"Fine collection series"

I also have

 a croc(or a caiman?):

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 here with the Schleich croc for sizes comparison:

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 .. an indian cobra:

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 here with a schleich one for sizes comparison!

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 .. a turtle:

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 here with a Schleich  turtle for sizes comparison:

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.. and a vulture:

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 here with a Papo one for sizes comparison:

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 .. but I don't know the set wich they are fom.. I even don't know if they belong to this "fine collection series"..

Thanks for considering me in case you get an extra ibex.
The species of that crocodile has been very debated too. It is listed as a Nyle crocodile but probably it is a different species. I have one with the original Del Prado tag.

OK but he has not croc teeth! :)

Yes, you're right, that crocodile is another mistery. I think Kiki suggested it to be West African slender-snouted crocodile but without certainty.

As you wrote, it is often difficult to go further the genus identity with this brand  but here we even can not be sure of the family! :)

 .. but we can enjoy some pretty figures:


 the gang:

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 the pack:

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 at scale:

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 With the cheeta, the chimp is the easier to find here on flea-markets. I don't know why But he maybe was offered for free in a revue first number!  :)

and now the "best off" according to me:

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 If I had the ibex, I think I could add it!  :-)

Maybe cobra, lynx and gazelle also deserve a place in the pantheon. :)

Caracal wrote:

and now the "best off" according to me:

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 If I had the ibex, I think I could add it!  :-)

really very nice figures Alain! I would choose these ones too.
I like the croc for sure. I reckon it could fit into 1/32nd family?
And the bush pig is very lovely as well.

Sure Annette you can use the croc and I think the giraffe too. Sorry my Britains giraffe seems to love bleach but at least you can see the size.

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Roger wrote:

Maybe cobra, lynx and gazelle also deserve a place in the pantheon. :)

 Oh yes, the lying  gazella and the sitting lynx look very fine and I could have joined the cobra too! :)

sunny wrote:

Caracal wrote:

and now the "best off" according to me:

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 If I had the ibex, I think I could add it!  :-)

really very nice figures Alain! I would choose these ones too.
I like the croc for sure. I reckon it could fit into 1/32nd family?
And the bush pig is very lovely as well.

 Thank you Annette!  

 I am happy that Rogério answered to you because he is more aware than I am about scales ! :)

Caracal wrote:

sunny wrote:

Caracal wrote:

and now the "best off" according to me:

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 If I had the ibex, I think I could add it!  :-)

really very nice figures Alain! I would choose these ones too.
I like the croc for sure. I reckon it could fit into 1/32nd family?
And the bush pig is very lovely as well.

 Thank you Annette!  

 I am happy that Rogério answered to you because he is more aware than I am about scales ! :)

thank you Alain, I should have said 'Starlux size' !

Roger wrote:

Sure Annette you can use the croc and I think the giraffe too. Sorry my Britains giraffe seems to love bleach but at least you can see the size.

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thank you Roger for the comparison photo. Aside from the right hand giraffe being bulkier, it is a pretty good match for the Britains one!

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Roger wrote:

Sure Annette you can use the croc and I think the giraffe too. Sorry my Britains giraffe seems to love bleach but at least you can see the size.


thank you Roger for the comparison photo. Aside from the right hand giraffe being bulkier, it is a pretty good match for the Britains one!

Yes, nobody makes delicate giraffes as Britains, as you can see the Schleich model pictured is also bulkier. Britains giraffe is a perfect sculpt.

Wonderful figures

Thank you Andreas!