My Kaiyodo & furuta collection

I decided to consolidate all my Kaiyodo & furuta into this thread only.

Here is the cheetah which bought two months back
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Crest family
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Beautiful Japanese pieces of art

Thanks Robert!

Yes, each of them is beautiful! Congratulations Ken!

ana wrote:

Yes, each of them is beautiful! Congratulations Ken!

Thanks Ana!

Absolutely fantastic

I adore that king cheetah, and I adore the birds just as much

Ken, now you have started this subject, will you tell me ( and perhaps others who may be so ignorant as me) about the difference /similarity between Kayodo and Futura ?

I know Christophe wrote it sometime, but I can not find it
But with that heading, it should be possible to find it when using the search facility.

I have some of the choco-egg models, but everything is written in Japanese....

SUSANNE wrote:

Ken, now you have started this subject, will you tell me ( and perhaps others who may be so ignorant as me) about the difference /similarity between Kayodo and Futura ?

In short - Furuta Confectionary sells 'Choco Eggs' (the Japanese version of the Ferrero 'Kinder Eggs'), a hollow chocolate egg with a plastic capsule inside that holds a toy of some sort.
Kaiyodo is, of course, the company who makes those toys. At first, Kaiyodo cooperated with Furuta, later with Takara

skysthelimit wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

Ken, now you have started this subject, will you tell me ( and perhaps others who may be so ignorant as me) about the difference /similarity between Kayodo and Futura ?

In short - Furuta Confectionary sells 'Choco Eggs' (the Japanese version of the Ferrero 'Kinder Eggs'), a hollow chocolate egg with a plastic capsule inside that holds a toy of some sort.
Kaiyodo is, of course, the company who makes those toys. At first, Kaiyodo cooperated with Furuta, later with Takara

Your facts is right!

THANKYOU, guys

Very lovely models Ken

Fantastic animals! I really love that King Cheetah Ken!

Gorgeous! Love the Cheetah too - the Ibis I have is different all of your's, it's amazing how many they made!

widukind wrote:

Very lovely models Ken

Thanks Andreas

scot(t) wrote:

Fantastic animals! I really love that King Cheetah Ken!

Thanks Scott!

HKHollinstone wrote:

Gorgeous! Love the Cheetah too - the Ibis I have is different all of your's, it's amazing how many they made!

Thanks Harriet!

One more:
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Arrrrhw ! They are SO beautyful

SUSANNE wrote:

Arrrrhw ! They are SO beautyful

Thanks Susanne!

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ken yeo wrote:

skysthelimit wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

Ken, now you have started this subject, will you tell me ( and perhaps others who may be so ignorant as me) about the difference /similarity between Kayodo and Futura ?

In short - Furuta Confectionary sells 'Choco Eggs' (the Japanese version of the Ferrero 'Kinder Eggs'), a hollow chocolate egg with a plastic capsule inside that holds a toy of some sort.
Kaiyodo is, of course, the company who makes those toys. At first, Kaiyodo cooperated with Furuta, later with Takara

Your facts is right!

The Running cheetah and king cheetah are models made by KAIYODO for TAKARA.

About the three different Ibis:

The grey one is made by K&M for the "Japanese natural monuments" serie.
KAIYODO made the smaller white one for FURUTA in 1999 and made it again in 2002.
The taller one is from the KAIYODO "Japanese natural treasures" serie.

Congratulation Ken

Wonderful birds too!!

Congratulations, Ken, to all these fantastic figures!

One wish: Please can You take both the small ibises from another angle? It seems from the current point of view that the gray one has significantly thicker legs than the white one.

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The Running cheetah and king cheetah are models made by KAIYODO for TAKARA.

About the three different Ibis:

The grey one is made by K&M for the "Japanese natural monuments" serie.
KAIYODO made the smaller white one for FURUTA in 1999 and made it again in 2002.
The taller one is from the KAIYODO "Japanese natural treasures" serie.

Congratulation Ken

Thanks Chris!

widukind wrote:

Wonderful birds too!!

Thanks Andreas!

jarda wrote:

Congratulations, Ken, to all these fantastic figures!

One wish: Please can You take both the small ibises from another angle? It seems from the current point of view that the gray one has significantly thicker legs than the white one.

I will take a photo later!

Thanks!

jarda wrote:

Congratulations, Ken, to all these fantastic figures!

One wish: Please can You take both the small ibises from another angle? It seems from the current point of view that the gray one has significantly thicker legs than the white one.

The grey one has thicker legs indeed, it is not the same model...