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![]() Well , yes, they are cheaper priced .
For their prices , they are decent models . I would like to have as many lions as possible in my collections , from different brands , in different feel and poses . I love them all . ![]() I love to display them all in one group . These 2 lions have not come out well in the photos . May be they are non- photogenic . |
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![]() Are those a sort of soft rubbery material? I think I have one.
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![]() Yes, it's soft rubbery material. Do you also have the tiger?
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![]() No, but I think I have a Polar bear as well--do they have an NF stamped on them?
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To get back to our lions, I'd say you're also a bit severe with the Bullyland one. After all, its pose is original and nowadays, you don't get many "Made in Germany" toys on the market anymore! |
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And honestly, I think it is rather ethnocentric or disingenuous to determine that 'better' and 'European' are automatically synonymous. There are a lot of terrible Schleich figures from the German days, and Bullyland has a lot of misses as well. On the Asian side, I don't think anyone would deny that Japanese companies like Kaiyodo and Kinto can make some amazing figures--even if they then produce them in China. Plus, I have plenty of really cool made-in-China figures that are worth more to me (and possibly to collectors) than much of my German Schleich stuff. |
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