Toymany sets! Bears, white tigers, alpacas, giraffes, lemmings!

Once I had access to Toymany's website (for sets AND individual figures) I had to make an order! This will be a lengthy presentation.

The bear set (brown and black).
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I did throw in their counterparts from the North American set too. 
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Polar bears!
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This walking bear is a unique sculpt from the others
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She suffered a malfunction sadly...
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With my favorite from the polar set
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The polar set model does it best, but they do have different face profiles that represent a polar bear's.
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And the polar cubs are unique sculpts too
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White tigers!
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These two females are GORGEOUS!
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Underside detail!!!
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They even painted her to follow the curve of her spine...
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The new white females have blue eyes, both of their males are amber. The orange cubs and the new new white cubs are amber, the older white cubs have blue eyes.
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Alpacas!
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The angry looking ones are actually females!
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And the neutral pose ones are male (sadly their whole hoof claws are not painted).
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Lookit those sweet faces (in comparison to the angry females!)
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And the wool texture is just as great as the merino sheep set.
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The babies who look like they are about to scratch an itch are female, the ones with lowered heads are males.
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The giraffes are not my favorite figures. Proportions are a bit wonky for them (some regions are too bulky, while others like the face is sculpted to be really thin!)
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But having them in hand, they are obviously NOT bootlegs/copies/nor overly inspired by other brands.
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This one suffers the most from hind leg anatomy.
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And lastly, since you can now buy individual sets, I got a variation of the lemming!
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I think my original is happy to not be lonely anymore.
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I wonder why the female alpacas are angry? tanks for sharing all these interesting models and it is very useful that you point to some details like the eye colors. I know that polar bear of the polar set is here just for comparison but it is the coolest polar bear figure I know. :)

I 100% agree about the polar bear! Maybe the alpaca ladies are upset that their nails didn't get painted?

In all honesty, I do think the alpacas are very nicely done. Their poses are very unconventional, but not unrealistic for the real animals.

Paige if you have time can you let me know what is the height of the 3 sitting giraffes thanks?
They don't look so 'young' that perhaps they could pass as 1/32nd adults.
(by the way I think the giraffe sculptor has never seen a real life one before haha)

Thanks for your walkarounds - so many new figures!

I think I prefer the bears the most, and I like the brown bear set at the top.

So many great figures!! I'm tempted to get the drinking giraffe to accompany my Schleich one. I didn't know there were variations of the lemmings! I plan on getting one, are they pretty tiny? Hoping they are.. I want to use them for my owls

Sunny, all three are a millimeter or two short of 7cm (the Bully is 7cm). Then measuring from their front knee to the end of their rumps the Toymany is 5.5cm, the Papo is 6.5 cm, and the Bully is 7cm exactly. Let me know if you need anything else!

And Jolie, they are quite small, but don't scale with other figures from the same "mini set". I think your owls may have a good snack on the wing...
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Your poor lemmings though!!!

Thank you!! My Schleich gerbils need a break

My girlfriend pointed out that the female baby alpacas are supposed to be lying on their side, despite the pictures on the website (look at the back feet )

I like very much the brown bear  Which lemming is the individual one please ?

sunny wrote:

(by the way I think the giraffe sculptor has never seen a real life one before        haha)

Indeed, especially the drinking one

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

I 100% agree about the polar bear! Maybe the alpaca ladies are upset that their nails didn't get painted?

Poor ladies. :)

Thanks for all the comparisons, Paige! I agree that the giraffes aren't perfect, but it's good for me that the sizes of the Toymany figures is sometimes a bit different from that of other companies. I think they'll find a place in my 1/32 reserve.

Which of the adult giraffes is male and which is female?

Kikimalou wrote:

sunny wrote:

(by the way I think the giraffe sculptor has never seen a real life one before        haha)

Indeed, especially the drinking one

I thought the drinking giraffe was the best one. What bothers you about it?

Well... I have to admit that as a "giraffe guy" I feel a bit of pain. I don't want to say that giraffes are ugly, but given the new brand's attention to detail, it might be better if the giraffes were given even more time. Proportionally, they are weird. Legs are a huge problem. They are strangely twisted and in unnatural positions. A lying giraffe has its hind legs along its body instead of underneath it. From my personal point of view, it's a pity... There is a huge possibility of creativity with giraffes, but unfortunately it is the same poses over and over again. I was expecting a little more originality.

I want these lemmings, they are super cute.

I also like the angry alpaca and the sleeping polar bear.