Melekh's Collection

Just put my bigger dinosaurs and animals on the shelf.


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Great collection

This is fantastic !!!

You are lucky that I am not here ! I would have HAD TO take each one out and study it

There is something special about large models . They make me feel happy , so these shelves make me feel extremely happy

That's a lovely display of creatures, I love how the shelves have been made to fit the heights of the models. It makes it look very organized and professional.

Superb display and collection of giants!

Thank you very much everyone :)

Some smaller treasures

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And my old pics from 2012 :)

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And some details from big shelf

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Details of the Elephants you find here:

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Really treasures

Those mantids...

Very well presented, really.

As all pictures disappeared, here are some new ones, you like maybe:

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A beautieful collection

It's a very varied collection! Many beautiful models. They aren't normally my thing, but the spiders and insects you have are stunning. What brand are the large blue whale (not the Kaiyodo but the other one) and the sperm whale?

So nice! Thank you for showing. You have an impressive collection that is well displayed.

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Nice collection.
Could I ask for a comparison pic between the Eofauna Steppe mammoth and the TNG woolly mammoth.
What's your opinion?
The woolly is 1:35 and the steppe 1:40, so I fear that the figures will be more or less the same size and, being the woolly bulkier, have an overall incorrect relative size. What's your opinion?

Thanks,
Virtem

Here the comparison.

The Steppe Mammoth is 1:40 if you go with the biggest examples which were found.

For me, the wolly mammoth is a very big male, the Steppe mammoth an average invidual.
Both fit in 1:35 range.

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Melekh wrote:

Here the comparison.

The Steppe Mammoth is 1:40 if you go with the biggest examples which were found.

For me, the wolly mammoth is a very big male, the Steppe mammoth an average invidual.
Both fit in 1:35 range.

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They seem to fit, indeed.
I'm sorry, I forgot to include the TNG elasmotherium. Would it be too much to ask for a comparison of the TNG elasmotherium and woolly mammoth?

Here you go.

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The second and biggest Blue whale is from PNSO.
Not sure where the sperm whale is from.

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