This category features animal figures from Central America and their associated coastal and mountainous landscapes. The focus is on realistic models for dioramas, model building, collectors, and painting projects that depict typical habitats such as lowland rainforests, riverbanks, coastal areas, and mountain foothills. The selection includes iconic species from the region, such as jaguars and mountain lions (pumas) in forest and mountain scenes, the black caiman along riverbanks, as well as coastal inhabitants like blue-footed boobies and the striking Sally Lightfoot crab. The range is complemented by coyotes, raccoons, white-tailed deer, giant anteaters, blue morpho butterflies, and the distinctive toucan. The representation of the rare vaquita also recalls coastal themes.

Practically, the figures are suitable for realistic dioramas, habitat studies, display cases, and painting practice projects. Different poses and profile views allow for scenes ranging from a resting female to a hunting big cat, as well as dynamic coastal and flight representations. This creates realistic environments that emphasize ecological relationships and structural details such as fur, scales, or feathers.
- Rainforest and mountain dioramas
- Coastal and rocky beach scenes
- Display cases for collectors and exhibitions
- Painting practice: fur, feathers, scales
- Ecological teaching models and habitat studies

This category provides a solid foundation for intricately and richly recreating and artistically exploring Central America in miniature.