The Yujin animals in my zoo

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That's the Yujin goby! But the base...it's not from the figure, or even the set. I think it's from a Bandai set. Maybe the Oceania one. Looks good together though.

sbell wrote:

That's the Yujin goby! But the base...it's not from the figure,  or even the set. I think it's from a Bandai set. Maybe the Oceania one. Looks good together though.

Yes, the seller was wrong. I bought both together but i think i saw the base for a short time with the red pandas

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Very interesting brand!

Do you know what the bird is supposed to be? It looks very interesting

Megaptera wrote:

Very interesting brand!

Oh yes, thank you

Ravonium wrote:

Do you know what the bird is supposed to be? It looks very interesting

It could be a greater painted snipe, for the moment the best match. Any other ideas are welcome. This bird was the reason that i bought the cat in the set. But it is a little sad because the bird figure was broken on the way to me. So i am not sure if i will hunt that again.

widukind wrote:

It could be a greater painted snipe, for the moment the best match. Any other ideas are welcome. This bird was the reason that i bought the cat in the set. But it is a little sad because the bird figure was broken on the way to me. So i am not sure if i will hunt that again.

I originally thought was an oystercatcher (based solely on the colour scheme, obviously it had completely wrong anatomy, but it didn't necessarily look like a painted snipe either), but I looked more closely at the paint job and noticed that the front of the bird's body is differently coloured to the back of the body.

At present, I have no doubts about it being a painted snipe, but the Kaiyodo version is much better in pretty much every regard. Still, this figure has some charm to it

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Interesting, congratulations!

What kind of fish are they? Does the one on the right have its tongue hanging out of its mouth?

That's a Moray eel. There's a cleaner wrasse in its mouth!

Many thanks friends

sbell wrote:

That's a Moray eel. There's a cleaner wrasse in its mouth!

Oh, yes, I see now. That's a very interesting figure!

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Very, very very nice figure.

Thank you Fernando :)

very beautiful chameleon!

Thank you

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Nice figure, it is a pity it is only identified to the genus level.

Many thanks friends

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