Show us Yours- Weasel Family (Mustelidae)

Tove wrote:

Great work with small models, Susanne! You are much more handy, ("fingernem" in Danish and Norwegian) than you will admit. How small are the models? They looks very tiny.

Arrhhw, thankyou, dear Tove

Yes, they are quite small : 2,1 cm from bottom of the base to the shoulder

Beautiful walkaround, Cristophe. Thanks for the link.

Susanne, 2,1 cm are not much! They are even smaller than I thought!
One more question, are the Kaiyodo models to be glued together, or only clicked together? Just curious?

Tove wrote:

Beautiful walkaround, Cristophe. Thanks for the link.

Susanne, 2,1 cm are not much! They are even smaller than I thought!
One more question, are the Kaiyodo models to be glued together, or only clicked together? Just curious?

They are clicked together, like a puzzle. They most have 4 body parts that have to be clicked together. Each body part has a place and has pins/holes to be clicked in. No glue needed

Thank you, Karin.

Tove wrote:

Thank you, Karin.  

You are very welcome
When you get original (with package) Kaiyodos, the instructions for assembling are on a little paper with them. Very easy to do that Most mammals, birds, reptiles and amfibs have 4 parts, as insects may have more due to all the legs and antennas.

NightLioness wrote:

Tove wrote:

Thank you, Karin.  

You are very welcome
When you get original (with package) Kaiyodos, the instructions for assembling are on a little paper with them. Very easy to do that Most mammals, birds, reptiles and amfibs have 4 parts, as insects may have more due to all the legs and antennas.

Thankyou, Karin
A little addition : In this series, the little deer has nine parts, one of the orcas has 8, the stoats have 7, others have 6 parts

My new Safari Ltd american bagder

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He is such a charming model !!! Congratulations, Andreas

Thank you Susanne :)

I also have it and I like it very much. That's one of the advantages of Safari having a North American oriented Forest series. :) Well, these last two years things have changed a little, mainly with the wild boar and red deer.

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A pink skunk

Gorgeous figurines, everyone! I just love mustelids I have quite a lot to show, but for this moment, I only have my wolverines ready:


Does anyone know any other wolverines except from the Bullyland and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ones? I find it hard to believe none of the Japanese companies ever made one..

They look so nice together! Actually, it is hard to believe that there aren't wolverines in Japanese brands as you commented as it is also quite strange that there aren't vintage wolverines.
I personally can't remember any other figure.
I think my collection is similar to yours though I have Bullyland instead of Nayab.

Nice wolverines too :)

Thanks, Roger and Andreas!

Roger wrote:

Actually, it is hard to believe that there aren't wolverines in Japanese brands as you commented as it is also quite strange that there aren't vintage wolverines.

Hmm, strange I think a wolverine produced by a Japanese brand could be very beautiful! And it's really strange there aren't any known from vintage brands as well. Wolverines aren't that rare species, right? Even Schleich made one

Tarunyada wrote:

Thanks, Roger and Andreas!

Roger wrote:

Actually, it is hard to believe that there aren't wolverines in Japanese brands as you commented as it is also quite strange that there aren't vintage wolverines.

Hmm, strange I think a wolverine produced by a Japanese brand could be very beautiful! And it's really strange there aren't any known from vintage brands as well. Wolverines aren't that rare species, right? Even Schleich made one

If Schleich did, it is common. Wolverines are very known animals in several regions, it can be found in Europe, Asia and North America, so it has a wide distribution.
Actually Play Visions made it first as far as we know, Bullyland was the first making it in standard size but Schleich started the fever once Mojö's and Safari's seem to be improved and reactive releases.
I can't be sure but it is also quite surprising that a brand like Chap Mei, very focused in "monster" creatures, never released it too. I also think that the most expectable to make it was Papo but much probably we will see a very ferocious one next years.

Roger wrote:

Tarunyada wrote:

Thanks, Roger and Andreas!

Roger wrote:

Actually, it is hard to believe that there aren't wolverines in Japanese brands as you commented as it is also quite strange that there aren't vintage wolverines.

Hmm, strange I think a wolverine produced by a Japanese brand could be very beautiful! And it's really strange there aren't any known from vintage brands as well. Wolverines aren't that rare species, right? Even Schleich made one

If Schleich did, it is common. Wolverines are very known animals in several regions, it can be found in Europe, Asia and North America, so it has a wide distribution.
Actually Play Visions made it first as far as we know, Bullyland was the first making it in standard size but Schleich started the fever once Mojö's and Safari's seem to be improved and reactive releases.
I can't be sure but it is also quite surprising that a brand like Chap Mei, very focused in "monster" creatures, never released it too. I also think that the most expectable to make it was Papo but much probably we will see a very ferocious one next years.

Haha, true that
Well, maybe some vintage or China/unknown brand wolverines will pop up in the future And a Papo wolverine would be great as well! But wow, I would love to see a Chap Mei wolverine

Tarunyada wrote:

Does anyone know any other wolverines except from the Bullyland and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ones? I find it hard to believe none of the Japanese companies ever made one..

Woah I just remembered another wolverine Someone (not sure who, I think Sean was involved ) showed us some figurines from a NWF series of animals around the world (made around 1999). I remember that each animal came with a plastic piece in the shape of the continent it came from, something like that.. I only know that the series included a dugong. I'm pretty sure it included a wolverine too, but I don't remember where all this was discussed..

Tarunyada wrote:

Tarunyada wrote:

Does anyone know any other wolverines except from the Bullyland and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ones? I find it hard to believe none of the Japanese companies ever made one..

Woah I just remembered another wolverine Someone (not sure who, I think Sean was involved ) showed us some figurines from a NWF series of animals around the world (made around 1999). I remember that each animal came with a plastic piece in the shape of the continent it came from, something like that.. I only know that the series included a dugong. I'm pretty sure it included a wolverine too, but I don't remember where all this was discussed..

Yes, Sean is always a suspect when we talk about unusual figures.
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Roger wrote:

Tarunyada wrote:

Tarunyada wrote:

Does anyone know any other wolverines except from the Bullyland and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ones? I find it hard to believe none of the Japanese companies ever made one..

Woah I just remembered another wolverine Someone (not sure who, I think Sean was involved ) showed us some figurines from a NWF series of animals around the world (made around 1999). I remember that each animal came with a plastic piece in the shape of the continent it came from, something like that.. I only know that the series included a dugong. I'm pretty sure it included a wolverine too, but I don't remember where all this was discussed..

Yes, Sean is always a suspect when we talk about unusual figures.
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Hurray, thank you so much! I was searching the SUY topics for this, but gave up I'm so glad you found it, thanks for the link!

Tarunyada wrote:

Tarunyada wrote:

Does anyone know any other wolverines except from the Bullyland and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ones? I find it hard to believe none of the Japanese companies ever made one..

Woah I just remembered another wolverine Someone (not sure who, I think Sean was involved ) showed us some figurines from a NWF series of animals around the world (made around 1999). I remember that each animal came with a plastic piece in the shape of the continent it came from, something like that.. I only know that the series included a dugong. I'm pretty sure it included a wolverine too, but I don't remember where all this was discussed..

And I just re-found the Go Diego Go! Mattel wolverine as well

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Seems like there still are some wolverine figurines to catch!

Tarunyada wrote:

Hurray, thank you so much! I was searching the SUY topics for this, but gave up I'm so glad you found it, thanks for the link!

You're welcome Julie! That Diego wolverine is in very good company too. :)

Interesting wolverine :)

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