Moose, Bullyland Deluxe Woodland Animals by Kikimalou

I like very much mooses, they are impressive and inescapable characters of a northern hemisphere collection.  

Alas my main problem was and is still finding a good size 1/20 moose because the current mooses on the market look more "mouse" than moose I think.  



While looking for a good one I felt on the Bullyland deluxe moose  pic and decided to take my chance with this one :
Now it is at home and I'm happy to have it despite the colour is slightly different and it is still a little bit too small  

But... Let's go for the photos  

It is very different in colour from the catalogue picture, but a very fine moose kiki! Highly detailed. Congratulations

That is definately a color difference. The moose looks great though. Thanks for the great pictures.

Beautiful model of moose, congratulations! I like it very much

Great moose mon ami,very nice!

           Thank you Willy   

I think Bullyland has a scale models for elk, red deer, fallow deer, chamois, can you put together these animals and take a photo? thank

Unfortunately, I only have a roe deer from Bullyland, maybe Susanne could help ?

Nice figurine        

Beautiful model. I agree, finding a god moose model is hard but it looks like you found one.

Congrats! Nice moose  

Hurray ! I ave not seen that Christophe made this walkaround   

Bullyland has made some really beautyful models in their forest series   

Congratulations !! look's so nice    

Thank you all   

SUSANNE wrote:

Hurray ! I ave not seen that Christophe made this walkaround   

Bullyland has made some really beautyful models in their forest series   

Of course Susanne    This topic was made before you joined us, maybe one of my first topics   

Yuppy any new pics of 2014

Very nice. I think that the color of the actual figure is more accurate than the stock photo. The moose I have seen in Michigan are that color, and the moose that I saw in Wyoming in the summer were almost black.

cattlecollector wrote:

Very nice. I think that the color of the actual figure is more accurate than the stock photo. The moose I have seen in Michigan are that color, and the moose that I saw in Wyoming in the summer were almost black.

The main problem with this model is the leg color, they need to be less dark than the body.

One of my favourite animals, that. Congratulations on the model! I have to point out, though, the photograph of the elk in harness is a photoshop. Elk have been driven and ridden, sure, but that particular photo is a fake.

koniminiatures wrote:

One of my favourite animals, that. Congratulations on the model! I have to point out, though, the photograph of the elk in harness is a photoshop. Elk have been driven and ridden, sure, but that particular photo is a fake.

  ...   ...   ... How could I missed that?    of course you are right Lea!

Fortunately, now all walkarounds are easier to find on forum... although this is my first post on it, I remember that it was one of the first topics I ever read on STS. I turned a member 1 month after it and it was one of the first I've found, I remember it not only because it was one of the great topics that helped increasing my interest in animal figures but also because of the mouse/mosse question. I was really curious with scale at that time.
I think that recalling this topic with more than 4 years it is fair to say that we are really lucky of having "walkarounders" like Kiki on forum!
"Les biens sont biens mais les mieux sont mieux"

Thank you Rogério   

#Mega nice