Widukinds zoo news - Part 3 - 10/24/2024 Any wishes, old stuff and many snakes

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Roger wrote:: Congratulations for getting so many interesting figures, especially the gift from a kid. Is it possible a closer picture of the gray fox for a blind friend?

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I believe the Domplast figure should be the marder, not fox - they have fox figure too but this is definitely another one, see the pic...
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Saarlooswolfhound wrote:: Congratulations! So many awesome models. What brands/species are the rattlesnake, gila monster, starfish, cormorant, light gray fox, and caterpillars?

Thank you. so much.

Gila monster is Phidal
starfish made in china
caterpillars made in China (found in Vienna in a shop as Halloween decoration) - one set more avaiable
cormorant is a solid Kaiyodo knockoff made in China
Gray fox and rattlesnake - sadly absolut no idea. I wish i could find out more. Also for the little monkey and the raccoon.

The caterpillars have been sold by multiple Asian distributors. When I bought mine, they were produced by Beam, but I think other manufacturers have produced them, too.

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sunny wrote:: congratulations on your new additions Andreas!
How interesting that the bird is Kaiyodo copy! Is this the first time this has happened??

Thank you and no, not the first time. There are a few solid figures of Kaiyodo birds now.

Please also note, the original Kaiyodo cormorant is the extinct species, spectacled cormorant. It does not represent a living species.

jarda wrote:: I believe the Domplast figure should be the marder, not fox - they have fox figure too but this is definitely another one, see the pic...
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Yes, Domplast

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sunny wrote:: congratulations on your new additions Andreas!
How interesting that the bird is Kaiyodo copy! Is this the first time this has happened??

Thank you. Yes i know, extinct. I bought the full set.

Thank you and no, not the first time. There are a few solid figures of Kaiyodo birds now.

Please also note, the original Kaiyodo cormorant is the extinct species, spectacled cormorant. It does not represent a living species.

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Thanks for the closer pictures, Andreas! [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] is right, this is the marten, I think from this angle is is even easier to see the differences. Both are mine and curiously my marten lives together with my foxes.

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Roger wrote:: Thanks for the closer pictures, Andreas! [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] is right, this is the marten, I think from this angle is is even easier to see the differences. Both are mine and curiously my marten lives together with my foxes.

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that's very interesting (and beautiful!) - it has a marten's face but a fox's body. If the ears were flatter and smaller to the head it would be a real marten's face.

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sunny wrote:: congratulations on your new additions Andreas!
How interesting that the bird is Kaiyodo copy! Is this the first time this has happened??

Thank you and no, not the first time. There are a few solid figures of Kaiyodo birds now.

oh I would be curious to know which ones Andreas!
I've never seen a Kaiyodo copy before!!

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Roger wrote:: Congratulations for getting so many interesting figures, especially the gift from a kid. Is it possible a closer picture of the gray fox for a blind friend?

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Do you know where the little fox on the right came from? Roger and I both have one and not been able to find any info out about it.
It's a very small but neat little figure.

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Kikimalou wrote:: Great adds Andreas

What are those ones ? And where can I find them please?
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Thank you. Those are MIC figures found on TEMU, but sadly sold out. There are some more figures in that set that i dont need.

What is MIC?

I assumed the company/manufacturer name but Google found nothing?

Thanks.
Brett

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sunny wrote:

Roger wrote:: Thanks for the closer pictures, Andreas! [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] is right, this is the marten, I think from this angle is is even easier to see the differences. Both are mine and curiously my marten lives together with my foxes.

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that's very interesting (and beautiful!) - it has a marten's face but a fox's body. If the ears were flatter and smaller to the head it would be a real marten's face.

Yes, they cause some confusion, I think especially the legs because the neck and head are much more marten like than fox like as you pointed.
Look how the more realistic model from Lineol also ressembles somewhat a fox. check here. European pine martens are certainly the most fox like mustelides.

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sunny wrote:

Roger wrote:: Thanks for the closer pictures, Andreas! [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] is right, this is the marten, I think from this angle is is even easier to see the differences. Both are mine and curiously my marten lives together with my foxes.

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that's very interesting (and beautiful!) - it has a marten's face but a fox's body. If the ears were flatter and smaller to the head it would be a real marten's face.

Yes, they cause some confusion, I think especially the legs because the neck and head are much more marten like than fox like as you pointed.
Look how the more realistic model from Lineol also ressembles somewhat a fox. check here. European pine martens are certainly the most fox like mustelides.

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Now after a closer look, yes a marten. Only a short look, fox. I am sorry.

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widukind wrote:

sunny wrote:: congratulations on your new additions Andreas!
How interesting that the bird is Kaiyodo copy! Is this the first time this has happened??

Thank you and no, not the first time. There are a few solid figures of Kaiyodo birds now.

oh I would be curious to know which ones Andreas!
I've never seen a Kaiyodo copy before!!

Take a look here :)

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sunny wrote:

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:: Congratulations for getting so many interesting figures, especially the gift from a kid. Is it possible a closer picture of the gray fox for a blind friend?

Here your pics

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Do you know where the little fox on the right came from? Roger and I both have one and not been able to find any info out about it.
It's a very small but neat little figure.

Sadly i have no more informations but i wish i could found more. Also the same for the little monkey, rattlesnake, quail and the raccoon

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Great additions especially the diver,goose.pelican and the python on the branch. cheers

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Congrats, Andreas! What brand produced these water birds??? Are these plastic ones?

Great ! What are they ?
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Congratulations Andreas! I love those lizards and wonder what brand they are too.

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congratulations Andreas on these! the squirrel is a real cutie!
and I love all the chameleons - are they a soft rubbery type of material?

Congrats! Those chameleons are very neat!

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Beautiful newcomers! cheers

Which brand is the pyton on his trunk from please?

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