CollectA walrus walkaround (also for Kiki) ;)

Just as the CollectA sea lion, I love the CollectA walrus, I think the level of detail is excelent in these sea life figures and that's the reason why I'm getting them once these mammals are not a priority in my collection.
Although CollectA is better with detail than with body mass, I think the body is very adjusted for a female, only teeth are a little long but not too long once some females have them very developed. According that the figure interacts with a calf and that this beahviour is attributed to females, I think I am not taking a wrong conclusion. However, I rarely read about these animals, so I would love to have the opinion of some members more used with them.
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CollectA and real walruses.

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

You will be shocked if they pop up on the Cote Azur mon ami!

I guess they will be shocked to see me poping up on the Côte d'Azur... Poor animals

Roger wrote:

Just as the CollectA sea lion, I love the CollectA walrus, I think the level of detail is excelent in these sea life figures and that's the reason why I'm getting them once these mammals are not a priority in my collection.
Although CollectA is better with detail than with body mass, I think the body is very adjusted for a female, only teeth are a little long but not too long once some females have them very developed. According that the figure interacts with a calf and that this beahviour is attributed to females, I think I am not taking a wrong conclusion. However, I rarely read about these animals, so I would love to have the opinion of some members more used with them.
CollectA and real walruses.

Rogério, I'm not a walrus specialist but, despite I like very much this model which I still don't have, I think there is something odd, not only with the too flat body but with the neck... It seems too thin IMHO, like a juvenile.

Kikimalou wrote:

Roger wrote:

Just as the CollectA sea lion, I love the CollectA walrus, I think the level of detail is excelent in these sea life figures and that's the reason why I'm getting them once these mammals are not a priority in my collection.
Although CollectA is better with detail than with body mass, I think the body is very adjusted for a female, only teeth are a little long but not too long once some females have them very developed. According that the figure interacts with a calf and that this beahviour is attributed to females, I think I am not taking a wrong conclusion. However, I rarely read about these animals, so I would love to have the opinion of some members more used with them.
CollectA and real walruses.

Rogério, I'm not a walrus specialist but, despite I like very much this model which I still don't have, I think there is something odd, not only with the too flat body but with the neck... It seems too thin IMHO, like a juvenile.

Thanks for your imput Christophe. Maybe you are right, chest and neck areas are less robuste in females but even the female on picture posted above is more robuste than the figure. :)

It is always difficult to speak about a models without seeing it for me, especially about details like this.

nevertheless it is still a very attractive lady