements

I wonder what the one in the upper, right corner is, - Puma ?

SUSANNE wrote:

I wonder what the one in the upper, right corner is, - Puma ?

I believe you dreamed it was a jaguarundi but it is just a puma.

The puma feels out-of-place as the only species endemic to the Americas. This assortment has some very interesting choices, though.

Roger wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

I wonder what the one in the upper, right corner is, - Puma ?

I believe you dreamed it was a jaguarundi but it is just a puma.

How did you guess

SUSANNE wrote:

Roger wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

I wonder what the one in the upper, right corner is, - Puma ?

I believe you dreamed it was a jaguarundi but it is just a puma.

How did you guess

It was my first hope too, but i believe Roger is right

widukind wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

Roger wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

I wonder what the one in the upper, right corner is, - Puma ?

I believe you dreamed it was a jaguarundi but it is just a puma.

How did you guess

It was my first hope too, but i believe Roger is right

I am sorry for destroying your best hopes but as it was also mine, I went to the Japanese Wikipedia and checked the name written and it is puma. Figure as long legs and a black-tiped tail, what also confirms it.

Figures are:
Indian rhinoceros
Indian flying fox
Puma
Ratel
Oryx
Spotted hyena
Slow loris
King cobra
Giant pangolin
Komodo dragon
Bactrian camel
Ring-tailed lemur
Warthog
Moose
Meerkat
Indian elephant

Wow, I would like the flying fox and slow loris, as long as the latter is a different species than the Natural History figure.

This set is great !!!
I really like every single model and I think, for the first time I want to get the whole Eikoh set.
Till now I only was getting some individuals from different sets.
Thank you for sharing with us Jarda

Roger wrote:

widukind wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

Roger wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

I wonder what the one in the upper, right corner is, - Puma ?

I believe you dreamed it was a jaguarundi but it is just a puma.

How did you guess

It was my first hope too, but i believe Roger is right

I am sorry for destroying your best hopes but as it was also mine, I went to the Japanese Wikipedia and checked the name written and it is puma. Figure as long legs and a black-tiped tail, what also confirms it.

Figures are:
Indian rhinoceros
Indian flying fox
Puma
Ratel
Oryx
Spotted hyena
Slow loris
King cobra
Giant pangolin
Komodo dragon
Bactrian camel
Ring-tailed lemur
Warthog
Moose
Meerkat
Indian elephant

To sad, also not really big highlights in that serie

I'm taking pre-orders for these now.

Please PM.

Thanks.
Brett

bmathison1972 wrote:

Wow, I would like the flying fox and slow loris, as long as the latter is a different species than the Natural History figure.

Yes, in this case, the slow loris would be interesting for me, too. But maybe we have a slow loris expert in the forum?

Duck-Anch-Amun wrote:

bmathison1972 wrote:

Wow, I would like the flying fox and slow loris, as long as the latter is a different species than the Natural History figure.

Yes, in this case, the slow loris would be interesting for me, too. But maybe we have a slow loris expert in the forum?

Looking at some online guides:
http://www.loris-conservation.org/database/identification_key/Nycticebus_table.html
http://www.loris-conservation.org/database/identification_key/Genus_key.html

It appears the Natural History might actually be a Sunda slow loris (N. coucang) and this Eikoh figure might be a Javan slow loris (N. javanicus).

bmathison1972 wrote:

Duck-Anch-Amun wrote:

bmathison1972 wrote:

Wow, I would like the flying fox and slow loris, as long as the latter is a different species than the Natural History figure.

Yes, in this case, the slow loris would be interesting for me, too. But maybe we have a slow loris expert in the forum?

Looking at some online guides:
http://www.loris-conservation.org/database/identification_key/Nycticebus_table.html
http://www.loris-conservation.org/database/identification_key/Genus_key.html

It appears the Natural History might actually be a Sunda slow loris (N. coucang) and this Eikoh figure might be a Javan slow loris (N. javanicus).

Good news