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Manatee (Collecta - Sea Life)

Started by Jetoar, December 23, 2013, 02:26:58 AM

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Jetoar

Hello friends, this is the figure of Manatee (Trichechus sp) Linnaeus, 1758 of Collecta - Sea Life. Total lenght is 150mm. This figure was relased in 2011 and it is avaliable nowaday. Manatees are large, fully aquatic, mostly herbivorous marine mammals sometimes known as "sea cows". They have a large, flexible, prehensile upper lip. They use the lip to gather food and eat, as well as using it for social interactions and communications. Manatees have shorter snouts than their fellow sirenians, the dugongs. I think that this specie is a West Indian manatee (Trichechus manatus).













Collecta is a young brand of figures, but in his short time of existence, they have done a lot of figures of different species of animals (included rare species of dinosaurs and animals). In their cattegory of sea life, they have included the Manatee. This figure is a perfect representation of this mammal. The colors are exact and the details are awesome. I think that it is one of the best figures of this animal. This is a early gift for Christmas from my parents to me, the same that Sperm Whale  ^-^.
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brontodocus

Very much skin detail on this one. And it's quite big, too! :o 8)

Jetoar

Quote from: brontodocus on December 23, 2013, 11:18:02 AM
Very much skin detail on this one. And it's quite big, too! :o 8)

Yes, it is big and its details are nice  ^-^. Is it West Indian manatee?
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brontodocus

Possibly, yes. It has nails on its flippers which would be absent in the Amazonian Manatee. West African Manatee could be possible, too, but it's most likely it's meant to be a West Indian since it's the most popular of all these. :)

Jetoar

Quote from: brontodocus on December 23, 2013, 11:14:35 PM
Possibly, yes. It has nails on its flippers which would be absent in the Amazonian Manatee. West African Manatee could be possible, too, but it's most likely it's meant to be a West Indian since it's the most popular of all these. :)

Thanks for your help friend  ^-^.
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KaraWildsong42

Thanks for linking me to this Jetoar! I like it even better than the calf, the face seems more detailed. Still love that texture they gave the skin.
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Jetoar

Quote from: KaraWildsong42 on April 09, 2014, 02:55:09 PM
Thanks for linking me to this Jetoar! I like it even better than the calf, the face seems more detailed. Still love that texture they gave the skin.

You are welcome friend  ^-^. Yes, the adult is more detalied  ^-^.
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Ana

CollectA manatee is one of my favourite figures, it has amazing details, great paint job and it just look very nice. However I can't see photos in this topic   :o  Anyway, congratulations!


widukind

Quote from: Ana on June 13, 2014, 08:45:43 AM
CollectA manatee is one of my favourite figures, it has amazing details, great paint job and it just look very nice. However I can't see photos in this topic   :o  Anyway, congratulations!

I also cant see a pic but congrats too  :)

Rossano

I got my Collecta Manatee yesterday.

This is A MASTERPIECE.

widukind

Quote from: Rossano on April 17, 2017, 10:52:07 PM
I got my Collecta Manatee yesterday.

This is A MASTERPIECE.

Congrats