Pictures of Eikoh vol. 19 from October 2020 with many rarities :-)

Slow lori, giant pangolin, king cobra, oryx, Indian rhino, flying fox , and many more.... this new set from EIKOH just takes my breath away !
Each and every one of the 16 models make me smile!  
Even something so relatively common as a meerkat has got the most cheeky, charming look

It was almost impossible to stop taking pictures of my new babies
Even after I cut back, there are many, so I will not write anything, - it might turn out to be a new novel of 500 pages

Therefore : Just look, - and as always the models are better than my pictures, of course

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Thanks for the very beautiful photos!

rogerpgvg wrote:

Thanks for the very beautiful photos!

I agree, marvellous photos.

hard to call them 'rarities' when they were just released...

Really great Eikoh set !
All models are very nice..and some of them - really nice
With the charming style of Eikoh, all models has something special.
I really enjoy whatching them on your wonderful photos.
Thank you dear Susanne
And I can`t wait to see all of them on my hands

Thankyou very much, guys

bmathison1972 wrote:

hard to call them 'rarities' when they were just released...

Really ? So here is one of the many finer nuances of the English language that I will never learn
What would you call them , if they are rarely seen as models ?

costicuba wrote:

Really great Eikoh set !
All models are very nice..and some of them - really nice
With the charming style of Eikoh, all models has something special.
I really enjoy whatching them on your wonderful photos.
Thank you dear Susanne
And I can`t wait to see all of them on my hands

This set is absolutely fantastic, not only because it features some species rarely seen in toy shape but also because most of these models are really beautiful. Even among the common species, some are really fabulous. Maybe only the camel and rhino could be done better, all others have wonderful designs.
I have my favourites, of course, immediately the pangolin but as Kosta pointed in another topic, the loris can't be neglected and it is probably the big star of this set. Very interesting species is also the Indian flying fox. Komodo dragon shows a design quite distinct from all others I know and now I see how many people wished that puma was a jaguarundi instead. It is actually easy to use like that, even its size will work nicely as jaguarundi with major's.Oryx, moose, meerkat, warthog, all beautiful!
Thanks for your perfect pictures, they are surely a big help for me and I suppose also to other members on forum.

SUSANNE wrote:

Thankyou very much, guys

bmathison1972 wrote:

hard to call them 'rarities' when they were just released...

Really ? So here is one of the many finer nuances of the English language that I will never learn
What would you call them , if they are rarely seen as models ?

Ah! Yes. I suppose there are two ways of looking at animal figures as rare:

1. Animal species that are rarely made (few examples of a species available)
2. Figures that are rare (hard to fund or acquire)

thanks for the clarification :-)

Oh, that are must haves again

They are wonderful! I love the honey badger! And the slow lori :) Amazing additions to your collection, Susanne!

Thankyou for all your kind wishes, dear friends

Some many wonderful models.

I have got to get me some of these!

Thank you Susanne for these so beautiful pictures! I like them all, especially, the gemsbock, the loris, the elephant, the cobra, the moose, the komodo dragon, the warthog and I think like Rogério that the puma could be a jaguarundi but with shorter ears..

Caracal wrote:

Thank you Susanne for these so beautiful pictures! I like them all, especially, the gemsbock, the loris, the elephant, the cobra, the moose, the komodo dragon, the warthog and I think like Rogério that the puma could be a jaguarundi but with shorter ears..

Let me only clarify that the model is a puma and it is marketed as a puma. I am not suggestiing any kind of ambiguousness. Though, as jaguarundis look like small pumas, with a few differences as you pointed, I think the size of this model can allow us to use it as a jaguarundi when displayed with the larger models of the major brands. The black-tiped tail should also be removed, for instance.

I’ve got a Very Big bias for the first one but the Loris is very very charming too

Kikimalou wrote:

I’ve got a Very Big bias for the first one but the Loris is very very charming too

You are the second one who says he doesn't like the rhino, - what is so wrong with it ?

I said the rhino is my favorite Susanne

Kikimalou wrote:

I said the rhino is my favorite Susanne

Ahh, sorry !!!
That is great, because I love too

I misunderstood the word "Bias"

I hope I will manage to catch it and the loris too

I`ve learned the word "Bias" from Kiki He like`s to use it , so when I see it, I know it is something good in front of his eyes
I also like this rhino very much ! It is in top 5 of my favorite models from this set .

I think I would like to have the flying fox, the loris, the king cobra and the meerkat