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

Beautiful figure! I also bought the coral reef set just to get the it too haha, I didn’t know it was different from the old one.

I would love to get the set and this figure, congrats all! Really cool figure of a fascinating species.

Love the amphibian display too, and how you have them segregated. See a few 'I wants' there lol. Great idea with the spice rack risers!

What a wonderful wobbegong and I love the photos! What a great name this species has!

Thank you all!

My new old Safari andrewsarchus.
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Beautiful photos of this unusual model!

Beautiful figure and photos! There is just something I love so much about older Safari models.

I just love those older Doug Watson mammals. Definitely a very cool set; one that I feel hasn't really been followed up properly. It's a shame companies so rarely release extinct mammals these days, but oh well.

Love the photos of this figure, really makes it shine. I especially like the last one, it highlights the paint job and sculpting so nicely,

I love this model which, like the previous Starlux one and some following models, seems to have been inspired from the famous picture by Zdenek Burian.

On the last picture, we see very well the little hooves which leak it was an ungulate!

I JUST bought this Safari Andrewsarchus on eBay a day or two ago.

It's morphologically outdated (it was sculpted when it was believed it was a mesonychid, but now believed to be a entelodont), but still lovely. The CollectA figure might be more realistic, but it's a bit big (as far as I know, Andrewsarchus is still only known from its skull, so it's anyone's guess).

A rare catch, congrats!

Thanks everyone! 

@Blaine, it may be from the same seller too! He had 2 or 3 when I got mine.

This kitty is very... very... lost. Papo Persian
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Wow, I thought that cat was alive for a second! Beautiful fluffy fur too, very realistic!

Cool cat

Thanks you three. :)

Next is the AAA asian rhino (not 100% sure what species exactly)
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(not 100% sure what species exactly)

It's obviously a muddy Red-Eyed Rhino. Oh, god, all these AAA models have so much fun and grace!
Beautiful photos!

I think [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] pointed it correctly.
We talked before about this rhino. It has a pair of horns like an African rhino, Sumatran rhinos also have two horns but not like those and this is not a hairy rhino.
It is armoured like an Asian rhinoceros and it seems to have folds although not enough conspicuous, do I see a shield? This is a mess. Maybe they wanted to make African rhinoceros with some typical features of Asian rhinoceros or just a poor Indian rhinoceros with an extra horn as it happened often among vintage figures. There's still another option, it is a versatile figure as AAA is a versatile brand. They have a mould they can use as a hyena or an African wild dog and this may be a mould for all rhino species.
Whatever it is and for more bizarre this figure could be, it looks wonderful in your pictures.

I don't know what it is about AAA and bloodshot red eyes; totally turns me off of any of their mammals.

Wonderful green rhino. Hopefully, it isn't ill

That rhino seems to be in a real environment. Nice photos.

Wonderful shots for this model in the mud!

I don't like too much this model but I like a lot your pictures!

Is it a small figure?

Thanks everyone! The rhino is very... odd... but it is one if those models that endears itself to me with its weirdness.

Andreas, this is the larger of the pair, I have the calf too. (Photo taken before I moved it into my asian designation)
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