Mojo 2013 Sloth painted and repainted!!!

lucky luke wrote:

Ralf thank you for this clarification!
I had not seen your pictures

It is WONDERFUl, Luc

Fabulous photoes, Ralf
Ohhh, yes, the sloth should have a baby

Roger wrote:

I want again say thanks to all, I'm following all of your comments and good ideas!
I'm very proud of the members of this forum and as soon as I have some feedback from Mojo I'll let you know.
You can of course give ideas of sloths in branches, I only told that I believe Mojo will make it without branch but that's only a thought. Looking forward to see more suggestions and ideas!

Koalas spend almost as much time in trees than sloths and I'm glad Mojo hasn't released it without branches. Lik some monkeys too!
I think Christophe that you mean that sloths in the ground don't look confortable not even apealing.
Also we are collectors and we love to see the figures in shelves and a sloth in a branch looks much better than dragging. We don't mind with the playability of a figure But, we are collectors and Mojo wants our opinion so we are going in the correct way, I guess.

Yes we are collectors... We are collecting toys indeed All those sloth, even the HAUSSER are or were toys made for children. I played with the STARLUX when I was young and it was a toy .

About Koalas and sloths, the main difference is Koalas are living on branch and Sloths under... It is a BIG difference. A natural position for a sloth is head upside down.

Thank Mojo to appeal to collectors.
I personally think a logical parresseux that can cling to the branch of a tree as a base, but can easily free themselves and be put next to it!
for the realization and molding cella faciliterais production!
It remains q'à find a good compromise,
posture to adapt to the sculptors?
Also many collector does not like the bases ...... or elements fused to the figurine!

thank you Susanne
Joan and Rogerio

I love your pictures Jean-Luc, that would be a perfect pose

thank you very much harriet

Look here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tfsL9Kq8R8&feature=player_embedded

Thank you Susanne!
This move is one that is faster than shadow!

Do you think it is called Lucky Luke ?

Lucky it is surely once crossing a road is more dangerous than crossing Mara river.
Those are unusual creatures and I love unusual things. Mojo already have a choice for a pose according with our comments. I'll let you know as soon as it is confirmed.
As long as we are waiting I want to show how cute are these creatures, who wants to take care of sloth babies?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dL-VrVlv3Xo

Rogerio thank you for these pictures!
and thank you, Mojo to work on this project sloth

I think including a branch where the animal could be hanging would be a great idea! And very realisti.

Thanks for the video Roger.

And thanks for the picture Susanne...I think that this would be my favourite pose ahead of all the other options given the choice. I would like the idea of attaching some cord to my shelving unit and have the sloth hanging off it.

Also, thanks Mojo for involving us in your project, I'm sure that whatever decision is made, will result in a brilliant replica!

Look forward to hearing more

So we have already a pose choice due to the effort of STS members.
After reading this topic Mojo agreed with this pose here posted by Scott!
I'll share with you this question:
""So what about something similar to scots Image 2, and we place him on the fork of a Tree, so we do a minimal tree base just for effect but keep it low profile and then sit the figure directly on it like he would be in the wild?"
Let me know your thoughts...


As Scott remembered That's a 3-toed sloth and the Mojo figure will be a Linnaeus two-toed sloth.
We have to wait 3 or 4 weeks to see the first mould pictures but it will be exciting surely. As long as we wait we can continue commenting and discuss the figure. :)
Thanks again for your help.

I like it! :)

-Kristie

That's great! I'm really glad they have chosen to include some tree in the model. I think this will be a really nice piece, looking forward to seeing the mould!!!

that is great news! It's really wonderful that Mojo is allowing us to participate. Thank you, Roger, for relaying the information.

I'm curious about how much the tree will be playing a role/be present in the figure. (For example, are they imagining that one of the sloth's arms will be holding on to a branch? like the three-toed sloth in the picture above?)

Also, I'm glad two-toed sloths don't have tails (they don't, right?), since the tail is the weirdest-looking aspect of the picture above.

This is very exciting!! Thank you for all the updates!

It is going to be a fantastic model, I am sure

scot(t) wrote:

that is great news! It's really wonderful that Mojo is allowing us to participate. Thank you, Roger, for relaying the information.

I'm curious about how much the tree will be playing a role/be present in the figure. (For example, are they imagining that one of the sloth's arms will be holding on to a branch? like the three-toed sloth in the picture above?)

Also, I'm glad two-toed sloths don't have tails (they don't, right?), since the tail is the weirdest-looking aspect of the picture above.

This is very exciting!! Thank you for all the updates!

Scott, thanks but all thanks are for all members that are participating in this tread and taking its precious time to help! See the ingenious work of Jean-Luc, the picture Susanne posted, Ralf pictures of 2-toed sloth and all other contributions including yours. I don't want to charge the topic saying thanks anytime someone posts but that's waht I feel. My joy is to know that people enjoy and that it turns in a interesting experience to the members of this forum.
I still don't know how the tree will play with the figure but surely the animal will not have a tail for the reason you correctly referred. That's a very hard project, it will be hard to find pictures of the correct sloth in that pose from several angles to make the best possible. Anyway we know Mojo is a competent brand and that together with us the final work will be great! :)

SUSANNE wrote:

Is it a Playvisions Susanne?

lucky luke wrote:

That is what I think??
I did a quick installation with previous images!

here is the result .....

I will love to see this!! But it could be costly to do this!!

Roger wrote:

Is it a Playvisions Susanne?

The sloth is a PLAYVISIONS Roger I don't know for the pen