Schleich 13867 Hereford Cow walk around

Here is a walkaround of the new jersey cow 2024
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Sorry, some of the pictures came twice. I am posting pictures for the first time and not very good at it

This figure has very good proportions and exhibits the characteristics of the breed. Fortunately, it doesn't resemble some generic cow figures that are often labeled with breed names. I would say it only lacks a bit more detail, but otherwise, it's a good sculpting exercise by the brand. Thanks for presenting this beautiful cow to us.

Roger wrote:

This figure has very good proportions and exhibits the characteristics of the breed. Fortunately, it doesn't resemble some generic cow figures that are often labeled with breed names. I would say it only lacks a bit more detail, but otherwise, it's a good sculpting exercise by the brand. Thanks for presenting this beautiful cow to us.

You,r welcome  [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] When it comes to details I actualy think she is very detailed. The pictures does not give her credit. Her head and face are very detailed and the best I have ever seen in any cattle replica. Her body is smooth, but that is actually how jersey cows are. They are not bulky cattle with mucels and veins showing off.

Farmcollector wrote:

Roger wrote:

This figure has very good proportions and exhibits the characteristics of the breed. Fortunately, it doesn't resemble some generic cow figures that are often labeled with breed names. I would say it only lacks a bit more detail, but otherwise, it's a good sculpting exercise by the brand. Thanks for presenting this beautiful cow to us.

You,r welcome  [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] When it comes to details I actualy think she is very detailed. The pictures does not give her credit. Her head and face are very detailed and the best I have ever seen in any cattle replica. Her body is smooth, but that is actually how jersey cows are. They are not bulky cattle with mucels and veins showing off.

Whenn I wrote the lack of detail I tried to find diffferent words to try to explain what I mean but sometimes the fact I'm not fluent in English does not help. You're right, it is a detailed model and I personally don't like overtextured figures. Though, I feel you understood the meaning of my words. sometimes sculptors can give a very subtle texture to their models when representing smooth surfaces to avoid a certain plastic feel to the final product. We can see it in some pig figures, initially they used to be completely smooth with a glossy plastic finish, now some of them have a kind of "dimpled" or light textured finish that reduces the plastic feel. Also, the flanks look somewhat flat contrarily to the CollectA model but honestly, I like this cow a lot and probably my perception will change in the moment I see a figure in my hands.

Roger wrote:

Farmcollector wrote:

Roger wrote:

This figure has very good proportions and exhibits the characteristics of the breed. Fortunately, it doesn't resemble some generic cow figures that are often labeled with breed names. I would say it only lacks a bit more detail, but otherwise, it's a good sculpting exercise by the brand. Thanks for presenting this beautiful cow to us.

You,r welcome  [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] When it comes to details I actualy think she is very detailed. The pictures does not give her credit. Her head and face are very detailed and the best I have ever seen in any cattle replica. Her body is smooth, but that is actually how jersey cows are. They are not bulky cattle with mucels and veins showing off.

Whenn I wrote the lack of detail I tried to find diffferent words to try to explain what I mean but sometimes the fact I'm not fluent in English does not help. You're right, it is a detailed model and I personally don't like overtextured figures. Though, I feel you understood the meaning of my words. sometimes sculptors can give a very subtle texture to their models when representing smooth surfaces to avoid a certain plastic feel to the final product. We can see it in some pig figures, initially they used to be completely smooth with a glossy plastic finish, now some of them have a kind of "dimpled" or light textured finish that reduces the plastic feel. Also, the flanks look somewhat flat contrarily to the CollectA model but honestly, I like this cow a lot and probably my perception will change in the moment I see a figure in my hands.

I totaly agree with you. Some figurines are so overtextured that it becomes to much compered to the real thing.