Papo 2012 ? PAPO 2012 !!!!!

Paka wrote:

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.

Roes, are roedeers? There's no roedeers in Papo range!
But the adulte female is wrong with their white spots, European red deers really don't have it in that way,. But that's not possible, it would be the 3rd deers generation in a very short time, I don't believe. A repainting is possible, I guess! :)

Kikimalou wrote:

HKHollinstone wrote:

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

It is

It did not impress me too!

I wonder if Papo is going to have any early releases, like last year's Young lioness and Sabertooth?

baltimore zoo wrote:

I wonder if Papo is going to have any early releases, like last year's Young lioness and Sabertooth?

Yes, we are already discussing about it : A "Crystal palace" tylosaur" you can see the pic on [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Sorry, since I have to use the French to English translator
"Avant Premiere..."
I still hope they do another animal : )

baltimore zoo wrote:

Sorry, since I have to use the French to English translator
"Avant Premiere..."
I still hope they do another animal : )

A translator ? Poor Balti

I don't think we will see more "early releases" because it is the Xmas catalogue...

Yes, poor poor me, I have to use a French to English translator and use the convertor for the metric system...

Poor Kiki, I'm a French moderator of a German forum where everybody is trying to speak English

So we can go halfway I will try to write in English and we will convert the metric system

Roger wrote:

Roes, are roedeers? There's no roedeers in Papo range!
But the adulte female is wrong with their white spots, European red deers really don't have it in that way,. But that's not possible, it would be the 3rd deers generation in a very short time, I don't believe. A repainting is possible, I guess! :)

Yes, this is what i mean. European roes don't have white spots when adult. This is because i think this animals are roedeers.
This ones:
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So i hope Papo makes better horses than the older ones, their only good horse is the 2011 icelandic mare.

And more mutants, please!!

Paka wrote:

Roger wrote:

Roes, are roedeers? There's no roedeers in Papo range!
But the adulte female is wrong with their white spots, European red deers really don't have it in that way,. But that's not possible, it would be the 3rd deers generation in a very short time, I don't believe. A repainting is possible, I guess! :)

Yes, this is what i mean. European roes don't have white spots when adult. This is because i think this animals are roedeers.
This ones:
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So i hope Papo makes better horses than the older ones, their only good horse is the 2011 icelandic mare.

And more mutants, please!!

THOSE ARENT ROE DEERR???
THEY ARE FALLOWDEER???
HELLO,, HAPPY BIRTH-DAY

Yes, there are fallow deers. I mean that they are not roedeers, liks papo said.

Paka wrote:

Yes, there are fallow deers. I mean that they are not roedeers, liks papo said.

They call it Cerf in French language. Using Wikipedia French people uses this word to the red deer specifically! Maybe Kiki can help here.
They are in fact red deers, the only big flaw of the doe is that she has white spots and it was not supposed. :)
I also thought the leopard was wrongly tagged but Kiki told me that French people uses the word Panthere specifically to the leopard.
If you need a nice red deer you have the new CollectA or Schleich and a nice roedeer you have in Bullyland, my absolute favourite.

Roger wrote:

....and a nice roedeer you have in Bullyland, my absolute favourite.

Arrrh

I MUST have those , - their new(er) red deer also look nice in the catalogue

SUSANNE wrote:

Roger wrote:

....and a nice roedeer you have in Bullyland, my absolute favourite.

Arrrh

I MUST have those , - their new(er) red deer also look nice in the catalogue

I'll try to find some time to show the roedeer. Unfortunately I never had in my hands the Bullyland red deer. One of the good things of Bullyland having such a soft material is that they can make narrow legs and antlers very characteristics of deers! :)

I like all the roedeers, which looking as roedeers. ^^ I collect this animal.

Paka wrote:

I like all the roedeers, which looking as roedeers. ^^ I collect this animal.

Ok, I only have the male last retired Schleich and calf and the male Bullyland. It is some off topic here but why don't you show us in collections section your roedeers??? I love to see animal figures! :)

Yes, in one of the next days i will show it. ^^ Mother has at the moment my camera.

Paka wrote:

Yes, in one of the next days i will show it. ^^ Mother has at the moment my camera.

It is kind of you to lend her your camera, - but tell her we pester you for pictures , so you MUST have it back

SUSANNE wrote:

Paka wrote:

Yes, in one of the next days i will show it. ^^ Mother has at the moment my camera.

It is kind of you to lend her your camera, - but tell her we pester you for pictures , so you MUST have it back

Paka, I've splitted your roedeers collection to a new topic. It is interesting enough to be presented in collections section.
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So, here is what I said before our dear mod Roger moved my anwer :) I edited my answer in the Paka´s collection topic and I post a new one here ^^

Kikimalou wrote:

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.

(A bit later in my answer) Well, the effect is very similar... By giving steroids or by breeding for hypertrophia the result is an excess of muscle that is not good for the animal, it means a weight excess and extra tension in bones, joints and ligaments. It also adds extra work to heart.

SyLoBe wrote:

So, here is what I said before our dear mod Roger moved my anwer :) I edited my answer in the Paka´s collection topic and I post a new one here ^^

Kikimalou wrote:

SyLoBe wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

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

OMG poor bull! This one has been given 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.

(A bit later in my answer) Well, the effect is very similar... By giving steroids or by breeding for hypertrophia the result is an excess of muscle that is not good for the animal, it means a weight excess and extra tension in bones, joints and ligaments. It also adds extra work to heart.

I agree with you Sylvia That's why I prefer the "bleue du Nord" cow ... And calf

Kikimalou wrote:

I agree with you Sylvia That's why I prefer the "bleue du Nord" cow ... And calf

The calf is so sweet

If papo made cows like that I would certainly buy them.

smithyboy wrote:

If papo made cows like that I would certainly buy them.

Me too. This calf is so cute!!