Wolvarie Posted June 14, 2012 Posted June 14, 2012 Thinking Farm/Castle/City themes 1. Sheep / Ram / Lamb bambalam! 2. Deer 3. Wolf 4. Bison 5. Lion 6. Ducks 7. Fox 8. Tiger 9. Squirrel 10. Eagle 11. Crow/Raven 12. Turkey 13. Rabbits 14. Otters 15. Moose 16. Wild Boar 17. Zebra 18. Giraffe 19. Antelope 20. Elephant Quote
deskp Posted June 14, 2012 Posted June 14, 2012 Only Duplo might have those (I'm not much of Duplo expert), but nothing minifig scale. I know they don't, I'm just saying they are kindof animals kinds find cool so it feels a little odd lego haven't already done them. Quote
lifeinplastic Posted June 14, 2012 Posted June 14, 2012 1. Hippo (designed to enable the top half to be pulled apart from the bottom to create a half-submerged look when put on a blue 'water' plate) 2. Rhino 3. Sheep 4. Giraffe 5. Toucan Quote
gedren_y Posted June 14, 2012 Posted June 14, 2012 (edited) 1) jackal 2) iguana 3) hippo 4) giant sloth 5) falcon I just realized that my wishlist in reverse is in alphabetical order. Edited June 14, 2012 by gedren_y Quote
billdeen Posted June 15, 2012 Posted June 15, 2012 (edited) 1. lion 2. kangaroo 3. stoat 4. badger 5. other small rodents (weasel, beaver, etc.) I'm just glad they have a bear! A good one, too. EDIT: Rhino! Deer! Yes! And do Centaurs count? I we counting half-animals? Edited June 15, 2012 by billdeen Quote
sologuy369 Posted June 15, 2012 Posted June 15, 2012 They should make; -Lion -Penguin -turtle -Wolf -jaguar Quote
chrism Posted June 15, 2012 Posted June 15, 2012 1. Big cat (different colours and prints for lions, tigers, leopards, pumas, etc) 2. Boar 3. Deer (with detachable antlers, per cow horns) 4. Kangaroo 5. Koala (with vertical clip). Forgive the Australian bias. (And picture it: your spawling modern City metropolis, overrun with hundreds of koalas, in trees, on lamp posts, on TV antennae...) Quote
nikink Posted June 15, 2012 Posted June 15, 2012 Tough choice... only 5 you say... hmmm... 1. Bulls 2. Big Cats (Lions/Tigers) (ok, bit of a cheat :) ) 3. Deer (including detachable horns for Stags!) 4. Boar (Wild boar, large enough to have a minifig ride it!) 5. Galapagus Turtles All of these would be (could be) made ridable, or hitched to carts, or whatever. :D Quote
Aeturnus Posted June 15, 2012 Posted June 15, 2012 My top 5 are: 1)lion 2)tiger 3)wolf 4)giraffe 5)penguin I can't really limit my opinion to just that..I mean if you have a giraffe..then you need Zebras ...and if you have penguins..then sea lions would be awesome too. Lego should make a zoo series I think...with A Main gate..cafeteria ..and separate enclosures ...as separate sets. Oh yes and a Rhino would be cool..The more animals the merrier i think is the overall theme of my post. Quote
Golbolco Posted June 15, 2012 Posted June 15, 2012 (edited) x Edited October 27, 2016 by Golbolco Purging everything I've ever posted Quote
Hellfyre Posted June 15, 2012 Posted June 15, 2012 1. Turtle/tortoise 2. Penguin 3. Rhino 4. Lizard 5. Tiger Quote
Cirkit Posted June 15, 2012 Posted June 15, 2012 yo people Rhino This pretty much. There needs to be a Rampant Animal Zoo-Escape theme just so we can have new Lions, Bears, Birds, Lizards, Turtles.. I want to see a cute cuddly Panda made, A new Elephant with a flexible trunk, A big lion or a tiger that isn't Tigger, and perhaps maybe a Frilled Lizard/Dragon. That would be cool I think. Quote
Battlegorilla Posted June 15, 2012 Posted June 15, 2012 JUST five? Seriously? (Sigh.) Okay, I'll narrow down my list of obsessively needed LEGO animals to just five then. 1.) Bison 2.) Gorilla 3.) Giraffe 4.) Turtle 5.) Walrus Quote
Micco Posted June 16, 2012 Posted June 16, 2012 My top 5 would be: Falcon Wolf Fly Sea monster Unicorn Quote
DraikNova Posted June 16, 2012 Posted June 16, 2012 I guess it's safe to say that mythological animals, especially a new one-piece dragon, are top-ten wants? Quote
chrism Posted June 16, 2012 Posted June 16, 2012 ... A further thought: I think the parrot mold could be used to make a passable bird of prey, if made in the right colours (eg brown body, white head, yellow painted beak for an eagle). Also, if the parrot mold had a little hole in the top of the head, and again was made in the right colours, you could insert a plume (as in a knight's helmet) to make a cockatoo. For example, white body, grey painted beak, and yellow three-feathered plume for a sulphur-crested cockatoo. Splendid! Quote
cpw Posted June 16, 2012 Posted June 16, 2012 1. Deer (This should work well with Forest Police Subtheme) 2. Eagle (Just cool.) And some farm animals would be nice: 3. Pig 4. Cow 5. Chicken Quote
Combee Posted June 16, 2012 Posted June 16, 2012 And some farm animals would be nice: 3. Pig 4. Cow 5. Chicken These have all been made (and they look excellent): Pig Cow Chicken Quote
Cutty Posted June 17, 2012 Posted June 17, 2012 Hmm, late to the fête again it seems. The obvious choice for new Lego animal molds would definitely be some exotic specimen of contemporary megafauna. TLC has had such a wild run on churning out all the extinct reptilian predators, that it almost seems as if it'd neglect our pretty abundant wildlife on purpose... So if I had to choose, these would be my favourites. Order doesn't indicate importance, although the Top5 would be of priority! Here goes: 1. Lion/Tiger - I imagine this to be a singular mold, that could be "lionised" by attaching a separate mane-piece to the basic "large cat" mold. Just for the sake of keeping it cost effective. 2. Wolves!! - Come on, it's a damn obvious choice! And please not the bad, grim, maneating, always growling type of scare-the-kids wolf. Just a plain but recognisable wolf. Might represent a husky with a repaint. 3. Elephants - We had those with the Adventurers once, but never again. New updated mold time, hands down! Removable tusks and interchangable ears to distinguish m/f and asian and african varieties please! 4. Mules/Donkeys - If the horse was the Ferrari in ancient times, now it's time for us to acquire the poor man's truck. Should have the same hind-joint as the new horse for some serious kicking action! Overdue!! 5. Sheep - Why we don't already have these is waaay beyond me. Removable fur for shearing action would mean bonus points, but isn't that much of a necessity. Runner ups: - Llamas, alpacas, guanacos, vicunjas - My "favourite" animals! And they're sooo cuddly and adorable! (Also I'd need some of them for these CMF Aztec eagle-warriors, just sayin' ) - More fowl! - Geese, ducks, turkeys, eagles, crows and parrots should have a separate mold each. A generic "small bird" mold with different paint jobs could represent almost everything from a sparrow to a robin. Eagles, crows and "small birds" should have either movable "clip"-wings or separate sitting/flying molds! - new "standing" cat - analogous to the standing german shepherd mold - more variety in dogs - Evolution ftw! Being stuck with only german shepherds is an unsatisfactory state! - Giraffes - never been done before, not desperately needed, but cool anyway. Obvious choice for a future safari-theme! - Rhinoceros - see Giraffes - Hippopotamos - see Giraffes - Antilopes/Wildebeests - see Giraffes Almost forgot the obvious cry for deer and boar of any kind! These are needed by Castle-builders!! And should we ever have a prehistoric theme that DOESN'T necessarily pit man vs. dinosaurs (that still are being portrayed falsely!) here'd be some ideas for that: - Mammoths and mastodons - "Sabretooth" cats - Cavebears - Giant sloths - Giant deer - Giant tapirs - Giant Hyenas Seems anything was a bit bigger before we invented bow and arrow... So, "Wall of text" achievement is unlocked, I'll rest for now. Be well you lot! Cutty Quote
deskp Posted June 17, 2012 Posted June 17, 2012 1. Lion/Tiger - I imagine this to be a singular mold, that could be "lionised" by attaching a separate mane-piece to the basic "large cat" mold. Just for the sake of keeping it cost effective. It would actualy be better for keeping costs down if they did a lion with mane in one. they already needed to make 2 molds. And a lion+mane in one would use less plastic than a lion + mane. Quote
Cutty Posted June 17, 2012 Posted June 17, 2012 It would actualy be better for keeping costs down if they did a lion with mane in one. they already needed to make 2 molds. And a lion+mane in one would use less plastic than a lion + mane. But bear in mind, you'd just have a male lion then, without the simple option of removing the mane for a female... In the end one would have to evaluate the scenario by producing some mock-ups and see whatever option qualifies as the most feasible. Still I'd argue that one mold plus one minor accessory is superior to TWO almost identical molds. Be well! Cutty Quote
AmperZand Posted June 17, 2012 Posted June 17, 2012 (edited) A few animals that LEGO has done but I don't think have been mentioned in the opening article or in this thread: - Manta ray - Crab - Alligator/Crocodile - Ant - Clam - Sawfish The reason that TLG has done pigs but not sheep is that pig farming and its products such as bacon are more common than sheep farming and its products such as lamb and wool in Denmark. I suspect there will be a re-issue of the City bear later this year or some time next year but in a different colour. I don't want to reveal any spoilers but my suspicion stems from a creature in The Hobbit. My personal wish-list of animals would be full of fantasy ones. But of real-world animals, I'd most like to see: - Lion/lioness/other great cat especially if it could be ridden like a horse - Eagle/hawk/falcon/other bird of prey - Giant turtle - Anaconda/large snake - Hippopotamus Incidentally, for a non-purists, BrickForge does a cool sheep as well as other animals. I have a number of their animals and they are extremely well sculpted (more Legoey than Lego!) and made. - Edited June 17, 2012 by AmperZand Quote
nick_nox Posted June 18, 2012 Posted June 18, 2012 1. Stag/deer 2. Sheep 3. Pigeon (City fans will love that) 4. Falcon (Castle fans will love that) 5. Wild Boar Quote
Huntleyfx Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 1)Elephant re-release 2)Lion (or other large cat) 3)Rhino 4)Smaller Dragon (Similar in size to Dragon Masters?) 5)Perhaps some oxen. Quote
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