Set of 12 very large Nayab Wild Animals, who owns them?

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] shared this Nayab antelope to put on TAW and also this picture with the whole series of 12 very large wild animals 9-12 inches (22 to 30 cm).
I'm opening this topic to try to get pictures of all of them with your help and sort on TAW.
Does anyone know the antelope species? Is it a topi?

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I also have some of these models as well-my antelope is a different colour though!
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The "Topi" could imperfectly fit with other Alcelaphini. It could be a Korrigum or a Tiang, they could be better choices than Topis. The main problem for me aren't the horns but the shoulders, Topis have "humped" shoulders ( more than Korrigum) and your model lacks this detail. I won't go for any Hartebeest, their heads are really different.

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The "Topi" could imperfectly fit with other Alcelaphini. It could be a Korrigum or a Tiang, they could be better choices than Topis. The main problem for me aren't the horns but the shoulders, Topis have "humped" shoulders ( more than Korrigum) and your model lacks this detail. I won't go for any Hartebeest, their heads are really different.

Thanks Christophe, it is really good to have your imput.
I agree with everything and hartebeest's heads are really unusual and elongated and none of these figures shows any kind of similarity. I used the horns for my identification because these cheaper looking figures always have cow shaped heads. Even the Bully tsessebes do not have correct shaped heads. Though, I will wait for a more consensual identification.

We have the tsessebe page a little messed on TAW. According to Wikipedia:
- Common tsessebe is Damaliscus lunatus lunatus
- Topi is Damaliscus lunatus jimela
- Corrigum is Damaliscus lunatus korrigum

TAW page currently is called Common tsessebe with the description and Wikipedia link for a topi and taxonomic table for a korrigum as a full species.
As the classification and half of the figures identified are conjectural and none of them is marketed to the subspecies level. Maybe the best is to list all of them on species level (Damaliscus lunatus).
Bullyland figures are marketed as Leierantilope which refers to the species level. Though, I don't know which common name is used for species level. Maybe Common tsessebe since it is the nominate subspecies or just Tsessebe which is the common name for the whole genus.

Fernando, I see you're working hard to find your large Nayab figures. We suspected you owned a lot of them from your numbered photos but it is so nice we can sort them with your help.
You have a Mickey Mouse hippo, I love those ears. I'm working on those pictures now.

Thanks Fernando for providing more and better pictures.
Half of the set is listed on TAW now as you can see on link below.
Those missing are:

- African elephant
- Cheetah
- Chimpanzee
- Lion
- Rhinoceros
- Zebra

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