Models of human figures, - show us your people :-D

Not so long ago I got the retired farmers from papo. I think they are wonderfully French

Just like one of the retired couples from Schleich are wonderfully German/Schwiss.
It is quite fun to see that the farmers they make now are more modern, - but the most up-to-date of those that I have, are the latest ones from Bullyland, I think.

I think these farmers are SO lovely !
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Aren`t these just from Mary Poppins ?
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The oldest ones, - sturdy enough to be played with !
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Mom and son
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Tha first ones from Bullyland, - they look like midgets :-D
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A little more recent
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These two could actually be from a farm around here where I live.
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Please, show us if you have human figueres
I would personally love to see the new papos, - and some from Safari

I'd love to see some Bullyland people, especially those related with horses And Safari's too. There are too few photos of people models on the internet.
I'm going to buy some people models too, but most of those I want has to wait until I will have enough money for an order from MPV

Mangalarga wrote:

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I'd love to see some Bullyland people, especially those related with horses

I only have this guy :
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Thanks for the photo, Susanne :)
I have this guy on my wishlist, it's good to see non-catalogue photo of him.

They are fantastic Susanne! I don't have any human figurines, I'd love to get the Bullyland Inuit family and some of the Safari ones look really nice too

Sorry, but there's no people here where I live, I'm completly alone!
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Thanks to bring back these topics because I love them! ...and these last Bullyland are really nice figures! :)

HKHollinstone wrote:

They are fantastic Susanne! I don't have any human figurines, I'd love to get the Bullyland Inuit family and some of the Safari ones look really nice too

Oh, yes, we must have these little masterpieces here also

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Roger, it seems you are not the only one of our collectors who are alone

Bullyland Inuit family look good here & perhaps considering.........Should I ?

ken yeo wrote:

Bullyland Inuit family look good here & perhaps considering.........Should I ?

Yes! I certainly will if I can get hold of them

You have a big family Susanne :)

Susanne Congratulations for all your farm, my favorite is the Innuit really beautiful and which I hope, when I posted the first images.
fine collection

Here is my complete Homo sapiens team. Those ladies and guys helped me to keep my collection.

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From Left to right :

Mr. Boki 1:42, Mr. Willy the Bacow-boy 1:32, Mr. Malcolm 1:21, Miss Paula 1:18, Atanarjuat & Atuat 1:18, Mr. Kobayashi 1:15

What an exqisite collection

The good taste of our great maccaw shows in your figueres, - and humour

I love the lady with the little monkeys, - Safari, isn`t she ?

I like how you've named them all
I love that Inuit family

Which great maccaw Susanne ?

Yes Miss Paula is a SAFARI ltd

Thank you Susanne and Harriet

The Inuits are SO lovely.
Here are the most HORRIBLE Sapiens`es ever

I would not have bought them if I had known how they look !
The first days I did not even unpack them.
- but having looked at them now and then for a couple of weeks, I begin to realise that
those cave men probably DID have hairy shoulders, big dirty feet and
greasy hair, so maybe these figueres are really very ok

But here they are, - ta-daaaa, the gruesom moster-stoneage macho monster-men

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I will sell or trade my farm people from the modern brands, but i will keep the older stuff, and the persons, from which i think, that they have a relation to the wild- or forestlife.
Next to that, i will keep my early people like shown here before.
You can see them here:

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Today arrived my first people, a Miniland set of 6 figures called Friends with disabilities.
Those are educational toys with a very apreciated purpose, first men... ladies later! :)
Scale 1:14

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Those are exceptional and unusual figueres, and very nicely made.

For all the brands that claim to have educational purpose this puts it in perspective.
These are so much more "educational" than cute girls with a little lamb or monkey.

I like the design. The people look just like people do, Miniland surely did a great job

Thankyou for the photoes, Roger


PS, - I think the person to the left is an old lady

SUSANNE wrote:

PS, - I think the person to the left is an old lady

me too
Congratulations Roger, they're great!

...I have some "farmers" too!

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Thay are hilarious

I love your "giraffe-farmer "

Wonnnnderful

SUSANNE wrote:

Those are exceptional and unusual figueres, and very nicely made.

For all the brands that claim to have educational purpose this puts it in perspective.
These are so much more "educational" than cute girls with a little lamb or monkey.

I like the design. The people look just like people do, Miniland surely did a great job

Thankyou for the photoes, Roger


PS, - I think the person to the left is an old lady

Thanks Susanne! I'm glad you've liked my figures! Of course the left is a old lady!

Now more ladies of the Miniland Friends with disabilities set!
The dog is from Schleich, he thought he would be helpful to the green lady because she has a very short white cane! I love this set!

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I´m not enthusiastic of human figurines, but I must say there are several awesome figurines!