Dog comparisons thread

I'm glad you considered the Britany Spaniel, it is a great model. I was also not expectin an update like the last one, your dogs look much happier now.

Roger wrote:

I'm glad you considered the Britany Spaniel, it is a great model. I was also not expectin an update like the last one, your dogs look much happier now.

I wasn't expecting this update either, I'm not especially into cats but the Eyscota set is just too astonishingly good and cheap to resist !

Then, it's easy to complete with major brands, there are not so many interesting cat figures/breeds, at least not as many as what they did with dogs.

The Papo Siamese, will be difficult to find though. It's a bit like the cat equivalent of Weimaraner.

Amazing dog collection

Spoonbill wrote:

Roger wrote:

I'm glad you considered the Britany Spaniel, it is a great model. I was also not expectin an update like the last one, your dogs look much happier now.

I wasn't expecting this update either, I'm not especially into cats but the Eyscota set is just too astonishingly good and cheap to resist !

Then, it's easy to complete with major brands, there are not so many interesting cat figures/breeds, at least not as many as what they did with dogs.

The Papo Siamese, will be difficult to find though. It's a bit like the cat equivalent of Weimaraner.

Exactly, Papo figures after retirement are very hard to find. Especially those available for a short time.
I found recently the English Setter for my collection, it is not that rare but it was not easy to find. Here a comparison with the New-Ray German shorthaired pointer since both are in a similar pose.

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The setter is very good, that was my chosen hunt dog before I decided to "catch 'em all"

The pointer is nice too but certainly even rarer than a retired Papo.

Ohh, the Setter was your Dog!
This New-Ray is surely much easier to find than the Papo Setter. Cheaper too. The problem is where to find but they're not rare. Though, they're much easier to find in the USA than in Europe. Let me know if you need more pictures of it. Those are not as nicely painted as the major brands models but their quite decent figures.

Edit: Here you are, the German pointer, the Springer Spaniel and a Beagle

Click here.
I wanted myself to buy these sets from this seller but he asks to much to send to my country. It is however very cheap to Spain and surely you have someone to help you.

Oh man, pugs are just on another level when it comes to personality. I've got a pug myself, and let me tell you, he’s got this whole routine with the mirror where he barks at his own reflection like it's an intruder.

Kadeutex wrote:

Oh man, pugs are just on another level when it comes to personality. I've got a pug myself, and let me tell you, he’s got this whole routine with the mirror where he barks at his own reflection like it's an intruder.

Welcome on forum! :)

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