Wild Republic Australia Toy Figures, Kangaroo, Crocodile, Koala, Platypus, Wombat, Emu, Dingo, Tasmanian Devil, Snakes, Gifts for Kids, 11Piece Set, Multi (15076)

I bought two sets of small Australian animals and want share the comparison. The two I bought are: Wild Republic Australia Toy Figures (WRA) and TOOB: The Land Down Under. Personally, I like the WRA ones better. They have more painted details (eyes, mouths, etc.), are slightly bigger, and the snakes are awesome. In comparison, the TOOB snake is so skinny that it feels very cheap. Also, my grandson loves snakes so having three (in WRA) is terrific. Both sets are made of the same hard plastic. I bought TOOB because I wanted the cockatoo and it is a good cockatoo—except it doesn’t stand up the way the emu does. Also the WRA set arrived about a week sooner.

Good quality. The kids love them

Not much to say but luck to have found something here on Amazon that my nephew like, and there's a large select to choose from. Thanks Amazon!

Very Australian

My 5 year old daughter loves playing with these little animals. They end up in all sorts of pretend play. If you are looking for these for a diorama then know that the size comparisons to each other aren’t accurate. For instance the Tasmanian Devil is about the same size as the Kangaroo and the Koala is bigger then both of them. The positive is that they are very realistic and they are a good quality.

We have 4 sets of these animals for our grandson. The detail is great and they stand up well. I wish it had come with a guide listing the animals but we figured out what they were. Highly recommend

The quality is ok, but I was a bit disappointed because I was expecting a kangaroo and there's no kangaroo. There's a wallaby, which does look like a little kangaroo. I guess the kiddos can't really tell the difference, but still disappointing.

These items are of great detail, and are sized just right to take outside to stage photos or for general play. My niece’s love the detail they bring to the books I make using stages photos with these animals.