Show us yours: Monkeys

The latest voting wins the : MONKEYS

I think we all like this animals and so i think it will be a big new SUY. But please only monkeys and no apes (bonobos,chimpaneezes, orang utans, gorillas and gibbons) and also no lemurs or other primates. Please.

Here are my:

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very nice the collection of monkeys, congratulations
I like the small Titi :)

Beautiful collection of monkeys Andreas! Many beautiful figures, rare species, great

I will have to sit back and watch this topic as I have NO monkeys!

Nice collection Andreas! :)

-Kristie

Kristie, you MUST get at least ONE monkey

Andreas, you have such a fantastic collection.
What are the two little, sitting, grey ones in the front of the second picture ?

Thankyou for startuing this subject, perhaps even Kristie can find a cute one

There is a Papo mandrill (??) at the local hobby shop that has caught my attention once or twice. I like his coloring, but he looks so mean!

-Kristie

Many many thanks friends!!

Susanne, that are langurs by Bandai.

widukind wrote:

Many many thanks friends!!

Susanne, that are langurs by Bandai.

They are absolutely lovely

Here are most of my monkeys

Starlux
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Safari spider monkeys
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A few mandrills
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Closer up : Safaris and Papo
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Mandrill from AAA, and a huge, hollow model from "Made in China"
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Some little cuties . Hartung, Safari toob and Chap Mei
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Baboons from AAA
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And the good, old baboons from Schleich
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That's nice to see so many different monkey. As now I can't post any of mine at this moment while I still in USA for another 3 weeks or more.

Thanks Andreas and Susanne of your wonderful collections!

Nice monkeys! Susanne, I like your spider monkeys and the old Schleich baboons! Very nice! :)

-Kristie

Ohh, poor Ken ! But then we can look forward to your pictures
I hope you are having a good time in the USA ?

Thankyou Kristie ! That is a HUGE praise from you

I'm trying to broaden my horizons.

-Kristie

Very nice monkeys Susanne

Very nice monkeys Andreas and Susanne! I'm looking forward to seeing this thread grow!

Great monkeys Andreas and Susanne!

Andreas, what is the monkey in the first picture -- it is the farthest back, has a striped tails and a pale mane surrounding its face? I love that!

Susanne, those AAA Baboons are awesome! I love them. Best baboons I've ever seen.

I think I only have one monkey, it's Britains.

Lovely collections!

Many thanks

Scott, that is a Lion-tailed macaque by Chap Mei.

Wow! We had no idea there were so many wonderful Monkey models!

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To the Tipple-Topple and Elastolin sculptors and painters, monkeys were all plain brown, and came with or without tails. They were modelled on Barbary Apes and Rhesus Monkeys, sometimes with features from both. These are some Tipple-Topple composition Monkeys from Pfeiffer.

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And these are some Elastolin composition monkeys from Hausser.

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Lineol composition . Left to right: a 1930's Monkey and two in smaller scale from the 1950's.

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Composition Baboons. Left to right: Lineol 1930's male; Elastolin male; Lineol male and female from the 1950's.

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Large plastic Baboons. Left to right: Safari female; AAA female; Toy Master young Baboon, with Mandrill-type face-paint.

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Mandrills. Left to right: Chap Mei; Miller; Safari; Hausser/Elastolin composition; and a home-made specimen.

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Two big plastic AAA Mandrills.

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AAA also glued a baby to their big male Mandrill and sold him as a female. Here he is, with three small K and M's.

Sue & Lesley
castlerigg

beautiful monkeys all.

i only have these two
kaiyodo japanese macaque
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baboon from an unknown chinese company
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How ever, wonderful old beauties. Many thanks Sue and Lesley!!

sauroid wrote:

i only have these two
kaiyodo japanese macaque
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baboon from an unknown chinese company
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But phantasic 2 monkeys.

Sue & Lesley, many thanks for showing, at your pictures we can also see a part of history and development of our models.
Each time has its own special feature!

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Yvette

Sue and Lesley: As usual, WOW. What a wonderful collection! I especially love the composition baboons. And the Chap Mei Mandrill is kind of terrifying. Thank you so much for sharing!

Sauroid: I love both those monkeys. The second Baboon is really nice. (I also have exactly two monkeys, by the way. A mandrill and a baboon. We should form a club: the 'two-monkey' club.)

haha true Scott.

thanks Andreas and Scott