Very unusual unicolour models :-0

Looking through my box of uniclour models I found these models.
Willy gave them to me in a trade, and at that time I thought they were a bit too weird

Since then my taste for unusual oldies has been much more developed, - but now I can not for the life of me remember what brand they are  
They have no marking at all.

Can anybody help, please ?



This one is a chamois, but I am not sure he belongs here


The face fit in the family, though :


These are a kind of antelope. Can you see which ?  








These must be gnus.


An ibex ? mouflon


A moose cow ?


Definitely an okapi


What do y'all say ?

These figures are very beautiful in my opinion. The chamois is particulary expressive and it looks like walking in rocky areas. If I am not wrong, Willy was always trying to find out if they were Manurba, Domplast or Einerle! The grazing models were usually identified as impalas but nobody was sure of it and they actually don't look like impalas. Ibex is a mouflon species.

Roger with the flypaper memory

Or yesterday i have seen also Leyla have similar plastic figures. In my opinion very nice figures and interesting species

widukind wrote:

Or yesterday i have seen also Leyla have similar plastic figures. In my opinion very nice figures and interesting species

Leyla

So now we can choose 4 different brands

SUSANNE wrote:

widukind wrote:

Or yesterday i have seen also Leyla have similar plastic figures. In my opinion very nice figures and interesting species

Leyla

So now we can choose 4 different brands

One producer and more seller

Ohhh, GREAT

Who was the producer then ?

SUSANNE wrote:

Ohhh, GREAT

Who was the producer then ?

That told me collector of premium figures. But i am not sure. But i think from China.

Naturally the factory was in China as almost everything these days but I believe these models were produced by the mentioned companies once they were manufacturers. If we check some online shops of vintage figures, these are never described with a single manufacturer name, we see often combinations of Manurba with Domplast, Heinerle and even Linde for some white colored versions. At Toy Animal Wiki the only figures listed are on Heinerle page. I think I have a few from Kosta. So, maybe we can mix them together at Heinerle page and someday, maybe someone finds it out.

GREAT idea, Roger !!!!

We need to somehow get these unicolour models on TAI, with as much or little info as we have

Here are mine

https://sts-forum.forumieren.de/t2798-the-domplast-manurba-heinerle-old-w-germany-animals-in-my-zoo

You can see differences but nobody knows what the brand exactly

These are very beautiful figures. I've never seen them before. They remind me a little bit of certain figures by Heinerle, Manurba or similar brands. So I agree with Roger.

Thankyou, Yvette

This reminds us to NEVER, EVER throw away old catalogues or leaflets, no matter if they are a bit worn at the edges

These are a very interesting style. They look like they could have been chiseled loose from a bas-relief sculpture

halichoeres wrote:

These are a very interesting style. They look like they could have been chiseled loose from a bas-relief sculpture

Yes, now you mention it

According to me, the 3 antelopes are Cobs.. :)

Caracal wrote:

According to me, the 3 antelopes are Cobs.. :)

Completely new breed of horse /duocorn

oops sorry! I thought it was the same word in English but no.. so I think they are waterbucks.. :)

Caracal wrote:

According to me, the 3 antelopes are Cobs.. :)

I agree. Genus Kobus have some species also known as kobs, and waterbucks are kobus antelopes so it is not much different from French.
I think the grazing antelope ressembles this sing sing waterbuck on pictue below. Though, although I agree the walking one is also a Kobus antelope, the sculptor wanted to show something peculiar of the species when sculpted the neck like that. A different colored area or something else.

Hello Susanne,
the animals are now listet on TAW.
Pictures will come later.
The producer are MANURBA, HEINERLE and DOMPLAST.
Benno