Saarlooswolfhound's collection display and closeups. *Happy Update*

Yes, such a gorgeous older Schleich figure, with so much personality with the little raised paw! And looking fantastic in the sun on the snow!

Lovely old model in a great setting!

very beautiful pictures!

Thank you everyone!

Here is one of my favorite breyer stablemates.
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A stunning stablemate, with a wonderful pose- Breyer are always so good at bringing a horse to life! I love the photo with the sun on his glossy back, it's beautiful!

This is one of the Breyer moulds which grew on me over time, when it was first revealed I thought it looked a very awkward broken-backed pose but once I'd actually had one in hand, I loved it exactly FOR that ungainly awkwardness, rather than being a perfectly balanced and collected action pose like so many models. We need mustang models which look wild, not just tame horses painted loud colours

Beautiful model, light and picture!

Great picture!

All very wonderful, Paige! Great idea to bring more charming figures to this topic.

Thanks everyone! Breyer makes some really nice models. And George, I totally agree with you. Mustangs are a real wild animal not just horses with "loud" colors and patterns.

Next is the Kaiyodo tsushima leopard cat (probably my favorite of my small wild cats)
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Nice leopard cat

The second and third pictures are fantastic and you know it's a cat from cold areas!..
 I had this beautiful Prionailurus bengalensis euptilura too, but I lost half of its body in a tree after it has fallen down in grass at the falling of the night just before shooting it! I turned back on the place the following day but never could find back this too cryptic piece! So now I have to reconstruct it with WePAM paste!.. :/

I can see how this fantastic little cat is your favourite- such a wonderful species and beautifully made! I love all the detail, and the last photo is so realistic, this cat goes so well with the ground surface!

Oh no Alain! I hope you can fix up your model! Thanks everyone for your kind words.

New display for my insectoids I "don't" collect...  (poor lighting, sorry)
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The butterflies and snails are my favorite.

And a bit of a change here too. I have moved most of my giraffes back into a proper shelf on the book case and swapped the african elephants up top. This makes the two shelves below a bit shallower but I got tired of playing giraffe dominos when I needed to get an otter or badger etc...
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That is a lot of giraffe right there I didn't even know there were so many different brands making giraffe models, wow. Do you have a close-ups post for them? I have so much to learn about what's out there, and haven't ventured too far through the forum archives yet.

It is indeed a LOT of them... that's why I think giraffe dominos isn't so fun. Here arw my old close ups of them. I think the pics are still current as I don't get new ones too often.
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These giraffes seem to have a secret

Very nice lot, congrats.

Fantastic display changes, and what an amazing giraffe collection, so nice to see these close-ups!!

Wow

Wonderful giraffes

Sorry, it has been a busy day or two! Thank you my friends for your comments. 

Here are 3 models to catch back up.
First is the PV river otter
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And then the Safari peregrine falcon.
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And lastly the AAA red panda
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And my snowy photos have almost all been shown, perfect timing as my plants are waking up for good spring photoshoots!

Nice goldies

Very nice photos, especially the red panda.

This AAA red panda is in my list for a long time.