Your collections... now - First part

You´re welcome :) I love this rhino too... best white rhino ever :)

MartinH wrote:

You´re welcome :) I love this rhino too... best white rhino ever :)

I want him

...My friend Christophe! This species is Lenin?

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Sergey wrote:

...My friend Christophe! This species is Lenin?

After seeing some of your huge collections, mine seems teeny tiny and unimpressive

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Actually, I divided my models into two collections, horses and wildlife. But now they are so small that I photographed them together

Those are wonderful figueres, Magda

I love your collection, - it is not a question of quantity, but quality, and your figueres are fabulous each and every one of them

It is a very interesting collection too !
You have great variety both in brands and species, and they are all very high quality

Thankyou 1000 times for sharing

Even if it's small Magda, it's a very wonderful selection of figurines!

As the Lioness said, "Quality, not quantity."

Thanks guys But I really hope to make my collection bigger soon

HKHollinstone wrote:

Even if it's small Magda, it's a very wonderful selection of figurines!

I totally agree with Harriet :) We all had to start somewhere :) Your collection is gorgeous!

Mangalarga wrote:

After seeing some of your huge collections, mine seems teeny tiny and unimpressive

We are just showcase not competition!!!

ken yeo wrote:

Mangalarga wrote:

After seeing some of your huge collections, mine seems teeny tiny and unimpressive

We are just showcase not competition!!!

That is the right spirit !!!!
Well said, Ken

My turn!

First, the shelves in my "studio" and bedroom.
The bigger horses - my small collection of customized Breyer classics and Safari biggies. I also have a few older Breyers (HR sculpts), but as they're still unfinished I don't display them. You can also see some Collectas and other midsize customs.
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More customs, mainly Schleich and Breyer SMs.
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Yet more horses! The big one is a portrait of a horse I used to ride, and one of my very few trad repaints. He's incredibly tippy, so he has to lean on the wall to keep from falling over!
On the lower shelf are most of my carnivores: tyrannosaurids and other theropods, big cats, hyenas, and a few dogs.
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Hadrosaurs on the upper shelf, spinosaurs on the lower.
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Allosaurs and my "aviary".
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My apartment isn't terribly small, but the living room has a lot of windows. That means less space for shelves, and so my books (of which I have rather a lot) and models have to share.

Hippos!
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And other ungulates.
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And that's pretty much it... oh, wait! The velociraptor shelf!
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There, that's all. Well, apart from the bins of models I'm going to repaint or are just packed away because there's no room...

Hi Sumo

I can you have occupied window and corner for display. Thanks for sharing!

I found an interesting tiger that I think I want to buy it. Here is the marking:
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My most recent update as of today, August 27:

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What a fantastic collection, Sumo.
And I love the way you have them everywhere, - immediately I stole your idea and tried to make more space on the shelves by pushing the books back. But alas, I had forgotten that my books stand two layers deep
So now I found a lot of books I had forgotten that I had

That model of the horse you used to ride is FANTSTIC ! WOW
Your collection is quite unusual and very, very beautyful !
Thanks for sharing

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Gabe, I have to go and feed the neigbour`s dog now, I look so much forward to studying your collection when I am back

Sumo and Gabe, you both have awesome collections!!

Your Papo collection, Gabe, looks fantastic and the Chamois

Sumo, what brand is the hippo to the right of the Papo rhino, in front of the pick china hippos?

Thank You for showing Your collections Sumo, Gebe and Magda!!! You have all very nice collections!
Magda, I think Your collection is really nice, You have not many bu all Your items are wonderful and first class
Gebe, Your PAPO collection is really good, I understand why You like this brand so much And yes, like Harriet said, new Chamois is just amazing
Sumo, I like Your repainted horses very much

HKHollinstone wrote:

Sumo and Gabe, you both have awesome collections!!

Your Papo collection, Gabe, looks fantastic and the Chamois

Sumo, what brand is the hippo to the right of the Papo rhino, in front of the pick china hippos?

Good question. The bellystamp simply says "Made in China", but there's also an oval with "TM" inside. However, this is obviously not the TM hippo - I've got that one too, and he's very different (also, his bellystamp is an oval with T.M., note the punctuation). Odds are our bignecked hippo friend is just another brandless cheapie... unless anyone has any other information?

Thank you Harriet and Ana. :)
The chamois is indeed a fantastic figure.
I really recommend the platypus, too.

How your collection has grown, Gabe !!!

Moose, red deer, okapi, wild boar, chamois ..and the sitting polar bear brother, the comodo varan...probably more

It is a very, very beautyful collection of Papos

Warm thanks to you, dear Susanne.

I just love Papo.

ken yeo wrote:

Hi Sumo

I can you have occupied window and corner for display. Thanks for sharing!

I found an interesting tiger that I think I want to buy it. Here is the marking:
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Thanks!
Same idea. I saw the collection and the first thing i wanted to know was:
what's this tiger?
I it the safari Vanishing Wild Bengal Tiger?
I just need it!

Thanks, both of you! I'm afraid he's nothing special though, just a [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] I hadn't really planned on selling him, but I've just bought another body which may be for sale once I've done something with it.

Hey thank you!
Honestly: Before i saw the other pics, i felt far more attracted;-p
But it's still a nice job!