The nayab animals in my zoo

new monkey

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Ohhhh! SO cute

Do you know what species ? It ooks like a baby-something-exotic

SUSANNE wrote:

Ohhhh! SO cute

Do you know what species ? It ooks like a baby-something-exotic

Thank you, i think it is a golden lion tamarin :)

from the wished wolf set :)

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I got very exited when I saw that you had news to this topic, and they are indeed unique and very rare

CONGRATULATIONS, Andreas

Thank you Susanne :)

I'm glad you where able to pick up two from the wolf set, Andreas, congratulations!! I hope I can find them one day as well

Thank you Julie :)

Congratulations Andréas for your two wolf he is with two foxes in a set that I also look for if you have information on this serie? PM

lucky luke wrote:

Congratulations Andréas for your two wolf he is with two foxes in a set that I also look for if you have information on this serie? PM

No more informations, i am sorry :)

That's a very intringuing set. We know it here as a set of foxes but I doubt they're all foxes. The bad part of Nayab figures is that they're sold almost randomly and each brand can identify whatever they want. So, the only thing we could be sure is that is a set of wild canidae. Even for my collection of foxes it is hard to tell what belongs or not but in case of doubt, I'll get them all if possible. I have from Fallon one we call a bat-eared fox and another we call a grey fox.

Roger wrote:

That's a very intringuing set. We know it here as a set of foxes but I doubt they're all foxes. The bad part of Nayab figures is that they're sold almost randomly and each brand can identify whatever they want. So, the only thing we could be sure is that is a set of wild canidae. Even for my collection of foxes it is hard to tell what belongs or not but in case of doubt, I'll get them all if possible. I have from Fallon one we call a bat-eared fox and another we call a grey fox.

A grey fox is interesting :)

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

That's a very intringuing set. We know it here as a set of foxes but I doubt they're all foxes. The bad part of Nayab figures is that they're sold almost randomly and each brand can identify whatever they want. So, the only thing we could be sure is that is a set of wild canidae. Even for my collection of foxes it is hard to tell what belongs or not but in case of doubt, I'll get them all if possible. I have from Fallon one we call a bat-eared fox and another we call a grey fox.

A grey fox is interesting :)

Yes but you already have it as a coyote! We haven't changed it on TAI once we can't be sure of the exact species. Check here!

Roger wrote:

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

That's a very intringuing set. We know it here as a set of foxes but I doubt they're all foxes. The bad part of Nayab figures is that they're sold almost randomly and each brand can identify whatever they want. So, the only thing we could be sure is that is a set of wild canidae. Even for my collection of foxes it is hard to tell what belongs or not but in case of doubt, I'll get them all if possible. I have from Fallon one we call a bat-eared fox and another we call a grey fox.

A grey fox is interesting :)

Yes but you already have it as a coyote! We haven't changed it on TAI once we can't be sure of the exact species. Check here!

Ah thanks, i think in that set are more common wild canidae :)

Newcomers, i know that deer/antelope set by Nayab. But here is a mistake (no fallow deer but a kangaroo- why ever). Another set with 4 larger figurines was sold with the same czech name but i am not sure if it is Nayab too. The same for the turtles

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I like set of antelopes.

Bad that Nayab not mark all figures.

Congrats, nice additions

landrover wrote:

I like set of antelopes.

Bad that Nayab not mark all figures.

Congrats, nice additions

Thank you Fernando, and yes it is bad :)

Wonderful deer/antelope set with Kangoodeer

Fine reptiles too

Yes ! It would be wonderful if Nayab's models had just SOME kind of mark to know them by . I know their strategy is to make customs labels, but if just there was a little triangle, an "N" or something

Thank you Susanne :)

In terms of ecological niche, the place of a kangaroo in Australia is similar to deers in other continents. But does the kangaroo belongs to that set?

Roger wrote:

In terms of ecological niche, the place of a kangaroo in Australia is similar to deers in other continents. But does the kangaroo belongs to that set?

On the Nayab website you can see a fallow deer and not a kangaroo inside. But it was the only set, so i got it :)

ptarmigan

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This figure is very rare to me, interesting addition.

Thanks Fernando :)

The elusive, wonderful ptarmingan

Congratulations with this great addition !!!