Some of my New Rays

Some of my New Ray models
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Beautiful group, especially the moose and donkey.

congrats.

They are wonderful !!! Many I have never seen before

The galloping horse is awesome, and of course I love the donkey

That is a nice group of 1992 New-Ray wildlife figures. We know the complete series and they surely make a very charming collection. However, we were not yet able of grouping these Farm life related figures, we don't have a offficial source and it seems they are not marked with a year. Not sure of which series your donkey and kart belongs but, there is a fam series of figures with bases, similar to the wildlife, Willy owned in his collection, at least, a border collie, a pair of foals, a group of piglets and a ram.

Roger I have those models you mentioned.Many of the New Rays were sold in the UK under a brand called Country Life but were marked on the book as being New Ray

Here are some more!
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Taos : COULD U SELL THIS WOLF TO ME? I CAN OFFER A BETTER PRICE ＴＯ U,THZ


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Congrats

I like that bison a lot!   The donkey, panther on a log, and that first rider with binoculars are also very interesting. The rider must have the best views of the various plastic animals.

Wildlife by New Ray.
A little wagon.
A show jumping set-the jumps also come in blue/white except the wall.
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Nice and some rare figures :)

You surely have got some fine and rare models, even a show jumping set

What animals are the brown ones in fron of the penguins ?

Very nice Taylor, I especially like the pronghorn

Editing on TAW sometimes is quite boring but often it is also very fun. One of the most fun works was when editing the early New-Ray figures. It is still unfinished with some misteries to solve. One mistery is inside of me. Why I enjoy better the early figures than the New-Ray USA newer ones if the last are more realistic? These from the first half of 1990's, make such a cool collection. Maybe they are different from everything we know, they feel to me like a bridge between what is vintage and what is modern. Something like someone found a color television for the first time! I have the pair of foxes and the anteater, two models that express perfectly what I feel and how cool is that boa in a trunk or the iguana with the cactus?

Roger wrote:

Editing on TAW sometimes is quite boring but often it is also very fun. One of the most fun works was when editing the early New-Ray figures. It is still unfinished with some misteries to solve. One mistery is inside of me. Why I enjoy better the early figures than the New-Ray USA newer ones if the last are more realistic? These from the first half of 1990's, make such a cool collection. Maybe they are different from everything we know, they feel to me like a bridge between what is vintage and what is modern. Something like someone found a color television for the first time! I have the pair of foxes and the anteater, two models that express perfectly what I feel and how cool is that boa in a trunk or the iguana with the cactus?

I totally agree !
They have so much charm, and they seem to have been made with great care
Today we have so much to choose from, which is more accurate

Yes would agree Roger.These models have a great charm of their own.While not always accurate size wise they are still very nicely made and with nice paintwork
Susanne,the little brown beasties are a Wild boar and a piglet.I have a number of horse and rider sets by New Ray so will dig out the the other riders!

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Yes would agree Roger.These models have a great charm of their own.While not always accurate size wise they are still very nicely made and with nice paintwork
Susanne,the little brown beasties are a Wild boar and a piglet.I have a number of horse and rider sets by New Ray so will dig out the the other riders!

Thankyou ! I am not sure I have seen those piggies before

My collection of farm animals by New Ray.Most of the sets also came with other accessories like barrels,milk churns,small carts,fencing and trees.Some sets also came with buildings.The goats are breed marked with British Alpine-the black and white ones and British Toggenberg for the tan ones.The sheep with lambs in the middle  are marked Welsh Mountain for those on the left and Romney Marsh for those on the right!
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NNewRay have also nice farm animals i can see :)

Something very interesting here! Those can't be the New-Ray USA once it is clearly oriented to the British market. I had no idea they were made to the breed level. They are not also the earlier New-Ray, at least they do not look like, unless they are from that misterious time between both eras when they manufactured in Hong Kong loads of sets that are still unknown to many of us. Do you have any idea when you obtained them?

New-ray is really ,a lovely brand.
I want the birds.

Fantastic !!! With a couple of exceptions, they are completely new to me

I love the farmer on horseback in front of the posh lady in her expensive outfit

I used to own the goat figures as my father thought it was appropriate as I had 15 goats he bought me ones that matched my Saanen and Toggenbergs. I probably lost the figures as they were only and I remember taking them to visit their real life counterparts

Thanks for your nice remarks
Yes,surprising that some of the models have breed names on them.Some of the cows in the picture also have British Friesian on them as well.I have already shown some of the New Ray cattle already and they had Kerry and Jersey on them.I remember getting them in the 1990s and many came as little sets like the goats,sheep and pigs.I found an old box that they came in recently and they were made in Hong Kong and the company address was Hong Kong as well.

I found this old box today.Many of the New Ray sets were sold under Country Life.It has the New Ray name on it and also the company that sold them in the UK.
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