Hong Kong copies

Some Hong Kong copies of other models. I know the Red Deer and the Eland are Britains copies,but would like to know the others if anyone can help.

These are lovely models, I love the style of vintage animals! They're so delicate, whilst still keeping all the details!

Wow, the bird i have never seen before :)

is this not a Manruba Doomplast? eland ? I shall have have to check them on wiki.

edit* I checked but couldn't find an eland, only a waterbuck. Somehow your model looks so familiar though.
http://toyanimal.mywikis.net/wiki/Manurba_Waterbuck_Walking


And that blue crane? is just absolutely beautiful, I love it !  It's so exciting to see such wonderful pieces, well done Taylor.

Taos wrote:

Some Hong Kong copies of other models. I know the Red Deer and the Eland are Britains copies,but would like to know the others if anyone can help.

sunny wrote:

is this not a Manruba Doomplast? eland ? I shall have have to check them on wiki.

edit* I checked but couldn't find an eland, only a waterbuck. Somehow your model looks so familiar though.
http://toyanimal.mywikis.net/wiki/Manurba_Waterbuck_Walking

These Hong Kong moulds were used as premium figures in many ways. The elands seems to be like the Prior model
https://toyanimal.info/wiki/Prior_Eland_1

Thank you all.These are figures from my childhood which I somehow managed to keep them!

Hello,
I found a little bit bigger Eland, but this Eland are not marked.
And there are more Elands smaller and with other colour and marked with "HONGKONG" and "CHINA".
Benno.

Benno, the amount of variations you have is astonishing.

This eland presentation shows clearly how ambitious is to try to document all different figures ever produced.
Just checking your collection, it is almost unbelievable the amount of similar figures. Actually, those are variations around the same design.
One of them even in an official Portuguese territory as it was Macau until 1999. I find it very interesting that they use the Portuguese words instead of Made in Macau.