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Iguanian Lizards: Agamids, Chameleons, Iguanids, Swifts, Curly-tails, and kin

Started by Varanus, December 24, 2012, 02:17:05 AM

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Varanus

This thread is dedicated to that diverse group of lizards known as Iguanians.

This encompasses the agamids and dragons, the chameleons, the helmeted and basilisk lizards, the collared and leopard lizards, various iguanas, swifts and spiny lizards, anoles, and curly-tails.

I have many to share, but to kick this thread off I'll start with one of my favorites  :):


AAA "Lizard" cast from a real specimen.  It appears to be a Calotes sp. or perhaps  Japalura sp.


tyrantqueen

Huh, never seen that one before. Interesting. I wonder how many lizards AAA actually made.

They came flying from far away, now I'm under their spell....

Jetoar

Quote from: tyrantqueen on December 24, 2012, 03:57:12 AM
Huh, never seen that one before. Interesting. I wonder how many lizards AAA actually made.

I think the same. AAA have done a lot of  reptiles and amphibians  ^-^.
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postsaurischian

These AAA casts are stunning :)!

Here are two Chameleon figures of the same species:
Chamaeleo calyptratus - Veiled Chameleon

-  Colorata "Endangered Species - Reptiles" box (left)
-  Kaiyodo/Takara "ChocoQ Animatales: Pet series 5" No.139 (P66A) (right)



brontodocus

Ah, I thought about creating a more or less identical topic sooner or later, so it's great to see it's already there! :)
Quote from: Varanus on December 24, 2012, 02:17:05 AM
It appears to be a Calotes sp. or perhaps  Japalura sp.
I've seen photos of the figure before and Calotes was my first thought about it, too! :)

Some of my Iguanian figures need an update but for now I'd like to show these two:

Basiliscus plumifrons (Cope, 1876); Plumed Basilisk ("Jesus-Christus-Echse") by Bullyland. Length 221 mm, snout-vent length 79 mm, scale approx. 1:3.


Calumma parsonii (Cuvier, 1824); Parson's Chameleon by AAA, cast from an actual specimen. Length approx. 490 mm (snout-vent length approx. 230 mm).

tyrantqueen

Is that the AAA chameleon that is supposedly badly emaciated? :-[ Lovely looking figure nonetheless :)

They came flying from far away, now I'm under their spell....

postsaurischian

 :o The Parson's Chameleon is awesome! What a fantastic sculpt!

                        >  ... and a superb pic, too ;) it seems to be very photogenic.

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   Kaiyodo/Takara "Amazing Animals" No.10A  Amblyrhynchus cristatus - Marine Iguana



Jetoar

Quote from: brontodocus on December 24, 2012, 10:36:08 PM
Ah, I thought about creating a more or less identical topic sooner or later, so it's great to see it's already there! :)
Quote from: Varanus on December 24, 2012, 02:17:05 AM
It appears to be a Calotes sp. or perhaps  Japalura sp.
I've seen photos of the figure before and Calotes was my first thought about it, too! :)

Some of my Iguanian figures need an update but for now I'd like to show these two:

Basiliscus plumifrons (Cope, 1876); Plumed Basilisk ("Jesus-Christus-Echse") by Bullyland. Length 221 mm, snout-vent length 79 mm, scale approx. 1:3.


Calumma parsonii (Cuvier, 1824); Parson's Chameleon by AAA, cast from an actual specimen. Length approx. 490 mm (snout-vent length approx. 230 mm).

He is alive  ^-^.
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brontodocus

Quote from: tyrantqueen on December 25, 2012, 12:05:58 AM
Is that the AAA chameleon that is supposedly badly emaciated? :-[ Lovely looking figure nonetheless :)
Yes, that's the one, but it doesn't look so bad from that angle (The sunken eyeballs are still visible :-\).

Oh, and I have both colour variants of the "Amazing animals!" series:

The left one being the colourful A. c. venustissimus Eibl-Eibesfeldt, 1956 from Espanola (same as the Colorata figure). Length 88 mm, snout-vent length 43 mm, scale approx. 1:6 - 1:15. "Michelle" is approx. 1:12 - 1:13 scale. I need to update my photos of the Bandai Nature Zone and Safari Ltd. IC figures. And I have the Yujin Marine Iguana, too, which I haven't even photographed, yet.


And here's the Play Visions Rhinoceros Iguana, Cyclura cornuta Bonnaterre, 1789. Length 108 mm, scale approx. 1:6 - 1:14. I should make a comparison shot of this with its darker Yujin counterpart. :)


Corytophanes cristatus (Merrem, 1821); Helmeted Iguana. Play Visions. Length 111 mm, scale approx. 1:2 - 1:3.


Phrynosoma cornutum (Harlan, 1825); Texas Horned Lizard. Safari Ltd. Incredible Creatures. Length 149 mm, snout-vent length 103 mm, scale approx. 1:0.6 - 1:1.1.


Jetoar

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Jetoar

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Ana

Beautiful Iguanian lizards everyone! Congrats!! :D

I have for example these 3, all from the same set by Bandai :)

Bandai Galapagos Marine Iguana





Marine Iguana, swimming pose



Galapagos Land iguana, (also from Bandai)  :)


Jetoar

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Ana

Quote from: Jetoar on February 01, 2013, 03:30:19 PM
Wonderful iguanas, my favoite is the third  ^-^.

Thank You! Yes, I think the third one is the nicest too, it looks very "dragon like" to me  :))


postsaurischian


  ^-^  Kaiyodo ~ Capsule Aquarium 6 No.10  Iguana iguana - Green Iguana (yellow version)




brontodocus

Finally a really good Green Iguana figure! :) So there's a green version, too?

postsaurischian

Yes, it's No.09 of the set, but the seller I got it from only had the yellow version.

Jetoar

Lovely figure, I only have of Kaiyodo Dinotales figures but I have thougt sometimes to buy a precious figures like this, overall some birds  ^-^.
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