The Bullyland animals in my zoo

Here are the very new Bullyland:

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Congratulation Andreas, they were already on my want list .

Could you share closer pics ?

Kikimalou wrote:

Congratulation Andreas, they were already on my want list .

Could you share closer pics ?

the grey seal:

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Bearded Vulture:
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And this:
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Thank you very much

The seal absolutely need a calf isn't it ?

Lovely additions!

I'm still searching for that dang Elias donkey!

-Kristie

:) :)

Congratulations Widukind,nice figures.

we expect more animals bullyland news

Congratulations Andreas

Kikimalou wrote:

Thank you very much

The seal absolutely need a calf isn't it ?

Yes, i think the same. Or a smaller version for me- the seal is a little big.

Many thanks!!!

Thank you. I have only a small catalogue, because i dont need the other species. I can scan?

landrover wrote:

:) :)

Congratulations Widukind,nice figures.

we expect more animals bullyland news

Wonderful, Andreas

Thankyou for showing, now I am sure I MUST have them

I was a little nervous that the seals should be too much like the old ones, but I can see now that they supplement each other

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Wonderful pictures, Andreas

PS, The vulture is of a different and more detailed style then the other birds of pray, I love it also

I love the vulture! In Spanish we call this thype "quebrantahuesos", which literally means "bonesbroker" :)

SyLoBe wrote:

I love the vulture! In Spanish we call this thype "quebrantahuesos", which literally means "bonesbroker" :)

Thank you! What a cool name.

SyLoBe wrote:

I love the vulture! In Spanish we call this thype "quebrantahuesos", which literally means "bonesbroker" :)

Yes, here in Portugal we call it quebra-ossos that means exactly the same! It's a fantastic species and the most wanted figure of the year for me!
Thanks Andreas and congratulations! Nice to know that this vulture is even better than the previous that I think were already very nice! :)

Roger wrote:

SyLoBe wrote:

I love the vulture! In Spanish we call this thype "quebrantahuesos", which literally means "bonesbroker" :)

Yes, here in Portugal we call it quebra-ossos that means exactly the same! It's a fantastic species and the most wanted figure of the year for me!
Thanks Andreas and congratulations! Nice to know that this vulture is even better than the previous that I think were already very nice! :)

Thank you. I anybody dont know where the vulture can buy. I think i can help.

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

SyLoBe wrote:

I love the vulture! In Spanish we call this thype "quebrantahuesos", which literally means "bonesbroker" :)

Yes, here in Portugal we call it quebra-ossos that means exactly the same! It's a fantastic species and the most wanted figure of the year for me!
Thanks Andreas and congratulations! Nice to know that this vulture is even better than the previous that I think were already very nice! :)

Thank you. I anybody dont know where the vulture can buy. I think i can help.

Thanks Andreas, another member of the forum is already following it for me but I apreciate a lot your help! :)

Roger wrote:

SyLoBe wrote:

I love the vulture! In Spanish we call this thype "quebrantahuesos", which literally means "bonesbroker" :)

Yes, here in Portugal we call it quebra-ossos that means exactly the same! It's a fantastic species and the most wanted figure of the year for me!
Thanks Andreas and congratulations! Nice to know that this vulture is even better than the previous that I think were already very nice! :)

Interesting! Portuguese and Spanish are very similar languages :)

[quote="widukind"]Here are the very new Bullyland:

...I want both this models! Immediately !!!

[quote="Sergey"]

widukind wrote:

Here are the very new Bullyland:

...I want both this models! Immediately !!!

Thank you!! Ok- i want your PV crocodiles and birds of prey (not all)

SyLoBe wrote:

Roger wrote:

SyLoBe wrote:

I love the vulture! In Spanish we call this thype "quebrantahuesos", which literally means "bonesbroker" :)

Yes, here in Portugal we call it quebra-ossos that means exactly the same! It's a fantastic species and the most wanted figure of the year for me!
Thanks Andreas and congratulations! Nice to know that this vulture is even better than the previous that I think were already very nice! :)

Interesting! Portuguese and Spanish are very similar languages :)

More interesting is to know that the most Part of Portuguese people is able to understand clearly your language! But it is harder to a Spanish understand the Portuguese language.
Here people thinks that Spanish really understands because it is impossible not understand and that you are not giving importance to our language or people! But I know that is not happening it and there's a phonetical reason. I know when reading you are able to understand the most part of what we write. ...or not?

Roger wrote:

SyLoBe wrote:

Roger wrote:

SyLoBe wrote:

I love the vulture! In Spanish we call this thype "quebrantahuesos", which literally means "bonesbroker" :)

Yes, here in Portugal we call it quebra-ossos that means exactly the same! It's a fantastic species and the most wanted figure of the year for me!
Thanks Andreas and congratulations! Nice to know that this vulture is even better than the previous that I think were already very nice! :)

Interesting! Portuguese and Spanish are very similar languages :)

More interesting is to know that the most Part of Portuguese people is able to understand clearly your language! But it is harder to a Spanish understand the Portuguese language.
Here people thinks that Spanish really understands because it is impossible not understand and that you are not giving importance to our language or people! But I know that is not happening it and there's a phonetical reason. I know when reading you are able to understand the most part of what we write. ...or not?

Well, in fact I think I´m able to understand the most things that a Portuguese says :) I went to Portugal some years ago and I had very few problems to understand - and make people understand me. It was a wonderful travel, I must say ^^

SyLoBe wrote:

Roger wrote:

SyLoBe wrote:

Roger wrote:

SyLoBe wrote:

I love the vulture! In Spanish we call this thype "quebrantahuesos", which literally means "bonesbroker" :)

Yes, here in Portugal we call it quebra-ossos that means exactly the same! It's a fantastic species and the most wanted figure of the year for me!
Thanks Andreas and congratulations! Nice to know that this vulture is even better than the previous that I think were already very nice! :)

Interesting! Portuguese and Spanish are very similar languages :)

More interesting is to know that the most Part of Portuguese people is able to understand clearly your language! But it is harder to a Spanish understand the Portuguese language.
Here people thinks that Spanish really understands because it is impossible not understand and that you are not giving importance to our language or people! But I know that is not happening it and there's a phonetical reason. I know when reading you are able to understand the most part of what we write. ...or not?

Well, in fact I think I´m able to understand the most things that a Portuguese says :) I went to Portugal some years ago and I had very few problems to understand - and make people understand me. It was a wonderful travel, I must say ^^

In France, we call the Gypaetus barbatus a Gypaète barbu. Also... My neighbour is Portugese and I understand everything when we are talking to each other

Nice to know it Sylvia!

Christophe, I'm sure it is easier for you to understand a Portuguese in France than for us to understand them when they return to Portugal!
Many of them forgot their own language and start talking Franco-Portugais!