Toymany New For 2024

Toymany-kenc wrote:

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?

When you multiquote you need to use this reply button
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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.


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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.]

Thank you very much Toymany-kenc, I didn't know this hare species before. The antelope rabbit is very well done.
It is also remarkable, that Toymany releases such rare and beautiful animal species.

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75senta75 wrote:

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.


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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.]

Thank you very much Toymany-kenc, I didn't know this hare species before. The antelope rabbit is very well done.
It is also remarkable, that Toymany releases such rare and beautiful animal species.

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And just so people are aware, the real animal usually doesn't have that obvious of a fur contrast as most artist depictions... other species really are that stark in color though.

So, can you tell us how many wild species will be included in this set, and will they be available individually?

Kikimalou wrote:

So, can you tell us how many wild species will be included in this set, and will they be available individually?  

Oh yes

I love these thematic sets. Surely I would prefer to see wild ones but since you're adding an antelope jackrabit, I'd say it is not completely devoted to domestic animals. They are looking very good and again, the antelope jacrabbit choice coudn't be better and the pose and sort of pangare color gives a special look to it.
Sumatran striped rabbit, Volcano rabbit and Eastern cottontail could be other good choices for wild ones and the Arctic hare of your polar set looks also very nice.

Roger wrote:

I love these thematic sets. Surely I would prefer to see wild ones but since you're adding an antelope jackrabit, I'd say it is not completely devoted to domestic animals. They are looking very good and again, the antelope jacrabbit choice coudn't be better and the pose and sort of pangare color gives a special look to it.
Sumatran striped rabbit, Volcano rabbit and Eastern cottontail could be other good choices for wild ones  and the Arctic hare of your polar set looks also very nice.

I agree of course

Wild dogs, poison dart frogs, other frogs and toads, crabs, salamanders, anteaters(real anteaters, armadillos, aardvark and pangolins)...

Christophe, a set of formicivores would be an excellent idea. Grouping non related animals which share similar features due to the convergent evolution. giant Anteater, pangolin, aardvark, armadillo maybe a bilby and a silky anteater.

A set of aquatic birds: flamingos, pelicans, spoonbill, cormorant, anhinga, ibis...

Hello everyone, today I would like to show you our new wildlife set “7 Pieces Realistic Jaguar Figurine Playset”, we designed new poses on the basis of the original leopard and combined them into one set. It's now up on our official website, here's the link [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

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And some real-life pictures

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Very nice!

The only recommendation I would make to you is to think about manufacturing all The ítems in the scale that predominates among the big brands (Schleich, Papo, CollectA and Safari) because collectors, in general, prefer a consistency of scale in their collection. Moreover, it seems that, mainly for space reasons, the most demanded scales are between 1:25 and 1:20.

One problem I personally encountered with the koala and kangaroo set was precisely the scale. I love the designs but I had to discard them because they "ate" the rest of my koalas and kangaroos.

Very good choices with the poses. Thanks for sharing one more set with us.

I love these new jaguars, really great poses!

Wow I love the jaguar hanging one foot off the branch!

Nice looking set!

I really like the three adults and the branch which serves as a support or decoration

Great figures with non-static poses! I like it!

Great models and nice poses!!

Stripedhyena wrote:

Very nice!

The only recommendation I would make to you is to think about manufacturing all The ítems in the scale that predominates among the big brands (Schleich, Papo, CollectA and Safari) because collectors, in general, prefer a consistency of scale in their collection. Moreover, it seems that, mainly for space reasons, the most demanded scales are between 1:25 and 1:20.

One problem I personally encountered with the koala and kangaroo set was precisely the scale. I love the designs but I had to discard them because they "ate" the rest of my koalas and kangaroos.

Thank you for your advice Stripedhyena, do you mean our koala kangaroo kits are not the same size? When we design our kangaroo koalas, we choose between adult koalas and juvenile kangaroo koalas, so the sizes will vary

Thanks for the likes.

Very nice

Nice jaguars set, very interresting poses but why isit called leopard and Jaguar ? There is no leopard in the set.

Kikimalou wrote:

Nice jaguars set, very interresting poses but why isit called leopard and Jaguar ? There is no leopard in the set.

Jaguars, leopards and cheetahs are very similar, and their differences are usually seen in the differences in the patterns on their bodies
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The leopard:
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Cheetahs, leopards and jaguars have very different shapes of heads, bodied and tails, it’s not only a spots variations. It is easy to see yours are jaguars. Bulky head and body, shorter tail

Kikimalou wrote:

Nice jaguars set, very interresting poses but why isit called leopard and Jaguar ? There is no leopard in the set.

The jaguar set looks great! I do agree that there are no leopards in the set and the name should reflect this to avoid confusion for educating kids and parents correctly :)