This category features animal figures from Southeast Asia for model building, dioramas, and collectors. The miniatures are inspired by the rainforest, swamp, and river landscapes of the region, designed with natural proportions and dynamic poses to create believable nature scenes. The selection ranges from impressive large predators to smaller forest dwellers: Bengal and Sumatran tigers in various poses, Sumatran rhinos with calves, Sumatran orangutans in sitting and active positions, clouded leopards perched on branches, Malayan tapirs, and Sunda pangolins, as well as various species of monkeys and pigs from Sulawesi. These motifs are particularly suitable for constructing complex jungle scenes. Typical applications include realistic dioramas, scale animal studies, detailed painting projects, and display presentations. By combining different poses, everyday scenes, hunting scenarios, or family interactions can be recreated. Special attention to color choice, shading, and texturing enhances fur, scale, and skin structures for a lifelike impression. Typical uses: - Diorama building: tropical forests, riverbanks, and mangroves - Display and collection presentation - Painting exercises: fur, scale, and skin textures - Scene staging: family, rest, and conflict scenes - Photography and reference studies for realistic color schemes.