Where are S.H. Harlekin frog friends?

Checking my little collection of frogs to find more information for [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] about the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] - I've found another orphaned frog figure.
With Jill's help, I could confirm it is marked S.H., another marking already known among us and that refers to Shing Hing, a Honk Kong manufacturer.
This is a Play Visions sized frog, I am almost sure it belongs to a set and I would love to know if someone has more of these S.H. frogs to share here.
I believe my beautiful figure represents a harlequin frog,  genus Atelopus. If my identification is correct, it is not even a frog but a true toad actually.
He is searching for his friends, is there someone willing to help him?

I love this impressionistic frog.

Wonderful frog, I love how the texture looks moist like the real species! Hopefully you can find his friends!

I am glad you enjoy my artistic friend. Maybe Andreas knows his friends.
Here a comparison picture with a Play Visions red-eyed tree frog.

Here are mine (with pics )

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widukind wrote:

Here are mine (with pics )

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I don't know why I missed this topic because I searched for it before opening mine.
I can't see the frogs very well but there's a strawberry dart frog (blue jeans morph), a dyeing dart frog and a few more, maybe this is really a set of frogs.
The one you show individually looks like an American green tree frog what is really interesting.

Are S.H. Frogs from the same company as my S.H. dinosaurs?

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Are S.H. Frogs from the same company as my S.H. dinosaurs?

Yes, I think you can take it for sure. Shing Hing is manufacturing for many companies. Even the National Geographic Dinosaur sets are manufactured by Shing Hing and they're marked S.H.
I don't know the exact set but you can put them on TAW on Shing Hing To Sort page.
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I put my Shing Hing Dinosaurs in Toy Animal Info. You can see them along with the animal families and the frogs.

Bowhead Whale wrote:

I put my Shing Hing Dinosaurs in Toy Animal Info. You can see them along with the animal families and the frogs.

Great, thanks!