A very strange discovery in South Africa; The flamingoliphant.

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THE FLAMINGOLIPHANT.

Very original :)

The background of those pictures looks similar to Yvette's,....Without a passage sculptet, this actually look more like the Flamingo emerges from the trunk,.... 

Funny    

   

   

PeGe wrote:

The background of those pictures looks similar to Yvette's..... 

Well, yes, it is green, but.... This is countryside, and Yvette lives in the city   

This is so creepy! I will have nightmares now!

Thank you all. For the information,this is the top of the stone barbecue where I photograph my figures.

     
very funny

Very strange indeed! Funny and so original, Congrats!

Thank you Kelsey.   

Hahahaha!! Love it. Well done.

I like it! Nice work Florian! (Two heads are better than one.)

    Thank you Scott.

He looks very good and it's an very special idea.
The only thing that I don't like so much is that the flamingo neck looks cut, the neck must be longer or the proboscis thicker. That is the only thing that I don't like.
I hope I do not pester

arafan wrote:

He looks very good and it's an very special idea.
The only thing that I don't like so much is that the flamingo neck looks cut, the neck must be longer or the proboscis thicker. That is the only thing that I don't like.
I hope I do not pester

Thank you Arafan. It's not a problem. I know this is not exactly what I wanted. Indeed, it was very difficult to put the neck of the flamingo on the horn as if it was an extension.     

oh my goodness this is amazing! i bet you could get some nice ribbons if you showed him in "other custom animals' as a model horse show! such an interesting model.

oh my goodness this is amazing! i bet you could get some nice ribbons if you showed him in "other custom animals' as a model horse show! such an interesting model.

Thank you.