Show us your poultry!

Thankyou, Paige , - I am happy the pictures are useful

Wow, what a lot of cool fowl! I've packed up all of mine, not that I have a lot anyway.

SUSANNE wrote:

Two ducks, - has Safari only made two ducks ?
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As far as I can see, Safari has only made one duck. In two different colors, but still.

ETA: Hang on, hang on, I tell a lie. They have a mandarin duck in their "Wings of the world" collection:
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I usually don't comment chickens... but I like Papo chickens and of course all tasty animals people is showing here!
I can't collect them because I have a lot of foxes but I enjoy to watch all of your pictures!
Safari has not many ducks but Mojo hasn't released a single one yet.

SUSANNE : is that chickens from safari tube ?
what a beautiful family.. ill have them someday.. congrats

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Here are my (or my mother's - I let her watch over the chickens mostly; she's very fond of them) chickens and one lovely goose. Most of these darlings are from Gerry (Sauroid) and Yvette (75senta75) - thank you both! The brands are, from left to right: Kaiyodo, ALFI, Bullyland, Bullyland (the pair), VEB Plaho I think, unknown (marked only CHINA), Bullyland, Bullyland (the cocks), Kaiyodo.

Very nice family

Thank you, Andreas. (I just wish I could take pictures half as nice.. )

First my funniest at home. This big chicken can gackle and lay eggs (Üei or plastic eggs with a liqueur)

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Nice photo, koniminiatures!

That's a cute one, Andreas!

Thank you Ken  

Lea, what a wonderful flock of beautyful representatives of lots of brands  

Andres, - that must be the largest model in your collection, - hat she hasn`t got in accuracy, she has got in ...chocolate-eggs   

SUSANNE wrote:

Lea, what a wonderful flock of beautyful representatives of lots of brands  

Andres, - that must be the largest model in your collection, - hat she hasn`t got in accuracy, she has got in ...chocolate-eggs   

Oh yes,the largest but please not in my collection    

Thank you, Ken & Susanne!

(That massive chicken's scarf reminds me of the utterly darling bandits in Stalker, the computer game. "Chiki briki i v damke!" *lobs grenade with divine precision* How I love that game.)

I LOVE CHICKEN !!!!
finally my Rooster from Nine collection repainted got new PAPO hen...
perfect size     
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They look very pleased with each other, - beautyful pair   

thank you susanne    

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Here's my small collection of Julip chickens, all hand made and painted

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And here's a couple of better shots of their henhouse (when I had a smaller flock)

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The 'wooden' house with 'tin' roof, and the 'metal' feeders - all made from painted cardboard!

The painted cardboard resulted perfectly. :)
Your chikens look really happy together, I am sure they know how to give good use to their time when living in a community.

Beautiful pictures, they full of life, so many details and such a heartfelt charisma.

Wow, this is such a wonderful little henhouse! Amazing work! And all the hens are lovely too, very cute

Wow!
It seems there is no end to the wonders of Julip, I love Chickens and have some myself and these look so true to life- they remind me very much of my bantams! I love the hen house too, it looks like such an idyllic setting, especially with your background! And the chickens look beautiful with all the variety in colour!

There's not much that can't be made in miniature with cardboard, glue, and a bit of paint

All the chickens they make are based on real colours, I think at one point the company owner told me her husband had bought a breeds book, and they were working their way through the pictures!

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Nice figures