Collected Comparisons. African buffalo and orangutans!

Thank you very much everyone. :)

My honey badgers have... grown.
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Once I found my mystery figure I looked for more. Found the 3 giants on Amazon (Didn't realize how BIG they'd be). They are very nicely sculpted pieces, if dramatized. But for me, the small PV is the gem at the moment. :) SO happy to have one!

Great collection of Honey Badgers-the large ones look really nice and dramatic looking!

Nice comparisons, it is very important to see diferent sizes too.

I love that Play Visions honey badger!!

You have a wonderful Honey badger hive

I had spotted the three largest but was a little hesitant. I did well, they are very well done, have original poses but are very tall and I lack space, sometimes you have to be reasonable.
Can you do individual photos for TAW?

Very interesting honey bagders, and i am totally agree with you

I never knew there were so many honey badgers in figure form, what an amazing group! I love the interesting variety of poses too!

Thank you my friends! I can try to take individual photos this weekend.

Did your female Mojo come with a grey back stripe trimmed with white? Mine is solid white

Mine came gray and white... strange that yours didnt. But Mojo has lots of paint variations with time, maybe you ordered an early/late version? Mine was bought later.

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Mine came gray and white... strange that yours didnt. But Mojo has lots of paint variations with time, maybe you ordered an early/late version? Mine was bought later.

Mine was bought in 2019 or so. Paint jobs is one of the reasons I get fewer and fewer Mojo. In fact, I don't think I've gotten anything by them in at least three years

Mine was bought in 2013 and came grey and white too

I won't be posting this in my TCC Finale tour for a while and I just HAVE to share him!

So, one more retelling for this guy.

I bought him off ebay thinking he would roughly be more of a Schleich or TM scale figure in their standard range. Images there were taken with only him in the image, and no size reference was in the listing. Snagged him thinking it would knock off another Jasman model from my wishlist.

Then it came in the post. I assumed the package was for one of the friends I act as middle man for... but no... the behemoth had arrived. I admit, at first I was quite shocked. This was more like a breyer traditional size, waaaaay bigger than I thought.  It is made of light plastic and has hollowed areas inside his torso. Gorgeously sculpted, if not painted, but I was scrambling to think of what to do with him! As he bounced around my house (I would pick him up, ponder what to do, wander around my house while doing that, and then put him down somewhere new) he began to grow on me... and more and more I liked his gargantuan strangeness.

So I am still looking for a "standard" sized version, but this one will stay. I have dubbed him Baeb (a derivation of Babe the blue ox from the folk tale of Paul Bunyan) and he is now the king of the (wilde)beests!  

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some pictures with my other new additions at the time for comparison.
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I love him and his giganticness! A god among wildebeest in that first photo, haha! I wonder if there are other animals in similar proportions. His eye makes me think of the potoo.

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I love him and his giganticness! A god among wildebeest in that first photo, haha! I wonder if there are other animals in similar proportions. His eye makes me think of the potoo.

I would think that there was some sort of giant model line that we are unaware of. Jasman has very little info on it on TAW, and only a handful of figures... as I said, I bought it expecting it to be MUCH smaller because those are the only models we know about! Now there is a GIANT mystery to solve, instead of a small figure one.

Indeed, the eye looks like a potoo or aye-aye! As a funny side story, my Mom and I were video chatting some family members and this guy almost got knocked off the table we were using. I reflexibly grabbed him before he hit the floor and then subconciously was cradling it in my left arm while I used my right on the laptop (only part of the figure visible on camera). My family all started questioning my strange looking baby I was cradling and were surprised to see such an "ugly" wildebeest once I revealed the model to them. Made for a good laugh.

fabulous tribe, it's time to go for compo or plastic oldies to complete the blue pic

Impressive herd!

Not an official blue pic, but a quick snap of nearly all my ichthyosaurs and friends. As you can see, the BBC model is HUGE.
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So many species and models!

Beautiful fleet , I've just realised that I don't own any of the ones you're showing.

Thank you my friends. :) I missed the CollectA temnodontosaurus and I think it was my mini PNSO himalayasaurus (?) for the photo...

Alright, time to revive this topic!

This one is to focus on the Jackrabbits.
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My one Noah's pals is so teenie!

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And then I was admiring my new Schleich moose set and took some snaps of the calves and moms.

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I have the Noah's Pals Jackals and they're tiny too. The brand took the 1:24 scale in a relatively serious way. At least, there are extreme differences between the elephants and the rabbits. I wonder how is the life of a Jackrabbit as a single.