Susannes new Starlux in 2013, - update July 2015 , Wisent :-D

Beautifullllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Expecially the fish!
Can you open the bag of platy, without break it?
Maybe, if you use a scissor and cut the border, you can close it again, sealing it in the same way it is now.

Great STARLUX!!! Very nice, Susanne!

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Yvette

Thankyou very much, dear friends

AlopexLagopus wrote:

Can you open the bag of platy, without break it?
Maybe, if you use a scissor and cut the border, you can close it again, sealing it in the same way it is now.

Alex ! You are a genious Of course

Why didn`t I think of that

Look ! He is FREE
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Look at his lovely, pink nose
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And now I can keep the bag and paper safe from being scratched and wrinkeled even more (o)):
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Aren`t they elefantastic ?
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SUSANNE wrote:

The high heeled, green Salto-posuchus is very happy, - now she has a dancing partner
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Yay! Mr. Dancing Green Jeans jumps for joy!

Starlux are truly !
congratulations for such wonderful new additions.

Mastiffcat wrote:

Yay! Mr. Dancing Green Jeans jumps for joy!

Starlux are truly !
congratulations for such wonderful new additions.

Elephantastic indeed!
Starlux can give their personal touch even in a fish! Is it smiling?
Ah, when I received the retired Schleich Icey horse from you, I've found it was so rare that taking it from the original bag would be considered a heresy! But, I don't like them inside bags and contacted you to ask permission to remove it from the bag. Silly croc I am. I'm glad you also removed it from bag!

Good idea do protect the paper (o)):

Thankyou, AL

Here, I was lucky to get a Starlux Monoclonius in Blister pack
Much easier to keep safe.
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A gigantocamelus
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A second kind of mammuth, with VERY curved tusks
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A long time wish came true, - the arsinotherium
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Somebody has played with him, which is fine
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The Giant deer, which I have alredy shown under SUY
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Very phantastic additions again Susanne

Thankyou very much, Andreas

More fantastic Starlux figures! Maybe someone can identify if the mammoth is a different species from the usual woolly?
The antlers of megaloceros are just impressive but the figure is very beautiful. I like that they used a painting close to the fallow deer once they are closely related species.

Those are awesome Susanne! I really love the Mammoth especially.

Congrats on those great new additions! I love how wide those antlers are... and the mammoths tusks.

Congratulation Susanne, I love the way you are loving STARLUX . It is like this company made models "just for you".

Congratulation also for the platybelodon liberation. Those citizen were made to live free, not to spend their life in a sarcophagus !

And one more congratulation for you arsinoitherium [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.], it is always so fantastic to see a friend catching one of her holy grail. Mine is the uintatherium... I will catch it one day

Roger wrote:

More fantastic Starlux figures! Maybe someone can identify if the mammoth is a different species from the usual woolly?

Same mammoth specie... The black one is the model made to stand in for the other one in the late 1970's.

Thankyou, dear Starlux-friends

Kikimalou wrote:

Congratulation Susanne, I love the way you are loving STARLUX . It is like this company made models "just for you".

Christophe, you are right, they are very much the kind of models that I love

Kikimalou wrote:

And one more congratulation for you arsinoitherium [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.], it is always so fantastic to see a friend catching one of her holy grail. Mine is the uintatherium... I will catch it one day

Ohh, the uintatherium ! He is another of my grails !!!! Actually I am bidding on one right now, - I hope SO much to get him

Kikimalou wrote:

Same mammoth specie... The black one is the model made to stand in for the other one in the late 1970's.

So the one with bent tusks is older ?

Kikimalou wrote:

Congratulation Susanne, I love the way you are loving STARLUX . It is like this company made models "just for you".

Congratulation also for the platybelodon liberation. Those citizen were made to live free, not to spend their life in a sarcophagus !

And one more congratulation for you arsinoitherium [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.], it is always so fantastic to see a friend catching one of her holy grail. Mine is the uintatherium... I will catch it one day

Roger wrote:

More fantastic Starlux figures! Maybe someone can identify if the mammoth is a different species from the usual woolly?

Same mammoth specie... The black one is the model made to stand in for the other one in the late 1970's.

Thanks for information about mammoth, being Starlux, it wouldn't surprise me if they were representatives of different species although they are not. How much I aggree with you when you say it looks Starlux made these models to Susanne! Good luck to both of you with uintatherium.

Congratulations Susanne! Absolutely wonderful and charming newcomers And they are indeed just like made for Susanne

SUSANNE wrote:

Ohh, the uintatherium ! He is another of my grails !!!! Actually I am bidding on one right now, - I hope SO much to get him

The Uintatherium was one of my first STARLUX, I was 7 or 8 years old and I'm still in love with this one

SUSANNE wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

Same mammoth specie... The black one is the model made to stand in for the other one in the late 1970's.

So the one with bent tusks is older ?

The one with bent tusk was from the first prehistoric serie in 1968. The others were the Cave bear, the auroch, the diplodocus and the Iguanodon

Thankyou Roger and Anna

Christophe, thankyou for the information

So many beautiful figures Susanne! I type green with envy :)

Thankyou, Tim, - so great to hear from you again

SUSANNE wrote:

Thankyou, AL

The Giant deer, which I have alredy shown under SUY
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WOW What a fabulous model Susanne! Must look out for this one.

BTW in Britain we call this species the Irish Elk.

In a local museum they have a skull of one of these deers and the antler span is enormous!

I am happy you like it, Chris !
There has been found fossiles of it around here where I live, - imagine seing them walking around

Tiermann wrote:

So many beautiful figures Susanne! I type green with envy :)

SUSANNE wrote:

Thankyou, Tim, - so great to hear from you again

Three new prehistoric beauties
I got the parcel this afternoon, and at first I was a little disapointed. They were very dull in the colour, - but when I had washed them 3 times, and the water began to get clear ( at first it was like coffee ), these beauties looked out of the soapy foam

YES!!!! The gorgeous, great, wonderful Uintatherium
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Isn`t he cute ?

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And the Scutosaurus ! I have been searching for him a long time
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The tiny, lovely Pteranodon
Back :
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And tummy
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