Show us yours: Antelopes

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Fernando, thanks for taking such nice pictures of an impressive antelopes collection! Many of them I really don't know, Mainly these with attacheable head. Not only your antelopes collection as well as many other ungulates you are showing here!! :) Only a little question. Which oryx is the one in the first picture? :)

Roger wrote:

Fernando, thanks for taking such nice pictures of an impressive antelopes collection! Many of them I really don't know, Mainly these with attacheable head. Not only your antelopes collection as well as many other ungulates you are showing here!! :) Only a little question. Which oryx is the one in the first picture? :)

oryx of first picture is chap mei

One of my favourites

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Rio wrote:

One of my favourites

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wow he is beautiful...what brand?

Congrats Fernando, wonderful antelopes. I think the animals of the first pics are too big?

And Rio, this is a nice model that i never saw before!! Congratulations!!!

I *think* it says TM on it but I would have to double check. I also have a grazing Gazelle and Wildebeest somewhere but I can't find them !

Rio wrote:

One of my favourites

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That's beautiful!! Rio!

Roger wrote:

Fernando, thanks for taking such nice pictures of an impressive antelopes collection! Many of them I really don't know, Mainly these with attacheable head. Not only your antelopes collection as well as many other ungulates you are showing here!! :) Only a little question. Which oryx is the one in the first picture? :)

Really impressive & thanks for showing photo!!

Fernando, congratulation, you have many many models I never seen

Rio, I never saw this kudu, thanks for sharing

Kikimalou wrote:

Rio, I never saw this kudu, thanks for sharing

nor I, really nice Rio!

Wonderful collection Fernando!! I love the Impala

Rio, interesting unknown figure for me! Maybe it would be nice to know some more about it, like the size and so! :)

landrover wrote:

Roger wrote:

Fernando, thanks for taking such nice pictures of an impressive antelopes collection! Many of them I really don't know, Mainly these with attacheable head. Not only your antelopes collection as well as many other ungulates you are showing here!! :) Only a little question. Which oryx is the one in the first picture? :)

oryx of first picture is chap mei

Thanks Fernando! :)

Wow, Fernando, that is an amazing collection! Thank you so much for sharing!

Rio, I love that figure; very nice.

Great collection of antelopes Fernando!
Some really great and never seen models there!

And to Daniel, i am very awere between the distance of the 2 SUB-species of this particular antelope, they can't interbreed for that only.
They are still reconsiderd as the same species, but sub-species as said before.
Obvious, animal populations that are seperated for a longer time, start to differ in some things first, untill the point that they are so different, that they are finally 2 new and different species...
I am working with species and sub-species on a daily basis, and still some of them are interbreeding(even if they are divided for maybe million years), and are still producing fertile young, so where is the thin boundery of species then...
The secret lies in their ancestory, if they are decending from the same ancestors in the very beginning, and when evolution doesn't makes the need to differ to much, they are still very close in form, colour, and even in genes.
I am pretty sure, if you put a tsessabee together with a topi, they will produce fertile young! , so the same species then...

the safari sable

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HKHollinstone wrote:

Wonderful collection Fernando!! I love the Impala

(o)):

My rare Vanishing Wild gemsbok mother and calf made by Safari Ltd. I nabbed them back in, I think 2005, soon after they were retired and right when they were just starting to become difficult to find. I remember thinking that the $30 I paid for them and their shipping costs was a lot but I am so glad I "splurged" on them back then because they are worth so much more than that now.

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oh... this gemsbok is great :) congrats! :)

Congratulation (o)): I still miss the calf

Ohhhhh ! Lucky TTC

They are absolutely fabulous

I don´t have all of them (Collecta´s antelopes are still not available in my place)... but i lovethem all And I know pronghorn is not 100% antelope but 50% is

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The-Toy-Chest: Very nice Gemsbok! (i'm sure there are some very jealous STS members drooling over your pictures right now! )

Martin: I like the poster! What brand is the Gnu directly underneath the 2013 Blackbuck? It's the only one I couldn't identify. (in fact, those are also the only two I don't have. but I want them both now. must...have....more...antelope......)

scot(t) wrote:

Martin: I like the poster! What brand is the Gnu directly underneath the 2013 Blackbuck? It's the only one I couldn't identify. (in fact, those are also the only two I don't have. but I want them both now. must...have....more...antelope......)

It is the Bullyland retired gnu, see:
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scot(t) wrote:

The-Toy-Chest: Very nice Gemsbok! (i'm sure there are some very jealous STS members drooling over your pictures right now! )

Martin: I like the poster! What brand is the Gnu directly underneath the 2013 Blackbuck? It's the only one I couldn't identify. (in fact, those are also the only two I don't have. but I want them both now. must...have....more...antelope......)

Jarda is right :) Bullyland´s retired blue wildebeest. I have this one for trade if you are interested :) [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]