The horned lizard 50247 from Papo 2019 :)

As far as I can see, this lovely model has not yet been introduced with a walkaround ,
so I am happy to show a few photos

The horned lizard has been called The World's Weirdest, and you can see why here :



Please note that my camera still won't transfer pictures to my computer,
so these pictures are part of the ones I took for TAI, and of which I first rejected most.
But as I can not show better ones, I hope these will do

Extremely well camouflaged, this model looks quite humble at a first glance,
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- but he is actually wonderfully made
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The paintwork is a bit unusual, sort of smeared.
There are many species of horned lizard, - probably this one is one of the the Desert Horned Lizards,
as the dusty look will be fine camouflage in a desert.
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These critters are also called Toad Lizards, which is understandable when seing him from above  
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I do not think he has a very great sence of humour  
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He has got quite effective looking feet.   
Hmmm, perhaps a bit of more work could have been made on the skin here.
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A couple of portraits
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Being a Papo model, of course his head has been glued on  
But one has to look very close to see it among the camouflage, and I have learned to forgive Papo for this kind of thing  
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One thing that is strange about this model, - there is absolutely no marking to identify him from
No "Papo", no year, no CE, - nothing  
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As you may understand, I am so totally in love with this model

If you have other pictures , - comparisons or others, please feel free to enter them here
I have ordered a new cable and hope it helps, but shipping is slow these days.

I got my figure quite recently and I was surprised to see no markings on the bottom of the figure. The current photo on the TAI is mine and was one of my first photos on there. It is a great species choice

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I grew up with horned lizards in Arizona where I saw two species: the regal and the short-horned. I had a pet regal and every day I would take him/her out to the ant pile in the backyard to eat LOL

That sounds really rather fun

WOW! Imagine growing up in Arizona with a pet horned lizard

Thanks Susanne for opening this topic, after reading Blaine's review and now your walk around, I am starting to like this figure. I may include it in future additions. Species is really special as the great video you shared demonstrates and not so common in toy shape.
There must be an explanation about the figure not being marked at all. It is actually strange for a collector but the detail and the realism of the figure are benefitted from this fact.

Thank you for this presetation of this nice model Susanne :)
You know, I love your walk arounds

I have this lizard also ..and strange, I didn`t notice, that it is actually not marked at all
It would be maybe better if the sculptor put more spikes on the skin ... but like this is also a nice model :)

Its a wonderful lizard. Thank you for that :)

But i ask me , why are all the really wonderful lizard figures often soooooooo huge