This is a review of the entire set of the
Butterfly Nature Tube by K&M - Wild Republic.
There are 12 figures in the set. Physically, and the design of several, are clearly influenced by the Butterflies Collectors Case by Safari LTD. The figures have a 60 mm wingspan on average. There are no names, neither on the figures themselves nor on any accompanying paperwork.
EDIT: 9/9/2017; looks like we have reasonable names for all 12 figures. Identifications below are mine or others (most notably, Bowhead Whale on the STS forum).
If anyone can confirm, correct, or expand upon our identifications, PLEASE do so

. I can edit the thread as needed.
1. southern dogface butterfly,
Zerene cesonia.
This is one of two figure of this species, the other being by Toy Major. This figure could probably be made to represent one of several pierids, but since
Z. cesonia is one of my favorites, that is what I am going with.

2. monarch,
Danaus plexippus.
A common among toy figures. I have additional figures by Safari LTD (Smithsonian Insects, Hidden Kingdom Insects, Authentics Insects, and Safariology Life Cycle series), CollectA, Cadbury (UK and Australian Yowies), Groovy Tube Books (Bug Blast!), Toy Major, 4D Master, Learning Resources (Jumbo Insects), and a host of un-named bin-style figures.

3. paradise birdwing,
Ornithoptera paradiseaI am basing my identification on the shape of the wings and the tails. However, I must admit, the color is more like the common green birdwing,
O. priamus, which has been made a couple times in toy form.

4. European peacock,
Aglais io.
When I first posted this thread I thought this was a unique figure, but it had also been done by K&M for their Butterflies Mini Polybag and by Bullyland. They are also made as porcelain figurines (I have three as feves).

5. crowned hairstreak,
Evenus coronataThe color is not perfect, but this species has been made several times and it is most certainly a knock-off of other
E. coronata figures, with I believe Club Earth starting the trend.

6. Andromeda satyr,
Cithaerias andromeda.
I placed this figure in this genus based on color and wing shape. Certainly one of the most interesting in the set. I do not have any other butterflies like it.

7. paper kite,
Idea leuconoeI do not like assigning this name to this figure, but it is clearly a knock-off of the figure of the same name in Safari's Collectors Case series.

8. silver-bordered fritillary,
Boloria selene.
ID courtesy of Bowhead Whale. A new genus and species for me!

9. the yellow zebra,
Graphium deucalion.
This appears to be one of the jays in the genus
Graphium, with
G. deucalion being the most reasonable option.

10. common green birdwing,
Ornithoptera priamus.
Thanks to Isidro for this ID; I cannot come up with anything better!

11. batwing butterfly,
Atrophaneura semperi.
Thanks to Isidro for this suggestion. I cannot come up with anything better.

12. broad-banded page,
Siproeta superba.
Another ID courtesy of BW! Again, I cannot come up with anything better!
