Toymany Rabbits set 2024!

I am thrilled to present this new set on behalf of Toymany. Having them in hand it is easy to see that they are gorgeous rabbits and are incredibly well done. There are even two wild species for those of who are interested in those. Without further delay, here they are.

These guys are for sale as a set or individually. As with other "affiliates" if you use this code TMAFPM10 you can get 10% off, or this link and I can get a small gratuity.

**Also, despite being a domestic animal enthusiast I didn't realize the Belgian hare is a domestic breed and not wild variety! My mistake. BUT its supposed to resemble a wild hare so my comparison photo still works I guess. **

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The largest breed (Flemish Giant) with the smallest (Netherland dwarf)
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As always, they have sculpted details on the undersides!
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And there are even females present this set.
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Here we have the two wild species; a Belgian hare and and antelope jackrabbit.
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with some friends
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And then our domestics with their buddies.
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And lastly, outside photos of each.
Flemish Giant
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Californian rabbit
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Champagne D'Argent
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French Lop
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Belgian hare
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English Spot
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Dutch rabbit
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Lionhead
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Angora
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Netherland Dwarf
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New Zealand
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And the Antelope Jackrabbit
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Don't forget to check them out on the Toymany website!

Thanks for the REVIEW, great shots and beautiful flowers:) looks like you grow a lot of beautiful flowers.

If anyone is interested, you can use the discount code to place an order:).

These are so well done!! I can't wait for mine to arrive, I love collecting rabbits

The antelope jackrabbit is such a pleasant surprise, a really unique choice! The Dutch rabbit looks so well painted! Looks just like an old Schleich rabbit to me.

I love the laying down one and the lop, these poses are really neat!

Love the photos of them in the flowers

The wild species, wonderful. But is a belgian hare not a domestic specie?

Thank you everyone!

@Andreas, yes it is. I had never heard of it before so I assumed it was a wild animal. But they are domestic and bred to look like wild European hares.

Oh, I love them! They look very adorable. My favourite is probably the Angora rabbit with it's beautiful coat colour.

Thank you for this review!

Wow, what a lovely set! I don´t know exactly why this set of domestic rabbits contain a wild species, but who am I to judge. Especially the wild species is with the antelope jackrabbit a must-have. The others are surley a nice opportunity to get a lot of different breeds.

I love that Toymany give us most of the time identifications of the breeds and species :)

Tht's a beautiful set and this one has that special touch I often mention about playsets. When you release a group of figures, it is possible to mix at least an esquisite outsider without ruining the commercial interest of the set. Actually, it will increase the commercial interest because it will bring people with different collecting tastes to it. Great idea of introducing an antelope jackrabbit on it. It is the wild guy and an unusual one, to put an European hare here could results much less interesting because there's th Belgian hare which is quite similar. The breed variety is also excellent and the Belgian hare is especially a good choice. Very clever set, congratulations Toymany and great presentation, Paige.

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

These guys are for sale as a set or individually. As with other "affiliates" if you use this code TMAFPM10 you can get 10% off, or this link and I can get a small gratuity.

English Spot
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Lionhead
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Congratulations Paige on becoming an affiliate for Toymany!

I really like your fun photos of the buns, and in particular the English Spot on the white fluffy flower! very cute:)

and the wonderful little lion head - his personality really shines thru in this pic!

Wonderful rabbit set,I will definitely be getting.The Belgian hare is a domestic rabbit breed made to look like a hare.Its one of the older breeds and was originally a meat breed before it became an exhibition/pet breed.The original colour for a long time was a bright chestnut colour as in the photo but they now also come in black and tan and white.
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Congratulation beautiful set of rabbits and hares

Nice rabbits. I like the belgian hare with his long tail and want it. Where can I buy them? (german buyer)

Tupolew Tu-154 wrote:

Nice rabbits. I like the belgian hare with his long tail and want it. Where can I buy them? (german buyer)

We've opened up German delivery and you can get a coupon for purchasing through the paige link!Toymany web

Sorry for the delay in responding, I have been traveling.

Here is the antelope jackrabbit in its real life surroundings:
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I just got these rabbits in the mail, they are a really amazing set!! The antelope jackrabbit, dutch rabbit, and English spot rabbit are my favorites They work really nicely with major brand rabbits. So if you really love rabbits like I do I totally recommend them

I am slowly unpacking mine too, in preparation for a Blog review. They are excellent, indeed.

Where to find in Germany?