The Prior animals in my zoo

I havent know, that i also have Prior animals:

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Find i more?

Those are not PRIOR Andreas

Here is the PRIOR's eland

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[quote="Kikimalou"]Those are not PRIOR Andreas

Here is the PRIOR's eland

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A chinese replica?

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Never saw that one Congratulation, you have a PRIOR I never saw

Kikimalou wrote:

Never saw that one Congratulation, you have a PRIOR I never saw

And i never see before yesterday it is prior. Thank you!!!

Congratulations for your Prior that were not Prior, turned in Prior, made a trip to China but are really Prior!
Are nice! :)

Roger wrote:

Congratulations for your Prior that were not Prior, turned in Prior, made a trip to China but are really Prior!
Are nice! :)

Thank you very much!! It is really not interesting for, if that Prior or china or not.......

The fish is Prior to Andreas, i have it to! :)
The variation on the elen antelope is not very known indeed, as Christoph mentioned.
Mostly, the Prior are made out of a harder kind of plastic, then other Hong Kong, Macau or Singapore models, often in darker colours to...

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I think this is the Two-Banded Anemony fish you have there, and there are more...

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These 2 are my Prior Elen Antelopes, mostly they are smaller then the original Britains models(about 1:64), which was usual in copies from the South-East Asian producers...

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

The fish is Prior to Andreas, i have it to! :)
The variation on the elen antelope is not very known indeed, as Christoph mentioned.
Mostly, the Prior are made out of a harder kind of plastic, then other Hong Kong, Macau or Singapore models, often in darker colours to...

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I think this is the Two-Banded Anemony fish you have there, and there are more...

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These 2 are my Prior Elen Antelopes, mostly they are smaller then the original Britains models(about 1:64), which was usual in copies from the South-East Asian producers...

I have also a second eland- but not marked.

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Your second elen antelope is probably made in Hong Kong or China...

I have your second elen antelope too but mine is a little differed,I think it may just be older thought. I had it for as long as I can remember,I would like to know what it is too? I would say its just a china or something though.
Thanks for sharing! :)

When it is marked with China or made in China, it is probably from the late 1980's or 1990's.
Hong Kong figurines were mainly made in the late 1960's and 1970's...
Prior is a Hong Kong brand to by the way from the same period.

The second eland is not "maked" made in china, but i think it is.

Just look at the way the mould, and way of finishing and painting, then you know quickly.
Prior models are made of a harder plastic, but are still bendable, but just have a different feeling in your fingers...

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Just look at the way the mould, and way of finishing and painting, then you know quickly.
Prior models are made of a harder plastic, but are still bendable, but just have a different feeling in your fingers...

Yes, i think also it is made in china, but it is not written.

Ok then!

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Ok then!

But it is not a problem for me. I collect only species, you know.

When it is not written on modern plastics, you can be quit sure that they were produced in China.

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

When it is not written on modern plastics, you can be quit sure that they were produced in China.

Really? Then the eland is from china!!!

I guess so Andreas, because Hong Kong and Singapore manufacturers mostly printed that under the models in one or the other way...

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

I guess so Andreas, because Hong Kong and Singapore manufacturers mostly printed that under the models in one or the other way...

Yes i know, and now will come the best animal models from asia.

Of course, because the production is cheap there.
Every major brands produces mainly in China now...
But i must admitt, that the early Hong Kong and Singapore copies were same good as the originals from which they were copied...

Andreas, that is another great set of figures, the fish is called a clarkii clownfish in English, the scientific name is Amphiprion clarkii. I have never seen a figure of that fish, only of Nemo, Amphripion ocellaris, (which is a Disney character from the animated movie "Finding Nemo" just in case some of you have not seen the film).

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Of course, because the production is cheap there.
Every major brands produces mainly in China now...
But i must admitt, that the early Hong Kong and Singapore copies were same good as the originals from which they were copied...

Yes i know and they learning by doing. Because if i see Yujin and other asian brands, i think they are much better than the big brands. More detailed animals.

Philter4 wrote:

Andreas, that is another great set of figures, the fish is called a clarkii clownfish in English, the scientific name is Amphiprion clarkii. I have never seen a figure of that fish, only of Nemo, Amphripion ocellaris, (which is a Disney character from the animated movie "Finding Nemo" just in case some of you have not seen the film).

Thank you very much Phil!!!!