Show us yours - Moose and Reindeer

Thankyou, Roger

Yes, there are some rather modern families among our model critters

SUSANNE wrote:

Thankyou, Roger

Yes, there are some rather modern families among our model critters

It is very lovely Susanne

Thankyou Andreas

my newest moose

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I love that little, old bullyland moose

And you got him in brown, them most common one is grey ! CONGRATULATIONS, Andreas (o)): (o)):

Thank you very much

You need the brown one as variation??

Thankyou very much, Andreas
But I already have one. It took me a long time to find it. I should have known you then

Congrats Andreas!

Thank you Ken

Some weeks ago I was fortunate to get this lovely, little reindeer from Starlux

The seller had packed him in a nice, little plastic box, but it wióuld have better if he had not !
The box was too small, so a hind leg was sticking out, and broken

Now it is about 42 years since I learned French in school, so the communication was a bit strange.
Google translate claimed that the seller wrote about turning the flag , total gibberish .
But with some help from Christophe, we came to a solution.
I got most of my money back, and have glued the leg. I love my little, limping reinder

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Isn`t he lovely ?
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What a beautieful Starlux reindeer

Oh, that reindeer looks magical Congratulations Susanne, this one had to be from Santa sleigh

Thankyou, Andreas and Anna

Yes, Anna, he must be a Santa reindeer, - he is so little he can come along down the chimney

Very nice reindeer Susanne, I'm happy you saved his leg (o)):

Yes !! He looks quite content, doesn`t he ? Even though you can easily see the leg has been repaired
And thankyou for your help, Christophe

I know some collectors that can break a leg to have a figure! But, that is the first time I see a figure breaking a leg to join a collector!
It is incredible what some figures can do to belong to your collection. That is a beautiful reindeer!

SUSANNE wrote:

Yes !! He looks quite content, doesn`t he ? Even though you can easily see the leg has been repaired
And thankyou for your help, Christophe

You are always welcome Susannne

Roger wrote:

I know some collectors that can break a leg to have a figure! But, that is the first time I see a figure breaking a leg to join a collector!
It is incredible what some figures can do to belong to your collection. That is a beautiful reindeer!

He is very charming and adorable. Congratulations!

I love that little Starlux Reindeer Susanne! Very nice! (You really can't tell he broke his leg; he's healed up nicely.)

Roger wrote:

I know some collectors that can break a leg to have a figure! But, that is the first time I see a figure breaking a leg to join a collector!
It is incredible what some figures can do to belong to your collection. That is a beautiful reindeer!

Thankyou, Paige and Scott

Scott, I will tell him that you think his leg looks fine

i have only papo moose, but i haven´t pics. 

I am now the happy owner of two composition reindeer  
The grey one is Elastolin, the yellow/brown one is Lineol .
Sorry that the colours change a bit in the light from the window , - it was shower-weather
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Lineol :
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Elastolin :
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They are beautiful, Susanne

These two are very special! Both Elastolin and Lineol are fantastic figures and excellent replicas of reindeers. Congratulations and thanks for showing!