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

Southlands Thylacoleo. So fortunate to get this model with help from Andreas (still, thank you so much!) and I love it. I wish companies would branch out more into species like this.
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Absolutely beautiful- the middle photo is stunning, I love the angle you took it at!

I agree, it's a great model!

This figure shows us great ferocity and looks great in your photos.

Congrats Paige.

Congratulations

I particulary like the third picture because it shows so well the wonderful eyes and watch of the model and the fourth because of its australian rocky sunny like background!

Such beautiful pictures also stimulate our collecting interests. I have this prehistoric animal in my collection and Farm animals are being more appreciated lately. I am, Benjamin is and also Kosta building a little farm collection and we are mostly collectors of wildlife models.
Thanks for providing so wonderful pictures to our forum!

Cool, I've never known much about this animal, only heard about it in passing really. Thanks for another prompt into research that led down a rabbit hole! This is a beautiful model and great pictures, what interesting teeth this creature had . . .

Superb model!!

Thanks everyone!

Haven't had a chance to upload as I have been adjusting my displays. Should be able to share them soon! Here is one of my favorite horses, Safari's abaco barb.
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Beautiful photos in the sun!

So beautiful horse and pictures. I almost forgot Safari did it.
checking on TAW, this horse is listed as a Barb horse but it may surely represent the extint breed of Bahamas known as Abaco Barb what turns this model unique.

Roger wrote:

So beautiful horse and pictures. I almost forgot Safari did it.
checking on TAW, this horse is listed as a Barb horse but it may surely represent the extint breed of Bahamas known as Abaco Barb what turns this model unique.

Yes, definitely Abaco Barb, the splash pinto colour is typical from the final small herd to exist, and not seen in the old world Barb breed at all. Such a shame they're gone now, I remember the days when there were enough left that there were hopes it was a viable population to save

George wrote:

Roger wrote:

So beautiful horse and pictures. I almost forgot Safari did it.
checking on TAW, this horse is listed as a Barb horse but it may surely represent the extint breed of Bahamas known as Abaco Barb what turns this model unique.

Yes, definitely Abaco Barb, the splash pinto colour is typical from the final small herd to exist, and not seen in the old world Barb breed at all. Such a shame they're gone now, I remember the days when there were enough left that there were hopes it was a viable population to save

Thanks George, I fixed it on TAW. Oh, I watched a video and I've read a little and it is all so sad. When Safari released it in 2010, Nunki, a mare that was the last Abaco Barb horse, was still alive.

Great photo again.Breyer also released a model of this sadly vanished horse breed.

Thank you everyone! It really a lovely horse.

Here is the Safari IC green moray eel. Several years ago I visited the Oregon Coast Aquarium, a place I like very much and try to visit every few years. They had a marvellous giant oval/columnar tank in the middle of the floor. I approached and this beautiful large moray appeared out of his landscape hidey hole and began to swin around in circles around the perimeter of his tank. He was marvellous, so pretty, and the snakelike swimming motion was mesmerizing to watch. Even better, he seemed to be friendly as he followed me around the room as I looked at a few of the other tanks. I spent a good amount of time with him or her because the animal was just fun to watch and see and "visit" with. I have had a fascination with all eels but especially morays since. I won't forget that experience as I won't forget the one I had as a child there but with some weedy/leafy seadragons.

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I like moray figures too

This is a fantastic Eel, and I love the story that came with it! Definitely a very special experience with this special animal!

Thank you both.

Papo pinto horse- I mean the piebald great dane
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Papo pinto horse? Not even a Pinto Dalmatian. Beautiful pictures of a great dog.

That is so funny! Why do you say “pinto horse” when this is clearly a dog?

In my family we always joke around that big dogs like Danes are really a horse not a dog. This one has the pattern of a painted/pinto horse so... a little light humor on a rainy day where I live.

Interesting piece of information!