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Anthony Beeson

Deborah McDermott

      

     

   Matthias Geiger

       

 

      

 

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CollectA is pronounced the same as "collector," and its meaning is deeply intertwined with "collectables." The brand's English logo concludes with an A shaped like a giraffe, symbolizing a profound love for animals and nature. Its Chinese translated name, "Wo Ni Ta" (meaning "Me, You, Him/Her"), reflects that collecting knows no boundaries of age, geography, or gender—anyone can become an animal model collector.

 

CollectA exquisitely designs and crafts every product, striving for authentic realism, aesthetic appeal, and high collectible value. The brand is dedicated to recreating dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures, allowing the public to understand the evolution of life and reflect on the impacts of ecological destruction. By showcasing endangered species, the brand also encourages exploration of the natural world, raises awareness about ecological preservation, and highlights the importance of protecting biodiversity. Consequently, these products are not only fun but also carry significant science-popularization and educational value. Currently, the brand boasts over 900 products and introduces approximately 30 to 50 new models each year, spanning categories such as prehistoric creatures, contemporary wildlife, farm animals, horses, and pets.

 

All products are designed and reviewed by zoology and paleontology experts from the UK, Germany, and the US. They are sculpted in scaled-down proportions from real-life anatomy and meticulously hand-painted to ensure the precise presentation of each animal's unique proportions, characteristics, textures, and coloration. All products pass rigorous national and international testing and certification, guaranteeing reliable quality. Today, they are sold in over 50 countries and regions worldwide.