jaguarundi (Puma Yagouaroundi)

As I never met him as figurine, I decided to model 2 ones. Here is the more little one. Jaguarundis have a short muzzle but a long skull, ears are little and discarded, not sharp but not round. Body and tail are long, rear pawns are longer than fore ones. The coat may be reddish, brown or greyish without any stripes or spots. In France reddish jaguarundis are sometimes called "eyras".

 I made this one reddish (with WePAM paste)



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 here with Papo ocelot:


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 .. and some other ones:


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Lovely work as always!

Wonderful model and again an excellent species choice. We've always wanted the small Nayab panther to act as a jaguarundi because we were convinced the set was about small species but that was our optimism mixed with the wish of having a jaguarundi in our collectons. Here you are, making a great jaguarundi showing its typical features.

Many thanks to you both Paige and Rogério.

Rogério, the main problem with the Nayab model is its far too long muzzle but the body is too stocky and above all, spots are clearly visible on my model so it is sure that it is a bad black panther or jaguar model. :)

very good model Alain! I googled the jaguarundi and they looked rather like an otter faced cat! very interesting indeed.

I really like how Caracal Productions is making very interesting models

and beautifully painted as well!

Very nice

sunny wrote:

very good model Alain! I googled the jaguarundi and they looked rather like an otter faced cat! very interesting indeed.

I really like how Caracal Productions is making very interesting models

and beautifully painted as well!

 Thank you Annette. I just have to paint the other jaguarundi in a greyish version I think:


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 .. then I  just have to scan them and my other models too (Wild and swamp cats) so I am going to stop my production of new models because I am very busy with my camping site.  I shall model other species maybe on next autumn. But I hope to have enough time to paint all my fossas copies before!.. :)

widukind wrote:

Very nice

 Thank you Andreas!

Congratulations beautiful model

Thank you Jean-Luc!

Caracal wrote:

Many thanks to you both Paige and Rogério.

Rogério, the main problem with the Nayab model is its far too long muzzle but the body is too stocky and above all, spots are clearly visible on my model so it is sure that it is a bad black panther or jaguar model. :)

Yes, defintely.

Wow I love how your model came out! The pose is great and your paint job is amazing. Great work!

Thank you snailtime!

My second model yet made with WePAM paste:



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 He already made kids:


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 and here the 2 models at about the same scale:


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excellent!! great to see the family expanding Alain

Are your sons excited to be helping in this new company?

WOW These are amazing! I've never heard of WePAM paste before. It does a great job at holding details on a small scale!

sunny wrote:

excellent!! great to see the family expanding Alain

Are your sons excited to be helping in this new company?

Thank you Annette! My son was very excited to help me but in his professional context, he could not do more than the first fosses scans and prints. That's why my wife  learnt to scan and print in a "Fablab" and bought  a printer so that we can manage by ourselves.. I would have been enable to do that alone because I am new technology incompatible!

snailtime wrote:

WOW These are amazing! I've never heard of WePAM paste before. It does a great job at holding details on a small scale!

    Thank you snailtime! I posted here on the forum a tuto about WePAM past wich is very easy to use..