Presentation: MOJO FUNN 2013 Deinotherium

It's Finaly time to show you 1 of the Prehistoric Mammals that MOJO FUNN
wil bring out in 2013

It's the Deinotherium
A great product of this Figure,

They will be reducing the texture in mass production model
(means less scratches on the body)

In my Opinion is this on of the greatest Model for 2013

less talking,here are the Photo's of the Deinotherium




enjoy,,,Martien

I think a must have for you!!

I like it very much !

indeed andreas ,,a must have

ana wrote:

I like it very much !

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Ohhhhhhhh

I LOVE that one, it is gorgeous

It's fantastic!!! (o)): (o)):

wow (o)): (o)): the best ever made and a future member of my collection!

Wonderfull figure !!!!! (o)):

Miguel

I love the long front legs, dropping back and not very large head. It only fit with the skeletons we know as well as it gives the feeling of a very strong and creature. I don't like when prehistoric elephants look like reworked modern elephants and this one looks clearly a deinotherium what is nice. I hope this line will be well accepted and see what Mojo can bring more.
Thanks for showing prehistoric mammal collector!

I'm not a "short trunk deino" fan but I like very much this bulky citizen. I also appreciate it is very different from the old BULLYLAND

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I keep comming back to look

It is fabulous ! I LOVE the rough finish.
Almost like it was pottery made by a really good artist

The more I look at this figure the more I love it. It looks a little more beefy than the deinotherium art and figures I am used to seeing, but I'm sure it was entirely possible, and it makes this figure more unique in that aspect. After all, modern elephants don't look at all as thin and leggy as their skeletons suggest.

Very Great. Must have.

i forgot you all to tell the scale of this wonderfull figure

it wil be 1/30

Martien

I'm just guessing that this nice figure is not as large as the Safari Wildlife Wonders Asian elephant : (

baltimore zoo wrote:

I'm just guessing that this nice figure is not as large as the Safari Wildlife Wonders Asian elephant : (

It's in scale with Britains, or similar I think Britains are 1:32

Too bad. I think it would have really been even more spectacular for this nice figure if it had been made closer to the WW Asian elephant's dimensions.
Since Mojo's a newer company, why not try to make their figures in "relative scale" ?
I'm just so tired of not having a line similar to my Britains' scale, to where their elephants look good next to their hippos, lions etc.
Here's your chance Mojo...

baltimore zoo wrote:

Too bad. I think it would have really been even more spectacular for this nice figure if it had been made closer to the WW Asian elephant's dimensions.
Since Mojo's a newer company, why not try to make their figures in "relative scale" ?
I'm just so tired of not having a line similar to my Britains' scale, to where their elephants look good next to their hippos, lions etc.
Here's your chance Mojo...

I am totally agree with you Balty !! (o)): (o)):

Miguel

Nice, i like it (o)):

Thanks for your support Signatus. Again, really nice figure, but not to make it larger(WW Asian elephant size) is a shame. With all the collector input on this forum, I feel it's time for a change in the thinking of
"scale". I always refer to my Britains....
Are Lineol figs the same with their scale? I am not really familiar with all of their line.

Also want to ad, I know "supposedly" the figures(From all toy lines) are made for kids, but really now that's changed and it's definitely a collectors market.
Once again, a kid doesn't care if a deinotherium figure is 4" tall and 6" long or 6 1/2" tall and 10" long(WW Asian elephant dimensions)...
So, since the forum has a say, influence them to start doing a "relative scale".
Anyone else feel the same? Or is it as long as they make the animal doesn't matter how big(That's what it seems like to me).

baltimore zoo wrote:

Also want to ad, I know "supposedly" the figures(From all toy lines) are made for kids, but really now that's changed and it's definitely a collectors market.
Once again, a kid doesn't care if a deinotherium figure is 4" tall and 6" long or 6 1/2" tall and 10" long(WW Asian elephant dimensions)...
So, since the forum has a say, influence them to start doing a "relative scale".
Anyone else feel the same? Or is it as long as they make the animal doesn't matter how big(That's what it seems like to me).

I would be happy to see relative scale also. But You know, much bigger Deinotherium would have to cost much more and then less collector and also less parents would buy it. So it wouldn't be good strategy for brand probably

Please Mojo: sumatran or borneo elephant! Or African forest elephant!