Toymany New For 2024

I have created this new thread to document the original products we have made and will be releasing soon. If you are interested in the process of making a product or the carving process, please check out my other thread “[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]”.

The product I'm sharing today is a rabbit kit that includes the following breeds: Long Eared Rabbit, New Zealand Red Rabbit, Angora Rabbit, English Spotted Rabbit, Champagne Rabbit, Belgian Hare, Dutch Pygmy Rabbit, and more.  

What do you think of this bunny production? If not, please give me some suggestions so I can correct it.


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Bunny sets will hit the shelves as soon as next month!

Note: This post will post some conceptual products and new products that will be on the shelves soon, after that I will label the type of it below the picture, the products that will be on the shelves soon are welcome to be reproduced, the conceptual products are better not to be reproduced because he is just an idea and may not be put into production.

These are amazing and I cannot wait to see them in person! Any idea when they will be available?

I love to collect rabbits. These look great!

Please make the note under the photo, that these photos aren't allowed to be shared on other platforms, bigger and more visible. People tend to do so, placing them on Facebook or Instagram.

These rabbits (and hare?) look fantastic! Love the different patterns and furs and poses of course.

I don't collect domestic species but I find these rabbits very beautiful. I hope that the wild animal sets will be of the same quality.

Nice but i hope for wildlife

These rabbits look great and they will be on my wishlist!!Its good to see some breeds like the Dutch and the Himalayan.

They look great to me! Probably a popular choice for both collectors and children.

P.S. I guess that if you'd like to have a well-formed opinion of each rabbit, you'd need to show each from different sides. Small details can often make the difference between a great and a so-so model.

I like them all!
And I would like to add that the way Toymany presents animals in different poses and moods is top notch.

First of all, thanks for giving us a glimpse at these upcoming models!  
I think this set is well done!  I just find the proposition of a rabbit a bit irritating.
It seems, that the proportions of the brown,standing rabbit somewhat questionable - to me, its legs and throat are
unrealistically long, although this might just be due to the picture’s angle.


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But all in all, it´s a very lively set with animals with lots of details and nice painting.

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

These are amazing and I cannot wait to see them in person! Any idea when they will be available?

You'll be able to buy him on our website or Amazon as early as next month!

Joliezac wrote:

I love to collect rabbits. These look great!

Thanks!

NightLioness wrote:

Please make the note under the photo, that these photos aren't allowed to be shared on other platforms, bigger and more visible. People tend to do so, placing them on Facebook or Instagram.

These rabbits (and hare?) look fantastic! Love the different patterns and furs and poses of course.

Thanks for the advice, just because in the future I might share some conceptual products here that won't go into production and worry about being copied and plagiarized if I show them on other platforms, I hope you understand :).

Excellent, thank you. Also, sort of unrelated, I did make an order recently from your site. I was going to add some of the pandas but they aren't listed individually yet. Just thought I would bring that to your attention. 

Also, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], depending on the species they chose for the hare to represent, I feel the proportions are pretty normal for a summer coat North American hare. At least at my last residence where they were everywhere, in the summer after they have shed their coats they can be very lean animals.

Kikimalou wrote:

I don't collect domestic species but I find these rabbits very beautiful. I hope that the wild animal sets will be of the same quality.

Thanks, we have an orangutan and monkey set in the works, interested to see my other thread sharing the initial models, I noticed your avatar is also a chimpanzee!

rogerpgvg wrote:

They look great to me! Probably a popular choice for both collectors and children.

P.S. I guess that if you'd like to have a well-formed opinion of each rabbit, you'd need to show each from different sides. Small details can often make the difference between a great and a so-so model.

Thanks your advice,next time I'll show every animals more detail.

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

Excellent, thank you. Also, sort of unrelated, I did make an order recently from your site. I was going to add some of the pandas but they aren't listed individually yet. Just thought I would bring that to your attention. 

Also, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], depending on the species they chose for the hare to represent, I feel the proportions are pretty normal for a summer coat North American hare. At least at my last residence where they were everywhere, in the summer after they have shed their coats they can be very lean animals.

Ok we will have panda on the shelves by the end of this week, my coworkers are already working on the content at the moment, thanks for your support,Paige!

75senta75 wrote:

First of all, thanks for giving us a glimpse at these upcoming models!  
I think this set is well done!  I just find the proposition of a rabbit a bit irritating.
It seems, that the proportions of the brown,standing rabbit somewhat questionable - to me, its legs and throat are
unrealistically long, although this might just be due to the picture’s angle.


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But all in all, it´s a very lively set with animals with lots of details and nice painting.

The design of this rabbit was inspired by the antelope rabbit (Lepus alleni), a species of North American hare found in the arid desert regions of southern Arizona and northwestern Mexico. Their legs are elongated, this is Wikipedia about the antelope [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Taos wrote:

These rabbits look great and they will be on my wishlist!!Its good to see some breeds like the Dutch and the Himalayan.

Thanks for the like! It'll be sell next month at the earliest!

Toymany-kenc wrote:

75senta75 wrote:

First of all, thanks for giving us a glimpse at these upcoming models!  
I think this set is well done!  I just find the proposition of a rabbit a bit irritating.
It seems, that the proportions of the brown,standing rabbit somewhat questionable - to me, its legs and throat are
unrealistically long, although this might just be due to the picture’s angle.


[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

But all in all, it´s a very lively set with animals with lots of details and nice painting.

The design of this rabbit was inspired by the antelope rabbit (Lepus alleni), a species of North American hare found in the arid desert regions of southern Arizona and northwestern Mexico. Their legs are elongated, this is Wikipedia about the antelope [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Given this species' arid desert environment, that explains the leaner build! Thanks and EXCELLENT species choice! I was just mulling this species over for a repaint of a duplicate figure I have so I can peruse other species now.


Also thanks for the info on the pandas, I will add the ones I want on my next order. If you keep producing excellence like these rabbits that will be sooner than later!

Toymany-kenc wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

I don't collect domestic species but I find these rabbits very beautiful. I hope that the wild animal sets will be of the same quality.

Thanks, we have an orangutan and monkey set in the works, interested to see my other thread sharing the initial models, I noticed your avatar is also a chimpanzee!

I'm not a Chimp, I'm a black crested macaque

By the way if you want to answer to many members you can also use the multi-quote button

Ok thank you, how does it work, I noticed when I click on the multi-quote button he turns red and then I just type in the input box at the bottom to reply to all of them?

Toymany-kenc wrote:

NightLioness wrote:

Please make the note under the photo, that these photos aren't allowed to be shared on other platforms, bigger and more visible. People tend to do so, placing them on Facebook or Instagram.

These rabbits (and hare?) look fantastic! Love the different patterns and furs and poses of course.

Thanks for the advice, just because in the future I might share some conceptual products here that won't go into production and worry about being copied and plagiarized if I show them on other platforms, I hope you understand :).

Completely understand that! Thank you for showing conceptual products and other inside photos, it's rare to see the progress behind the beautiful figures. So every share from within the brand is valuable.

Excellent! Love those bunnies, even more that there are wild species and rabbit breeds (if understand it correctly). Will sure be one of my next purchases :)

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