TOYMANY merino sheep set

Here is theToymany Merino sheep set with comparison pictures.
The set consists of a total of 8 models. One group each with brown and light-colored sheep.
The details and the structure, such as the coat, are impressive.
In Germany they are currently only available via amazon and cost 17.99 Euros.

Here they are



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I love these sheep figures. Unlike traditional brands, these figures have very realistic proportions, with heads proportional to the body and legs of adequate length. Not that the smiling big-headed sheep from other brands aren't cute, but they're not exactly what I appreciate most in an animal replica.
However, the most fabulous aspect of these models is the extremely realistic feeling of the fur (wool), which is sculpted with a truly convincing effect. I don't know how the figures feel in hand, if they give the same sensation or even better, and we're talking about models that represent an investment of less than 2.50 Euros each.

Wonderful pictures! so realistic models!

These are so stunning.

Beautieful sheeps, as i said, a new phantastic brand

Wonderful models!Its good to see another company going with a specific sheep breed and also including an unusual colour as Merinos are mostly seen in tradition white.

Super nice sheep! I love the pose of the ram especially!

Ana wrote:

Super nice sheep! I love the pose of the ram especially!

Nice to see you posting back on forum, Anna!
Where have you been?
We all remember your beautiful Beatrice [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Awesome! Especially like the dark-brownish lambs.

Congrats on getting those from ToyMany!

Roger wrote:

Ana wrote:

Super nice sheep! I love the pose of the ram especially!

Nice to see you posting back on forum, Anna!
Where have you been?
We all remember your beautiful Beatrice [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Thanks for the warm welcome, Roger!
I don't want to hijack this topic so I'll keep it short. I wasn't really away, I kept checking the forum sometimes. But I guess I just run out of words to write comments.
I'm gad to be back

Ana wrote:

Roger wrote:

Ana wrote:

Super nice sheep! I love the pose of the ram especially!

Nice to see you posting back on forum, Anna!
Where have you been?
We all remember your beautiful Beatrice [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Thanks for the warm welcome, Roger!
I don't want to hijack this topic so I'll keep it short. I wasn't really away, I kept checking the forum sometimes. But I guess I just run out of words to write comments.
I'm gad to be back

That's really great!

Taos wrote:

Wonderful models!Its good to see another company going with a specific sheep breed and also including an unusual colour as Merinos are mostly seen in tradition white.

I know Rogério will say it is again a French optimism but the unusual black Merinos could be very nice "Noires du velay"  

Roger wrote:

Ana wrote:

Roger wrote:

Ana wrote:

Super nice sheep! I love the pose of the ram especially!

Nice to see you posting back on forum, Anna!
Where have you been?
We all remember your beautiful Beatrice [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Thanks for the warm welcome, Roger!
I don't want to hijack this topic so I'll keep it short. I wasn't really away, I kept checking the forum sometimes. But I guess I just run out of words to write comments.
I'm gad to be back

That's really great!

INDEED

Kikimalou wrote:

Taos wrote:

Wonderful models!Its good to see another company going with a specific sheep breed and also including an unusual colour as Merinos are mostly seen in tradition white.

I know Rogério will say it is again a French optimism but the unusual black Merinos could be very nice "Noires du velay"  

French optimism is saying that these sheep are black because of the volcanic eruptions of the Velay Plateau that occurred millions of years ago.

Oh, I think the one you suggested is not even a Merino, those also don't have the white star and the wool is not covering the same places.
Those are much probably Merino Nera (Black Merino) which can be found in Spain, Extremadura region.

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These sheep are gorgeous!

Roger wrote:

Oh, I think the one you suggested is not even a Merino, those also don't have the white star and the wool is not covering the same places.
Those are much probably Merino Nera (Black Merino) which can be found in Spain, Extremadura region.

It is just iberic optimism

Kikimalou wrote:

Roger wrote:

Oh, I think the one you suggested is not even a Merino, those also don't have the white star and the wool is not covering the same places.
Those are much probably Merino Nera (Black Merino) which can be found in Spain, Extremadura region.

It is just iberic optimism

It is indeed.

Very interesting set

Oh! These are gorgeous!!! SHEEP!!!!!!!!!

Running to Amazon right now to order them!

Mastiffcat wrote:

Oh! These are gorgeous!!! SHEEP!!!!!!!!!

Running to Amazon right now to order them!

Carolynn?
Every time I read the word 'sheep' on the forum, I remember you and everything starts to shake. What joy to see you here again. :)

Yes! Hello my friend!
I plan to be around more. I have lots of lovelies to share, and this is such a wonderful community.

Mastiffcat wrote:

Yes! Hello my friend!
I plan to be around more. I have lots of lovelies to share, and this is such a wonderful community.

That's really wonderful to see a friend like you returning to our village and I'm really excited to see what you have to show.
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I am SUPER late to the reunion but CAROLYNN! Hello and welcome back! Seeing you here takes me back to when I first joined the forum! I hope you are well!

I just popped back here to post my flock and boy I am sure glad I did. These are even more fantastic in person!!!
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I'm sure your wolves are happier now.
I love these sheep. A pity I can't buy just one.

I'm a bit late for Carolynn post but I feel younger tonight

Those sheeps are still very fine and still make me think about Noires du velay