Papo 2012 ? PAPO 2012 !!!!!

skysthelimit wrote:

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Aww, this is so cute (but this bull is so big ).

Mangalarga wrote:

skysthelimit wrote:

Aww, this is so cute (but this bull is so big ).

Either that or the man's really small
He's beautiful though, really gorgeous photo, thanks for sharing Robert

skysthelimit wrote:

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Gorgeous photo! nice!

This is a beautiful cow!
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however, I don't care for the "double muscled" breeds. They're freaky looking mutants. I don't think a company should make toys of them because most people don't know about these breeds so the models would look like mistakes or people would think the company doesn't know what cows look like!
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Impressive Papo farm, here!!!

Cant wait to see the 2011 papo line up soooooo.... excited
And I totally agree with Mastiffcat

i saw that Papo was responding at some questions in the DTF

if you want to know,,it's very much,,have a look there
(dino toy forum,,in the thread 2012 figures
last 2 pages.)

in my opinion ,the Papo models are great i loved the dino line ,,when they started with it,

but as you know i'm a mammoth collector,,

i have the 2 mammoth's from papo,,also from the older one a different painted one
i only need the saber,than i have the prehistoric line compleet

i hope they bring out a new prehistoric mammal

just my 2 cents on whats written over there

STORMnl wrote:

i saw that Papo was responding at some questions in the DTF

if you want to know,,it's very much,,have a look there
(dino toy forum,,in the thread 2012 figures
last 2 pages.)

The Papo you are talking about is not PAPO, it is just a someone else username

Kikimalou wrote:

Or more bodybuilded "Bleu-blanc Belge" like those :

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OMG poor bull! This one has been gven lots of steroids! (or whatever you spell it)

SyLoBe wrote:

OMG poor bull! This one has been gven lots of steroids! (or whatever you spell it)

In fact, no steroids are involved. It's a genetic mutation, a faulty myostatin gene which causes accelerated muscle growth. Muscle on muscle...

SyLoBe wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

Or more bodybuilded "Bleu-blanc Belge" like those :

OMG poor bull! This one has been gven lots of steroids! (or whatever you spell it)

No steroids added Sylvia, you can see the muscles easily on the Blanc-bleu Belge because of the lack of fat and the selection of the breed is on the "culard" gene which gives muscular hypertrophy of the backside.

great! first news!!!
I'm not (still ) interested in dinosaurs but that means that soon we will know something about wildlife

Abu Rai wrote:

great! first news!!!
I'm not (still ) interested in dinosaurs but that means that soon we will know something about wildlife

Not now I guess

Is that really a 2012 release? It doesn't impress me if it is

HKHollinstone wrote:

Is that really a 2012 release? It doesn't impress me if it is

It is

What is that monster????

A tylosaurus,,a sea monster

Kikimalou wrote:

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WOW!!! Thank Christophe!

The Tylosaurus' head is good but the body is completely wrong from a scientific perspective... and also seems to me ugly, a bit as the previous plesiosaurus ._.

Thanks Christophe for this news! at a first sight it looks a really weird tylosaur, but I'm not enough documented to have a definitive opinion about it! Time to study! :)

Roger wrote:

Thanks Christophe for this news! at a first sight it looks a really weird tylosaur, but I'm not enough documented to have a definitive opinion about it! Time to study! :)

It is a 1960's tylosaur

I think Christophe is getting playful
Perhaps because he will soon be 1 year older

The belgian cows are really poor. They can't birth normally, they need always a caesarean. Papo should not support this.

Papo should make new european roes, the actual ones looks like fallow deer. Adult roes don't have white spots on their coat.