News in my collection

They are great! Congrats! :)

Congrats Nina for your new Oldies!

Congrats on your newest additions Nina, specially the little waterbuffalo is interesting!

Here are some more oldies :)
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Congrats again!!

Congrats! Is it a fallow deer? What brand is it?

Roger wrote:

Congrats! Is it a fallow deer? What brand is it?

It could be a fallow deer I can't see any marks,it's probably just a copy

Oh I love the fencing and trees! I would so like to find some of that stuff for my displays! Congrats on all of your recent additions as well! :)

-Kristie

Congrats on you new oldies!

BornThisWay wrote:

Roger wrote:

Congrats! Is it a fallow deer? What brand is it?

It could be a fallow deer I can't see any marks,it's probably just a copy

Thanks!

The fallowdeer, is a direct copy of the Britains red deer from the 1970's.
But Hong Kong and Singapore companies made it always as a fallowdeer.

Flea market was really heaven for me,I found lot's of great stuff,oh I know they are copies but so priceless for me They were really cheap also,for one euro I got aruond 7 figures
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I'm so happy that I got theese,they are the same like from the first package of animals that got me hooked on collecting,boughtsomewhere in the 1987.They cost a little more(3 figures for 1 euro )But the seller insisted because they are 'old and from Germany'I said:'Well,maybe ou bought them in Germany but they are from China
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Am I seeing a fox?
That's a nice way of collecting many figures with few money. ... and almost every figures, cheap or expensive are from China so...

Yes,it's a fox,or wolf,as I learned here-It's Marx copy
I really don't mind 'made in China' figures,I find it very ineresting and fun comparing them to originals with sizes and color variations,it's an endless journey

BornThisWay wrote:

Yes,it's a fox,or wolf,as I learned here-It's Marx copy
I really don't mind 'made in China' figures,I find it very ineresting and fun comparing them to originals with sizes and color variations,it's an endless journey

I think also that is a great collection and there aren't weird collections. I also find it interesting and I hope to find loads of China foxes for my collection. :)
About the fox is indeed a wolf and a Marx copy as you told. The fault is mine because I see foxes everywhere!

congrats!!

Congrats from me to, again a lot of copies from different makers.
Like Britains, Marx, Domplast, Jean Höffler and so on.
I like the lying bison, a very unusual position, and the grazing one is nice to.

Thank you
*Roger* Did you see the yellow chubby fox in my 'Other modern company'topic?He is so cute and a bit older,from 1994,made in China of course
*Willy*My friend said that the lying buffalo is from the 70' bag of indians and cowboys.I don't know if he's right,there are no marks on the buffalo

Oh i forgot,here are some dino oldies.Well not so old,I believe they are from the 90' the most of them.It confuses me,when I found something from this period should I post them here in vintage or modern companies?
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Also cute dinos!!

Thank you again My favorite is the small green one because I can't identify it,looks like little angry dragon to me

The small green one in front? It's a old style Parasauralophus. At one time they though that there was a skin flap from the head horn to the neck. It looks like a copy of the old Ajax one

They are maybe not very old, but 90's or even 80's could be a fact...

Tiermann wrote:

The small green one in front? It's a old style Parasauralophus. At one time they though that there was a skin flap from the head horn to the neck. It looks like a copy of the old Ajax one

Thanks for info,I had no idea