PICTURES of the Safari ltd 2011 releases!!!

MartinH wrote:

why is it always male okapi?

Male and female Okapi's look identical so it shouldnt make a difference. Besides many of the males in the animal kingdom are more stunning and easily identifiable for little kids such as the Male Ostrich, Antelope and thier horns, stags, peacocks, lions etc.

Schleichzoo wrote:

MartinH wrote:

why is it always male okapi?

Male and female Okapi's look identical so it shouldnt make a difference. Besides many of the males in the animal kingdom are more stunning and easily identifiable for little kids such as the Male Ostrich, Antelope and thier horns, stags, peacocks, lions etc.

yeah but it is a difference... Schleich, Papo, Safari, Wild Republic... there is alway a male okapi and I want to have female...

Schleichzoo wrote:

MartinH wrote:

why is it always male okapi?

Male and female Okapi's look identical so it shouldnt make a difference. Besides many of the males in the animal kingdom are more stunning and easily identifiable for little kids such as the Male Ostrich, Antelope and thier horns, stags, peacocks, lions etc.

Horns ! female don't have horns

Kikimalou wrote:

Schleichzoo wrote:

MartinH wrote:

why is it always male okapi?

Male and female Okapi's look identical so it shouldnt make a difference. Besides many of the males in the animal kingdom are more stunning and easily identifiable for little kids such as the Male Ostrich, Antelope and thier horns, stags, peacocks, lions etc.

Horns ! female don't have horns

Yes, only males have horns!

Again the photos
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More figurines not available to me! I think the bobcat is very nice!

I've got some good news today.

Ramona Pariente, the Safari ltd president, mailed me about the Indian rhinoceros my friends. Here is what she wrote : "FYI We are adjusting the rhino's face because of you."

Congratulation to all of us

Kikimalou wrote:

I've got some good news today.

Ramona Pariente, the Safari ltd president, mailed me about the Indian rhinoceros my friends. Here is what she wrote : "FYI We are adjusting the rhino's face because of you."

Congratulation to all of us

Wow! That's amazing! How WONDERFUL!

Kikimalou wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Yeah ,those black lines should vanish quickly, on the complete body of the Indian rhino!

Nobody seems to be impressed on the model of my friend Christophe...

There is still some serious people here Willy

I can't find or remember why i said this, and this way, but ok, it was late, very late...
Anyhow, i am happy that you could reveal most of the good news from Safari, and that they listened to you in the name of many collectors for the Indian rhino model, which looks great IMHO!
But there are some more great models too, i love it when the news is there!

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Yeah ,those black lines should vanish quickly, on the complete body of the Indian rhino!

Nobody seems to be impressed on the model of my friend Christophe...

There is still some serious people here Willy

I can't find or remember why i said this, and this way, but ok, it was late, very late...

You said it when you posted a picture of a Cyclops

Could you tell Ramona to make the Indian rhino bigger!
4" tall and about 6.5" long!
As well as a Wildlife Wonders version!!!!!

Kikimalou wrote:

I've got some good news today.
Ramona Pariente, the Safari ltd president, mailed me about the Indian rhinoceros my friends. Here is what she wrote : "FYI We are adjusting the rhino's face because of you."

I've lost my speech... If it's really so - it's a VERY good news!

baltimore zoo wrote:

Could you tell Ramona to make the Indian rhino bigger!
4" tall and about 6.5" long!

Why bigger? I'd prefer it to be in scale with Schleich Indian rhino to display them together.

Cristophe,those pics were awesome!Thank you very much for the buzz!
I am sooooooooooo eager to buy my own capybara!

So many great new figures coming.... can't wait!!! but why no picture of the lesser kudu?

sphyrna18 wrote:

So many great new figures coming.... can't wait!!! but why no picture of the lesser kudu?

There's this picture of the lesser kudu [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and this one [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I hadn't seen the Flickr page set. Must've just been left off the Facebook set. good to know. Thanks

sphyrna18 wrote:

I hadn't seen the Flickr page set. Must've just been left off the Facebook set. good to know. Thanks

You're welcome

K,
The Schleich Indian rhino's to small as well (For example, when put next to Schleich tigers(Which are no where half as good as Papo tigers), way to small!
Bengal tigers can get up to 500lbs, Indian rhinos can weigh over 6000 lbs, so as I keep saying, these toy companies need to start thinking "outside the box" and make the figures in proportion to each other! Lets see some big elephants, rhinos & hippos figures!

Safari ltd is the only company wich make large animals, the wildlife wonders, indian elephant, Loxodonta, Giraffe Hippo , white Rhino , you can get those in midium and large scale.Safari ltd in the future probably going to make a large Indian Rhino.But remmeber my friend, that not every mom and dad have the money to buy large animals, for tight pockets you can buy a very nice midium scale from Safari ltd wildlife.

All I'm saying is...how hard is it to make an Indian rhino approximately 4"tall and 6.5" long?
Safari ltd's 07' Asian Elephant, 10' Asian Elephant and 08' Bison have similar sizes
and are all with in the 5-7 dollars range. That's affordable for mom and dad!
As far as the Wildlife Wonders series, which I love, they just dropped the ball this year by not making a few more animals!

[Hello my friend , this is a great time to request any animal for 2011 to Safari ltd, you can reach them at Facebook and let them know what ever you think or need for the new for 2012.
I feel like the Indian rhino large could be a great new intro y a large scale but not too large in scale with the wildlife lions.

HKHollinstone wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Yeah ,those black lines should vanish quickly, on the complete body of the Indian rhino!

Nobody seems to be impressed on the model of my friend Christophe...

There is still some serious people here Willy

I can't find or remember why i said this, and this way, but ok, it was late, very late...

You said it when you posted a picture of a Cyclops

Yes yes, i remember again, but i wasn't sure if the answer of Christophe was about this, haha.

By the way, i am a fan of animal-series that are in scale to eachother too, it is about time that manufacturers do so!

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Yes yes, i remember again, but i wasn't sure if the answer of Christophe was about this, haha.
By the way, i am a fan of animal-series that are in scale to eachother too, it is about time that manufacturers do so!

I can't find or remember why i said this, and this way, but ok, it was late, very late...
Anyhow, i am happy that you could reveal most of the good news from Safari, and that they listened to you in the name of many collectors for the Indian rhino model, which looks great IMHO!
But there are some more great models too, i love it when the news is there! [/quote]

i looove your avatar Willy

Thanks Martin, but i have a new one already, as i change it every few days, haha.
But i think, you ment the running bison...