One more horrorbird : The Kelenken

Kelenken (Middle Miocene of Río Negro province, Argentina (largest known phorusrhacid
giant species 3.2 metres (10 ft) high

Paraceratherium is the largest land mammal known, larger than the largest species of mammoths (Mammuthus sungari, which may have approached it in size and weight). It is also known as the "giraffe rhinoceros". Adult Paraceratherium are estimated to have been 5.5 metres (18 ft) tall at the shoulder, 9 metres (30 ft) in length from nose to rump, a maximum raised head height of about 8 metres (26 ft), and a skull length of 1.5 metres (4.9 ft).

so the scale isn't that perfect

but who cares,,it's a great model

Yes you are right, of course. The kelenken should have been less than half the height of the Paraceratherium
CollectA does not have that sort of considerations, it seems to me.
They don`t even mention the scale, as far as I can se

Nice adition Susanne! And I also like the flamingo :)

Just one question, are birds soft and easily bendable as new Collecta horses are, or are they made of hard plastic?

I just caved and ordered him from MPV... it's such a cool bird!

SyLoBe wrote:

Nice adition Susanne! And I also like the flamingo :)

Just one question, are birds soft and easily bendable as new Collecta horses are, or are they made of hard plastic?

The ones I have are like the old CollectA s, - more like Schleich, perhaps a fraction more rubbery, I think.
But not at all like those new horses

Sumo wrote:

I just caved and ordered him from MPV... it's such a cool bird!

I hope you like him when you get him, - so you can cave out again

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Happy potamus! *floomps into bath, flapping ears and snorting*

Happpppy pottamus

What a lovely and sweet birdie Susanne, haha!
He reminds me of my handtame budgie Miko, who likes to bite always in the first place, now i know from where she the genes has...

The flamingo is much sweeter i guess, i still need that one to for my flamingo flock.

SUSANNE wrote:

SyLoBe wrote:

Nice adition Susanne! And I also like the flamingo :)

Just one question, are birds soft and easily bendable as new Collecta horses are, or are they made of hard plastic?

The ones I have are like the old CollectA s, - more like Schleich, perhaps a fraction more rubbery, I think.
But not at all like those new horses

Thanks for telling!

The first bird- I'm afraid of him

Cyhyraeth wrote:

The first bird- I'm afraid of him

GGGGRRRRRRRRR

Nice terrorbird, i like them. :)

I am glad you like the little cutie, Paka