Comparative pictures Schleich zebras and Bandai

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Hey,Exactly my point zebras from Bandai and Schleich, to get a relative picture, the two models in one picture, because I want to see the scale, as these two models look next to each other and how they scale. Can you help me in getting pictures?Greetings!
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[quote="danielzebra"]Hey,Exactly my point zebras from Bandai and Schleich, to get a relative picture, the two models in one picture, because I want to see the scale, as these two models look next to each other and how they scale. Can you help me in getting pictures?Greetings!

Daniel

Take a look on Willy's website. I am sure he has both zebras pictured alongside a Britains 1:32nd scale zoo keeper.

Chris

Daniel, using Willy's pictures I made this bad work but nice enough to have an idea about how small are Bandaï zebras! I hope it is useful ! Very Happy

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Oh my goodness they're tiny!

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HKHollinstone wrote:: Oh my goodness they're tiny!

Tiny but so beautifully painted Very Happy

wow! I'm really trying to wrap my head around the absurdly small scale of those zebra figure. impressive!

They are so cute! Razz

No wonder some could go crazy about them drunken

Thank You for the photo Christophe cheers

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scott wrote:: wow! I'm really trying to wrap my head around the absurdly small scale of those zebra figure. impressive!

SMALL is beautiful Laughing

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Oh, Thank You very much!!!!! affraid

Greetings! sunny

That is just the quality of these animals, same for other Japanese companies, so small, but oh so good in detail and painting, so why can't the companies of bigger models do so???
More bodymass should be easier to paint, isn't it? question

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Bigger models means more paint I guess Laughing

Yeah of course, and more paint to mess with... Shocked

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I just acquired this Zebra. It is 5.5 cm in length and 5 cm in height. Printed on its belly are B. 2001 CHINA.

Does anybody have any more information regarding this figure? TIA!

The B stands for Bandai, mad ein 2001 in China obviously... Cool

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Last edited by schleich61 on Sat Jan 03, 2015 10:19 am; edited 1 time in total

It must be hard to sculpt something so detailed AND so small.

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schleich61 wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:: The B stands for Bandai, mad ein 2001 in China obviously...

Hey, Willy, nice to see you back here. Hope you've been doing well...:)

I hope too and welcome back on forum! Our family is not complete without you. monkey

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schleich61 wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:: The B stands for Bandai, mad ein 2001 in China obviously...

Hey, Willy, nice to see you back here. Hope you've been doing well...:)

Thanks Phil.
I am here only now and then.
Life is getting really hard for everyone in Europe, and not only there.
If i didn't had my tropical fish-business from home, i wouldn't even have bread on the counter here...
I don't do very much on my collection at the moment, i rather like to sell it for a good price, as the money and life-quality is more important then any collection.
But as economics are so low, the selling prices for animal-models are getting lower and lower to, so not very interesting to sell them at the moment
So i will stick with them for a while longer, and maybe in between everything is getting better, and i don't have to sell them...

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