Susanne's 2011 newcomers

Just before christmas I got an extremely exiting package from Willy. Almost all of them were of brands I never had in my hands before, how great to learn new things about old brands.

If anybody feels like telling me about them, I would be really happy

Chamois from Domplast
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Hauser Elastolin
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From Manurba : Gnus, Impalas, Okapi and wterbucks :
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From OMO : Bisons, Polar bear, Rhino and water buffalo :
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From Timbo Toys :
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Here 3 great monkeys discussing what the h... happened, from left, Plaho, China, AAA :
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Bully :
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Plaho :
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You see why I was so happy ?

Yes, I see why you're so happy, congratulations Susanne!! These are really fabulous, I love the tiger lying

WOOW! Congratulations Susanne!! I see your Christmas additions, really wonderfuls!

I love them all! Mostly the tigers :)

Kiss from Philip

Fantastic animals, congrats. Any idea how old they are?

Thanks Henriette and Philip

skysthelimit wrote:

Fantastic animals, congrats. Any idea how old they are?

No, I don`t know much about them, I hope some of the hard core collectors will see this and help

Congratulate Susanne! What a rare hunt!!

DOMPLAST, OMO, TIMPO from the 1960's

The OMO were premiums for the washpowder OMO...

HAUSSER ELASTOLIN from the 1970's.

VEB PLAHO were made since the 1960's I think, in DDR. Most of them were smaller copies of the older LINEOL.

DOMPLAST and HAUSSER were Companies from West-Germany.

And TIMPO was a british company.

Kikimalou wrote:

DOMPLAST, OMO, TIMPO from the 1960's

The OMO were premiums for the washpowder OMO...

HAUSSER ELASTOLIN from the 1970's.

VEB PLAHO were made since the 1960's I think, in DDR. Most of them were smaller copies of the older LINEOL.

DOMPLAST and HAUSSER were Companies from West-Germany.

And TIMPO was a british company.

Thankyou very much, Cristophe

Congratulations, these old figurines make us feel really collectors!
Sorry... not us... you!!!
Kidding, very nice figures, I like the water buck species!

Fine to see that the figurines arrived savely in Denmark!
You asked me to give some comments on them, but my friend Christoph gave the right informations already.
I saw, that you made the same mistake again with the name TIMPO TOYS Ltd, which is correct this way, and not TIMBO, because that way, you can't find anything on them on the net Susanne...
They come from Scotland by the way...

WOW! what a nice set of animals, they remind me of my childhood with the brands and figures. This is a perfect example why I don't collect except for my dioramas, how could I have room for such fantastic figures? Congratulations Susanne and thanks for the photos

Thankyou, friends, I am SO happy you also like them
And so is Willy, I am sure, that he opened this new world for me, - thnak you, Willy

Phil, yes, you are so right ! It is not easy to find room for them all. I try not to collect everything, but love to just "see what they are like", - ha, ha, and then I see some more.
Like the Plaho. I just wanted the hyena, - and now I have maybe a hundred

This year I was going to koncentrate on Plaho, - hmm, already yesterday, the second day of the year, I found some nice Bullyland-birds.....

SUSANNE wrote:

Thankyou, friends, I am SO happy you also like them
And so is Willy, I am sure, that he opened this new world for me, - thnak you, Willy

Phil, yes, you are so right ! It is not easy to find room for them all. I try not to collect everything, but love to just "see what they are like", - ha, ha, and then I see some more.
Like the Plaho. I just wanted the hyena, - and now I have maybe a hundred

This year I was going to koncentrate on Plaho, - hmm, already yesterday, the second day of the year, I found some nice Bullyland-birds.....

Wait, if you get the japanese (Kaiyodo, Furuta, Takara, Colorata) or french (Starlux) fever

Admin wrote:

Wait, if you get the japanese (Kaiyodo, Furuta, Takara, Colorata) or french (Starlux) fever

Poor Susanne then

Wow, awesome lot! I'm almost tempted to get into vintages myself

My dear experient collectors!
I love also to see and have in my hands some figures from different brands, it's a nice way to learn about the history of plastic animal figures!
Is there any way to get these figures without being infected or get a fever?

Roger wrote:

My dear experient collectors!
I love also to see and have in my hands some figures from different brands, it's a nice way to learn about the history of plastic animal figures!
Is there any way to get these figures without being infected or get a fever?

Roger my friend,

if you are a real collector you will be infected anyhow by any brand

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Roger wrote:

My dear experient collectors!
I love also to see and have in my hands some figures from different brands, it's a nice way to learn about the history of plastic animal figures!
Is there any way to get these figures without being infected or get a fever?

Roger my friend,

if you are a real collector you will be infected anyhow by any brand

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There's something in my bank saying: "Roger, you are not a real collector!"
I know, we can get some figures in the internet for a nice price, but first I need to buy a biger house!

[quote="Roger"]

Admin wrote:

Roger wrote:

My dear experient collectors!
I love also to see and have in my hands some figures from different brands, it's a nice way to learn about the history of plastic animal figures!
Is there any way to get these figures without being infected or get a fever?

Roger my friend,

if you are a real collector you will be infected anyhow by any brand

[/quote

There's something in my bank saying: "Roger, you are not a real collector!"
I know, we can get some figures in the internet for a nice price, but first I need to buy a biger house!

OK Roger,

not enough space and the information from your bank are a good reason to collect only that what you have.

[quote="Admin"]

Roger wrote:

Admin wrote:

Roger wrote:

My dear experient collectors!
I love also to see and have in my hands some figures from different brands, it's a nice way to learn about the history of plastic animal figures!
Is there any way to get these figures without being infected or get a fever?

Roger my friend,

if you are a real collector you will be infected anyhow by any brand

[/quote

There's something in my bank saying: "Roger, you are not a real collector!"
I know, we can get some figures in the internet for a nice price, but first I need to buy a biger house!

OK Roger,

not enough space and the information from your bank are a good reason to collect only that what you have.

Thanks Torben to have created a forum where there are space to not real collectors like me!

[quote="Roger"]

Admin wrote:

Roger wrote:

Admin wrote:

Roger wrote:

My dear experient collectors!
I love also to see and have in my hands some figures from different brands, it's a nice way to learn about the history of plastic animal figures!
Is there any way to get these figures without being infected or get a fever?

Roger my friend,

if you are a real collector you will be infected anyhow by any brand

[/quote

There's something in my bank saying: "Roger, you are not a real collector!"
I know, we can get some figures in the internet for a nice price, but first I need to buy a biger house!

OK Roger,

not enough space and the information from your bank are a good reason to collect only that what you have.

Thanks Torben to have created a forum where there are space to not real collectors like me!

Roger my friend,

to be a honorable and estimated member here you need only a portugese passport and a Sarcosuchus. Good to have you in our community.

Torben

[quote="Admin"]

Roger wrote:

Admin wrote:

Roger wrote:

Admin wrote:

Roger wrote:

My dear experient collectors!
I love also to see and have in my hands some figures from different brands, it's a nice way to learn about the history of plastic animal figures!
Is there any way to get these figures without being infected or get a fever?

Roger my friend,

if you are a real collector you will be infected anyhow by any brand

[/quote

There's something in my bank saying: "Roger, you are not a real collector!"
I know, we can get some figures in the internet for a nice price, but first I need to buy a biger house!

OK Roger,

not enough space and the information from your bank are a good reason to collect only that what you have.

Thanks Torben to have created a forum where there are space to not real collectors like me!

Roger my friend,

to be a honorable and estimated member here you need only a portugese passport and a Sarcosuchus. Good to have you in our community.

Torben

Thanks friend Torben!
I'll get a Portuguese passport as soon as possible!

[quote="Roger"]

Admin wrote:

Roger wrote:

Admin wrote:

Roger wrote:

Admin wrote:

Roger wrote:

My dear experient collectors!
I love also to see and have in my hands some figures from different brands, it's a nice way to learn about the history of plastic animal figures!
Is there any way to get these figures without being infected or get a fever?

Roger my friend,

if you are a real collector you will be infected anyhow by any brand

[/quote

There's something in my bank saying: "Roger, you are not a real collector!"
I know, we can get some figures in the internet for a nice price, but first I need to buy a biger house!

OK Roger,

not enough space and the information from your bank are a good reason to collect only that what you have.

Thanks Torben to have created a forum where there are space to not real collectors like me!

Roger my friend,

to be a honorable and estimated member here you need only a portugese passport and a Sarcosuchus. Good to have you in our community.

Torben

Thanks friend Torben!
I'll get a Portuguese passport as soon as possible!

There is nothing wrong with collecting vintages, they can give you the right feeling too, and that special smell, hhmmmm....
When i open up my vitrine with those uncoloured figurines, this smell comes up, which reminds me so much on my youth and younger years...

The number of figurines does say nothing about the fact what collector you are Roger, collecting is a passion, that you can share here with us, and this passion says nothing about numbers of models, isn't it?

And Susanne, Torben and Christophe are right, when you will see the Japanese stuff, then you will go overboard i am afraid, haha.
Small in size most of the time, but very nice and deetailed, and quit affordable...

Some extra information on the models before:
Timpo Toys was Scotland as i said, and made in the 1970's mainly.
These OMO washingpowder figurines are from the 1960's.
The same for Manurba, Domplast and Heinerle from Germany too... :)

Here is another nice item from Timpo Toys in my collection:

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WOW!
Willy, those are SO fantastic ! They must be the pearl over all pearls of your pearly collection

Torben, Roger, - you are so right, both of you.
When I see a beautyful item on the net, I get this sinking feeling, my hands shake, my heart pounds, and I WANT IT
But then , in summer, it begins to rain, and reminds me that my house needs new sewers, or in winter I can almost HEAR my boiler sucking the oil for heating, - eeeek!

Gosh, it is hard to be a collector, - my new passion for bendies is not cheap either